(OLD Edition) Callan Stage 11 lesson 169 page 1156 start with: INSPECT

SENTENCE STRUCTURE:

-I just arrived home from my work.
-My department will transfer into another floor but in the same building.

GRAMMAR:

-As can be seen, the word "get" is used in many Phrasal Verbs - get up, get down, get on, get off etc. This is partly due to the fact that it is short and consists of only one syllable, and has many different meanings. It is a very convenient word. It appears in over 40 phrasal verbs. The student should not be too upset by this; he only has to be able to understand, or guess at, the meaning of the phrasal verbs; he does not have to be able to use them himself - each phrasal verb can nearly always be expressed in other words.

-A Phrasal Verb is a phrase, consisting of a verb and one or two more additional words, used in the same way as a verb.

VOCABULARY WITH EXAMPLES:-

-INSPECT 　検査する
- STRUCTURE
-The aircraft are inspected on a regular basis to see that there are no faults in their structure.

-Note: Aircraft is both singular and plural - one aircraft, two aircraft.

-SYMPATHISE 　共感する
-She said she sympathises most with people who are blind.

-KIT
- SHORTS
-A kit is a set of equipment. For example, a footballer's kit consists of a shirt, shorts, socks and boots.

-GET ON
- GET OFF
- PHRASAL VERB
-"Get your clothes on as quickly as you can. We have to leave at once."

-I was so tired I hardly had the energy to get my clothes off and get into bed.

-MISLEAD
-The information he gave us was very misleading.

-OFFENCE 　反則、違反
-In many countries these days it is an offence to smoke in various public places.

-PLUG
-We managed to stop the roof leaking by plugging the hole with a cork material.
-She was terribly angry when she discovered that there was no plug in the sink.