Callan Stage 10 New Edition Lesson 162 page 929 - 930

VOCABULARY:

-encourage
-discourage
-graceful
-liberty
-torch

SENTENCE STRUCTURE:

-Maybe, on February will be snow.

-Q:If a friend of yours said that they were thinking about travelling around the world alone for a year, would you encourage them to do it or discourage them from doing it?

-A:If a friend of mine said that they were thinking about travelling around the world alone for a year, I'd encourage them to do it.

-Q:Why should Callan Method students not feel discouraged when they make mistakes in the lessons?

-A:Callan Method students shouldn't feel discouraged when they make mistakes in the lessons because making mistakes is a necessary part of the learning process; the students learn from the teacher's constant correction of their mistakes.

-Q:What's the basic meaning of the word "liberty"?

-A:The basic meaning of the word "liberty" is the freedom of an individual in society.

-Q:Where's the Statue of Liberty?

-A:The Statue of Liberty is at the entrance of New York Harbour.

-Q:Describe it, please.

-A:lt's a huge statue of a woman representing freedom, which was given to America by France. In her right hand, she holds a torch etc.

GRAMMAR:

-Q:What's the difference in structure between the verbs "encourage" and "discourage"?

-A:The difference in structure between the verbs "encourage" and "discourage" is that we encourage someone to do something, whereas we discourage someone from doing something.