lightweight: light in weight
ex: this is a lightweight matter
remove: to move from a place or position
ex: in 2000, I removed from istanbul to izmir.
zeynep ş. b7
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Students from Fatih University (Istanbul) post academic vocabulary, related phonetics and definitions. The aim is to familiarize students at the English Preparatory School with specific vocabulary items related to university classes.
Instructions
1. Go to the VOA website.
2. Choose an article.
3. Listen to and read the article at the same time.
4. Select TWO unknown words.
5. Look them up in the dictionary.
6. Copy the the definition and phonetics on the posting window. Don't forget the title of the article.
7. Write your own example sentence.
8. Write down the main idea of the article (max. 2 sentences).
2. Choose an article.
3. Listen to and read the article at the same time.
4. Select TWO unknown words.
5. Look them up in the dictionary.
6. Copy the the definition and phonetics on the posting window. Don't forget the title of the article.
7. Write your own example sentence.
8. Write down the main idea of the article (max. 2 sentences).
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Zeynep, we use "remove from" as "take away" or "take out".
ReplyDeleteFor example: Asiye removed the old toys from her room and gave them to her younger cousin.
We use "move" when we go to live in a different place.
It must be: In 2000, I moved from Istanbul to Izmir.