Social Social (adj & noun) /ˈsəʊ.ʃəl/ US /ˈsoʊ-/ relating to people’s interaction in groups or any group activities – communal – societal – collective: Unemployment is a major social issue these days. Parts of Speech Adverb: socially Adverb: sociably Adjective: sociable Noun: socialite Noun: socialization Noun: society Verb: socialize Antonyms unfriendly, outcast
Interact Interact (verb) /ˌɪn.təˈrækt/ US /-ţɚˈækt/ to communicate with somebody or something or become involved in a social activity – communicate – act together – cooperate: In the workplace, it is just Alice who cannot interact properly with the other staff. Parts of Speech Noun: interactivity Noun: interaction Adjective: interactive Adverb: interactively
Introduce Yourself in French Introduce Yourself in French Bonjour. Je m’appelle Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl. Mon prénom est Mohammad Hossein et mon nom de famille est Hariri Asl. Tu peux m’appeler Hossein. J’ai 37 ans et j’habite à Karaj, près de Téhéran, la capitale de l’Iran. Je suis iranien et je parle le persan / …
Relate Relate (verb) /rɪˈleɪt/ be connected to, associate, connect, attach, join, corelate, link up, interact, form a relationship – describe something, narrate, respond, recount, relay, speak about: His financial success is a byproduct of luck and it does not relate to perseverance. Antonyms disconnect Parts of Speech Noun: relation Noun: relationship Noun: relater Adjective: related …
Acculturation Model Acculturation model is one of the aspects of ‘language-culture connection. Schumann’s Acculturation Model was established to account for the acquisition of L2 by immigrants in majority language settings. It specifically excludes learners who receive formal instruction. In this response, Schumann states, “… second language acquisition is just one aspect of acculturation and the …
Foreigner Talk Foreigner Talk The three functions of foreigner talk can be identified: It promotes communication through simplifying utterances and making them easier to process or clarifying what has been said. It signals, implicitly or explicitly, speakers’ attitudes towards their interlocutors. It can create an affective bond between the native speaker and non-native speaker. It …
Establishing Relationships English Vocabulary for IELTS and TOEFL The Outline of This Lesson on Establishing Relationships English Vocabulary What is a relationship? Human beings are social creatures, and most of us yearn for close relationships with other people. Relationships require a lot of work and a lot of communication, but it can still be hard to …
Mind-Body Connection IELTS Listening Reading Practice Watch this video on YouTube Mind-Body Connection IELTS Listening Reading Practice Lecturer, author or publisher: Maryam Alimardani on TED-Ed Mind-Body Connection IELTS Reading Practice The Rubber Hand Illusion Look at your hand. How do you know it’s really yours? It seems obvious unless you’ve experienced the rubber hand illusion. In this experiment, a …
English Presentation Difficult People English Presentation Difficult People Watch this video on YouTube LELB Lecturer: Sasan Handout Provided by the Lecturer How to deal with difficult people? What would be your response if you encountered difficult people? Is it acceptable to be always flexible in front of difficult people? How can we practice patience in case …
Inter-group Theory Inter-group Theory Giles and Byrne identified a number of factors that contribute to a group’s ‘ethnolinguistic vitality’—the key construct in the theory. They then discussed the conditions under which subordinate group members (e.g. immigrants or members of an ethnic minority) are most likely to acquire native-like proficiency in the dominant group’s language. These …