Vocabulary Skills - corpus linguistics and connotation
When we look at the collocations associated with the phrasal verb set in, they tend to be negative.
When we look at the collocations associated with the phrasal verb set in, they tend to be negative.
E.g. To set in
rot set in
bad weather set in
panic set in
depression set in
This can be proved by looking at a corpus:
rot set in
bad weather set in
panic set in
depression set in
This can be proved by looking at a corpus:
Listening Skills - listening for intention
P. 51
Notes
Phrases that show an intention to reassure:
There's no cause for concern
It's perfectly safe
It'll be fine/alright
Don't worry
I wouldn't worry (if I were you)
Phrases that show an intention to blame:
To blame someone for something
To say that something is someone's fault e.g. "It's all your fault!"
Vocabulary
To pay attention (to)
To keep an eye on
Cupboard (note pronunciation /kʌbəʳd/)
Homework
Read the audioscript on p.142 and note where the answers are to exercise 5
Going Further
Reading: Run, Hide, Tell
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/04/met-police-use-run-hide-tell-warning-for-first-time-after-london-terrorist-attack
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/04/met-police-use-run-hide-tell-warning-for-first-time-after-london-terrorist-attack
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