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eminent, imminent: eminent = outstanding; The symphony's performance was eminent.. imply, infer: to imply = to suggest; The author implied that his book was finished.. to infer = to

S OME P ROBLEM W ORDS (continued)

emigrate, immigrate:

to emigrate = to leave a country; Their entire family emigrated from Russia

to immigrate = to enter a country; Three of the brothers immigrated to the U.S

eminent, imminent:

eminent = outstanding; The symphony's performance was eminent

imminent = about to happen; The conductor's entrance was imminent

everyone, every one:

everyone = unspecified number of people; Everyone was waiting

every one = each individual; Every one will need a ticket to enter

farther, further:

farther = distance; The house you are looking for is farther from here

further = quantity or degree; It is still further up the road

imply, infer:

to imply = to suggest; The author implied that his book was finished

to infer = to conclude; We can infer that it will be another good book

in, into

in = location; The house is in that direction

into = direction; We walked into the house together

S OME P ROBLEM W ORDS (continued)

lie, lay:

to lie = to recline or rest; Go ahead and lie down on the bed

to lay = to put or place; You may lay your things over there

loose, lose:

loose = not securely fastened; The money in his pocket was loose

to lose = to misplace; If you are not careful, you will lose your money

maybe, may be:

maybe = possibly; Maybe I can find another book if I hurry

may be = might be; That may be the book you are looking for

precede, proceed:

to precede = to come before; Her part in the play preceded the music

to proceed = to go forward; They proceeded with the play even though it was late

principal, principle:

principal = head of a school; The principal spoke to the students yesterday

principle = a basic truth; He suggested that fairness be a principle of all behavior

raise, rise:

to raise = to move upward; He raised the flag at sunrise

to rise = to go up; You will need to rise early to see the sunrise

S OME P ROBLEM W ORDS (continued)

respectfully, respectively:

respectfully = showing respect; The children respectfully helped their parents respectively = each in the order given; Their father and mother died respectively

set, sit:

to set = to put or place; They set the plates on the table

to sit = to be seated; They will sit at the table when they eat

sometime, some time, sometimes:

sometime = at an unstated time; I will be here sometime before noon

some time = a period of time; It was some time before she finally arrived

sometimes = now and then; They sometimes arrive early

there, their, they're:

there = place; Why don't you set the books there on the table?

their = ownership; They will want to get their books from off the table

they're = they are; They're supposed to have their own books

weather, whether:

weather = climate; I think the weather will be nice tomorrow

whether = choice; Decide tomorrow whether or not you want to come

your, you're:

your = ownership; I think this is your coat

you're = you are; You're not leaving your coat there, are you?

again = book = lesson = blok zas "

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LESSON 16 VOCABULARY

advanced

adverse

airport

all over

all ready

all together

allusion

altogether

any one

article

averse

aware

baby

basic

basket

behavior

besides

capital

climate, climactic

coarse

conductor

conscience

conscious

continual, continuous

convincing

course degree direction drug eminent entirely even though exam

excellent fair, fairly, fairness false

flag government hat

head illicit illusion imminent immoral impression

in order (to) individual intensity level library, librarian

loose maybe mistake moral music nonetheless noon

opening outstanding ownership particular, particularly payment

peace plane plate previous, previously principle

project quantity reference regular, regularly respect, respectfully respective,

respectively reverence

rough, roughly

secure, securely

side

site

song

student

sunrise

suppose, supposedly

symphony

ticket

to adapt

to adopt

to affect

to arrive

to be

to be convinced

to be convincing

to be damaged

to be late

to be prepared

to be seated

to be strengthened

to become

accustomed

to bother

to break

to censor

to censure

to change

to cite

to clean

to complement

to compliment

to conclude

to convince

to criticize

to die

to dispute

to drop

to elicit

to emigrate

to except

to exclude

to fear

to flatter

to hang

to hurry

to imply

to infer

to influence

to interrupt

to lie down

to lose

to lower

to misplace

to pick

to precede

to proceed

to quote

to recline

to remove

to revere

to suggest unfavorable unlawful unspecified unstated upward wall wealth, wealthy, wealthier, wealthiest weather

whether without

Expressions

His proofs were so convincing that they could not answer him (9:22)

After many days had gone by, they made plans to kill him (9:23)

Day and night they watched the city gates in order to kill him (9:23)

But one night they let him down through an opening in the wall (9:25)

But one night they let him down through an opening in the wall (9:25)

He tried to join the others (9:26)

But they would not believe that he had changed (9:26)

They were all afraid of him (9:26)

Then his friend came to his help (9:27)

He explained to them how he had seen their leader on the road (9:27)

When they found out about this, they sent him away (9:30)

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