Spotlight 8 module 6 f

Lesson 6 f

Use of English

Phrasal verb set

aside

откладывать

off отправляться

back задерживать

in устанавливать

Words easily confused:

arrive got reach bring fetch deliver journey trip voyage excursion tour expedition place room gap foreign strange curious

arrive got reach

The train arrived on schedule.

They arrived at the hotel.

Call us when you get home. 

What time will you get  there? 

We reached London at midnight.

At last they reached the top of the mountain.

bring fetch deliver

• I’m going to  bring  an umbrella with me. I would like to  bring  my friends to the party.
• She opened the safe to  fetch  her passport and money.
• The man  fetched  a chair for that woman
• The letter was  delivered  two weeks ago
• These documents should be  delivered  to the main office  

journey trip voyage

A journey from London to Paris can now be completed in under 3 hours.

I’ve had two journeys to London.

My boss has gone on the business trip to South America.

Let’s go on a trip to the mountains this summer!

The idea of going on a sea voyage fascinated him.

The Titanic sank on his maiden voyage.

excursion tour expedition

While driving home I took an excursion and saw some deer.

We went on an excursion to the Pyramids.

The students were given a tour of the White House.

They went on a guided tour of the museum.

The  expedition  started in western New York.

The  expedition  was preparing to march on El Obeid.

place room gap

You make the world a beautiful place to be.

  Come and sit here—I’ve saved you a place

Is there enough room for me in the car?

I couldn’t park my car because there wasn’t enough room  for it

There is a gap of two feet between our cars“

There is a gap of 50 km between Spain and Morocco

foreign strange curious

Spain was the first foreign  country she had visited

The country needs to attract  foreign  investment into manufacturing.

Those were some black stones with  strange  symbols on them.

I moved to a  strange  town when I was ten.

I was curious to know what would happen next.

Babies are curious  about everything around them.

Word formation: – ness, -ment

• adjective + ness = Noun

• verb + ment = noun

DRY  + NESS = DRYNESS

to ADVERTISE+ MENT = ADVERTISEMENT 

LAZY  + NESS = LAZINESS

to AGREE + MENT = AGREEMENT =

KIND+ NESS = KINDNESS 

to AMAZE + MENT = AMAZEMENT 

BITTER + NESS = BITTERNESS 

to ANNOUNCE + MENT = ANNOUNCEMENT =

Resourсes:

• https://www.yourdictionary.com/expedition
• https://dictihttp://oose.ru/slovoobrazovanie-suffiks-kachestva-sostoyaniya-i-stepeni-ldquo-ness-rdquo/onar

y.cambridge.org/dictionary/ english /foreign

https://easyspeak.ru/blog/v-chem-raznica-mezhdu/v-chem-raznica-mezhdu-arrive-get-reach-i-come

ngblog.ru/travel-trip-voyage-or-journey

https://pediaa.com/difference-between-trip-and-tour/

https://www.englishdom.com/blog/raznica-mezhdu-weird-odd-awkward-i-strange/