Vocabulary Week 1
This word means someone who loves books.
What is a bibliophile?
This is something that happens or exists in society, science, or nature, especially something that is studied because it is difficult to understand.
What is a phenomenon?
This word means: to admit or accept that something is true or that a situation exists.
What is acknowledge?
The tense of this sentence:
"I have eaten 10 pizzas this week."
The total number of classes for this summer session
What is four?
This word means good or quick at noticing things.
What is observant?
This word means a way of dealing with a problem or making a situation better.
What is remedy?
This idiomatic phrase means that someone is employed by a company.
What is on the payroll?
We use this verb to talk about something we want the is possible in the present or the future.
What is hope?
This is the length of time of our main break in class.
What is 15 minutes?
If you have this, you have the ability to understand other people's feelings or problems.
What is empathy?
This word means clear enough or definite enough to be easily seen or noticed.
What is tangible?
These are promises to do something.
What are commitments?
The tense of this sentence:
"Last week, I ate 7 pizzas."
What is the simple past?
The title of the Ted Talk we listened to in Week 3 by Laura Vanderkam
What is How to Gain Control of your Free Time?
This is a large, heavy book.
What is a tome?
This is a pursuit outside one's regular occupation done for relaxation.
What is a hobby?
This is another word for lateness.
What is tardiness?
We use this verb to talk about situations that are not possible in the present or the future.
What is wish?
The idiom we learned in Week 3 that means to rest or relax in order to get energy back to do things.
What is recharge your batteries?
This phrase means falling asleep briefly or unintentionally.
What is nodding off?
The meaning of this word is "having many parts or sides."
What is multifaceted?
This is a period of time after something bad happened when people are still dealing with the results of it.
What is aftermath?
This is the form of the main verb that we need to use with have/has for the present perfect tense.
What is the past participle?
Writing a paragraph in English can be compared to this type of food.
What is a hamburger?