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Exploring Word Meanings: Articles, Definitions, and Exercises for Language Mastery

This lesson focuses on understanding various English words and their meanings through practical exercises. It covers important concepts like articles, the meanings of "enable", "enormous", "friendship", and "ownership", and provides contextual examples to deepen comprehension. Students will engage in interactive exercises on quantities, definitions, and differentiated meanings, enhancing their vocabulary skills. The lesson also introduces cultural elements, comparing living standards globally. Join us in this enriching language journey!

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Exploring Word Meanings: Articles, Definitions, and Exercises for Language Mastery

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  1. Unit 6 Lesson 5

  2. WORDSTUDY

  3. Article It has two meaning:- (Try to guess meanings from pictures.)

  4. I read an interesting article in the newspaper. 1

  5. They are articles. Excuse me, what do we call the words (a, an or the) ? 2

  6. 1. A separate piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine.

  7. 2. The words a, an or the an a the

  8. Borrower

  9. A person who borrows something .

  10. Dozen

  11. She bought a dozen eggs at the shop

  12. twelve

  13. Exercise:- • How many eggs are there in half a dozen? • If you buy twelve dozen bars of chocolate, how many will you have ?

  14. Enable

  15. The loan enables him to start a business.

  16. Make something possible for somebody Note:- The structure after the verb: enable a person to do a thing

  17. Enormous

  18. The Pacific Ocean is enormous

  19. Huge, very big

  20. fortunately

  21. His plane fell down. Fortunately, he wasn’t hurt.

  22. Happily, the opposite of unfortunately

  23. Exercise:- • Make a sentence beginning with fortunately, to follow this sentence. I lost my pen on the way to school.

  24. friendship

  25. My friendship with Ahmad began at school.

  26. Being friends; the feeling between friends

  27. The condition or situation being something. For example:- Friendship means being friends. Ownership is the situation of owning. -ship *what do we call the condition of being member? *complete: …………. of the club cost SR 2o a year

  28. mine

  29. The deepest mine in the world is a gold mine in South Africa . It is 3.582m deep

  30. A hole which is dug In the ground to get minerals such as copper or gold.

  31. Exercise:- Do you know the name of Saudi Arabia’s biggest gold mine ?

  32. Needy

  33. We should all give alms to the needy

  34. poor

  35. Non-

  36. Saudi Arabia is a muslim country but U.S.A is a non-muslim country

  37. Not; changes the meaning of a word to the opposite

  38. Exercise:- *What do we call a flight which does not stop? A……… flight

  39. Standard of living

  40. The standard of living in Japan is higher than in France.

  41. The average quantity of goods and services received or used by a person in a country

  42. Third World

  43. Most countries of the Third World are in the southern hemisphere

  44. All the developing countries or the world; all the non-industrial countries.

  45. Heba Mohammed Al-Baba

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