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LESSON fIVE

A Recipe for Friendship. LESSON fIVE. recipe. Similar to (1) receipt (n.) (2) receive (v.) Steve Jobs has a perfect recipe for business success. . exactly. Fred sounds exactly like his brother Leo. I can’t tell who is who. totally. necessary.

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LESSON fIVE

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  1. A Recipe for Friendship LESSON fIVE

  2. recipe • Similar to (1) receipt (n.) (2) receive (v.) • Steve Jobs has a perfect recipe for business success.

  3. exactly • Fred sounds exactly like his brother Leo. I can’t tell who is who. totally

  4. necessary • (1) (a.)≒ essential • (2) (adv.)≒ inevitably • If necessary, you can use my cellphone. • “Necessity is the mother of invention.” • The family is too poor to buy the basic necessity.

  5. ingredient • The drink is found to contain the toxicingredient– plasticizer. • Jeremy Lin has all the ingredients of a great player. He is strong, moves fast, and most importantly, he doesn’t give up easily.

  6. poem • rhyme vs. • ≒verse 韻文 ← → prose 散文 rhythm

  7. similar • Your homework seems similar to Draco’s. Did you copy his? • similarity ≒ resemblance • similarity difference

  8. mix • mix A with B • They chatted joyfully during the meal in a mix of Taiwanese and Mandarin. • Johnny Depp had mixed feelings when he attended his ex-girlfriend’s wedding. mixture ≒ complicated

  9. encouragement • Echo didn’t have the courage to tell Narcissus that she loved him. • Edward is as courageous as a lion. He is never afraid of challenges. • Don’t let one failure discourage you. • The rain discouraged us from going out

  10. form • Please fill out this form before you go inside to see the doctor. • in the form/way of…

  11. effort • make an effort • make every effort • Robert has good memory. He can recite a 500-word long poem effortlessly in 15 minutes.

  12. involve • Don’t involve me into the fight between you and Angelina. • The hurricane Sandy caused a disastrous flood in the New York City, involving millions of people.

  13. process • To stay healthy, we should consume more natural food instead of processed food. • Those extra strawberries can be processed into jam.

  14. element • elementary school (≒ basic) • The chemical elements of water is hydrogen and oxygen.

  15. stir • A series of earthquakes have stirred upfears around Italy.

  16. disaster • Most of the subway system in New York City was destroyed by a disastrous flood.

  17. maintain • Although the car is old, Francis maintains it very well. • A car requires regular maintenance to run properly.

  18. worth vs. worthy • be worth + N/Ving • be worthyof + N/Ving

  19. stove oven microwave oven

  20. have… in common much/ a lot have something in common little nothing Lucy and Judy have something `in common. They both like Super Junior.

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