火曜日, 11月 26, 2013

Callan New Edition Stage 10 Lesson 152 on pages 860-861

VOCABULARY:
  • whichever
  • idiot
  • flash
  • thunderstorm
  • image
  • signal 

    GRAMMAR AND EXPLANATION:
    "Any" and "some" with singular countable nouns
  • When we use the word "any" in front of a singular countable noun. it means its not important which. For example. the sentence "Take any biscuit you like'' means that it isn't important which biscuit you take; you can choose whichever one you like.
  • When we use "some" in front of a singular countable noun, we are referring to a particular person or thing, but we don't know (or we don't want to say) who it is or which it is. For example, in the sentence "Some man came to see you this morning while you were out". we are referring to a particular man. but we can't remember or don't know who it was. 
  • When there's a thunderstorm, we first see the flash of lightning. Then, after a few seconds, we hear the thunder, even though the thunder and lightning actually happen at the same time. The reason for the delay in hearing the thunder is that sound travels more slowly than light. 

    SENTENCE STRUCTURED:
  • It's cloudy and not so cold,
  • I ate yakisoba during my dinner.
  • I will read a book after the lesson.
  • The white cat is still not fine.
  • I'm done making designs for my New Year's greeting cards.
  • I will print 100 copies of the same design on weekends. 

    CALLAN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
    1. Give me an example of the word ''any" used with the meaning of "it's not important which", please.
  • Any people have right to live.

  • 2. Give me an example of the word "some" used when we're referring to a particular person, please.
  • Some woman called you when you were absent.

  • 3. Why is it that, in a thunderstorm, we first see the flash of lightning, and then, after a delay of a few seconds, hear the thunder?
  • In a thunderstorm, we first see the flash of lightning, and then, after a delay of a few seconds, hear the thunder because sound travels more slowly than light.

  • 4. When does a camera need a flash to be able to produce a clear image?
  • A camera need a flash to be able to produce a clear image when there isn't enough natural light, or when the lights inside a building aren't bright enough.

  • 5. What am I doing?
  • You're making a signal for someone to stop.

  • 6. Do you always get a good signal on your phone?
  • Yes, I always get a good signal on your phone.

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