matthew - 2010 june

[matthew kim]

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[matthew]

i.e= id est
it is that is to say/ in other words

e.g= exempli gratia- for example

etc= et cetera- and others

vocab!

abase- refused to abase himself/ he doesnt want to get down,
attribute- attributed her success to her parents/ give credit to other
cryptic- cryptic message/ hard to read
ebullient- the girl's ebullient nature/ excitement
falter- her courage did not falter/ stop
incte a riot/ who start
lurid cover stories/ very emotional
pervasive odor/ smell is going to pervade, spread throughout
remorse- feel remorse for his crime
subside- storm subsided/ settel down

lesson 2
abride dictionary- very short dictionary
audacious attempt- bold, brave
cursory review- casual done for reviewing
eccentric personality
religious fanatics
from 1 to 10 inclusive
luxuriant hair
pessimistic view of life- negative thought
renounce her beliefs
substantiate the claim with facts



Grammar

nominative case(i, you, he, she, it, we , they, who)

objective case(me, you, him, her, it, us, them, whom)

possessive case(my, your, his, her its, our, their, whose)

comparison by "than" or "as" generally require the nominative case to follow.











6/24/10

tempus fugit- time flies
denouement- ending
bourgeoisie
proletariat- bule collar
persona non grata- person thats not welcome
et tu brutus? and you brutus?
non sequitur- does not follow µ¿¹®¼­´ä
deus ex machina-