Callan Stage 8 Lesson 111 page 691 - 694

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	*VOCABULARY* -due -due to -grandfather -great-grandfather -grandmother -great-grandmother -mostly -discuss-discussion -argue-argument -quarrel -examine -reason *SENTENCE STRUCTURE* -If I don't pay my electricity bill when it is due they come and cut the electricity off.  -Trains don't always arrive when they are due because of bad weather or accidents etc.  -When a man is rich, I think it's due to the fact that he's more intelligent than most other men.  -The people in my country are mostly tea - drinkers.  -People argue because some people always disagree with everything other people say. It is often in their nature to do so. Other people like to give their opinion on every single matter. Others like to learn by argument etc. *GRAMMAR* -We call our grandfather's father is great-grandfather.  -The difference to discuss, to argue and to quarrel to discuss means we wish to examine a particular subject to argue means we don't agree, a quarrel is definitely unpleasant.  -People quarrel, basically perhaps, because they do not like the other person or his opinions.
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Trains don't always arrive when they are due because of bad weather or accidents etc.
When a man is rich, I think it's due to the fact that he's more intelligent than most other men.

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To discuss something usually means that we wish to examine a particular subject
In a discussion people may perhaps disagree with each other, but the discussion seldom becomes unpleasant.
When we argue with someone, it means that we don't agree with what they say, and often the argument can become a little unpleasant.
A quarrel, on the other hand, is definitely unpleasant, and can finish with both sides shouting at each other.
Therefore, we could say that two people could begin by quietly discussing a subject, the discussion could then develop into an argument, and the argument could finish in a quarrel.
People argue because some people always disagree with everything other people say. It is often in their nature to do so. Other people like to give their opinion on every single matter. Others like to learn by argument etc.
People quarrel, basically perhaps, because they do not like the other person or his opinions.
Another meaning of the verb "to argue" is "to reason". For example, "He argues that he had not done the job, because he had not had sufficient time", or, His argument for not having done the job was that he had not had sufficient time".
I argue to return home early because I feel bad.