The Fox and the Lion by Aesop for English students with a video, vocabulary practice in real context, and discussion questions to practice the 4 language skills naturally The Fox and the Lion is now in the public domain available on Gutenberg Project. Video of the Fox and the Lion The Fox and the Lion…
Hector definition in context with images and synonyms from the book, Vocabulary for the College-Bound Student. Learn the word, hector, in short authentic sentences and examples with parts of speech and improve your reading comprehension as well. /ˈhek.təʳ/ (verb) Hector definition to treat someone violently and angrily usually in order to force them to obey…
The Eagle The Cat And The Wild Sow for English learners with podcast and video and vocabulary practice in context. Read this English fable from Aesop and listen to any selected text. Source of story: Gutenberg Project at www.gutenberg.org The Eagle the Cat and the Wild Sow An eagle made her nest at the top of a…
Deter 1100 Words You Need Week 33 Day 4 Deter 1100 Words You Need Week 33 Day 4 with authentic materials and examples, synonyms, antonyms, illustrated flashcards and text-to-speech for GRE, TOEFL & IELTS /dɪˈtɜːʳ/ US /-ˈtɝː/ (verb) to prevent or stop someone from doing something by discouraging or threatening them, frighten, menace, warn, put…
Intimidate 1100 Words You Need Intimidate 1100 Words You Need /ɪnˈtɪm.ɪ.deɪt/ (verb) to threaten someone to persuade them to do something for you, frighten, scare, bully, coerce, terrorize, daunt, overawe, discourage, terrify, alarm, browbeat: The bank clerk was intimidated into giving the robber all the money all at once. antonym: encourage Fre: intimider Fa: ترساندن
Discourage Discourage (verb) to stop something from happening by making it more difficult or unpleasant, make someone less confident or optimistic, deter, frighten, dispirit, dishearten, cast down, dissuade, oppose, hinder, prevent, suppress: His lack of confidence is rooted in his parents who used to discourage him when he was a young child.
Panic Panic (noun & verb) /ˈpæn.ɪk/ a sudden feeling of fear and anxiety, terror, horror, anxiety, fright, dread The mother got into a panic when she couldn’t find her little child in the crowd. Antonym: calm, calmness Adjective: panicky
English conversation class on fear and phobia for English students Round Table Activity Please develop 2 questions in relation to the current topic. Each participant must ask a question and be asked once. Your questions must not be too personal. Your questions ought to be challenging and not so easy to answer. Your questions should…