U6_R-E(a,b).pptVIP

1. What thought is dreadful according to the author? 2. What will happen if we fill our days with nothing but recreational activities? 3. In what way we suffer some ill effects form work? 4.??What other things also cause stress besides work? 5. What kind of men are more likely to have downwardly mobile careers? 6. Can you give us an example about “A working man is a healthy man”? equivalent adj. — something that is essentially equal to another Examples Some American words have no British equivalent. new lease on life — an opportunity to improve ones circumstances or outlook Example The election has given the government a new lease on life. Plastic surgery has given many persons a new lease on life. regardless of — in spite of Example He says what he thinks, regardless of other peoples feelings. Anything that removes us too much from the nurturing world of women is simply bad for our health. It is not good to our health for us to go far away from the caring and loving world of women. Paraphrase … but now there are some modern wrinkles on this truism that reflect changing gender roles. …but now, because of the effects changing gender roles, there are some challenges on this truism. Paraphrase Words to learn: reflect …and this is not likely to sit well with social egalitarians.. …and this may not suit social egalitarians. Paraphrase Words to learn: sit well with … men who retire often gain a new lease on life when they decide to go back to work. when retired men decide to go back to work, they often get new excitement and interest in life. Paraphrase Words to learn: a new lease on life So suck it up, buddy, and plan to work until you drop… So go on working, friend, and plan to work until you cannot Paraphrase Content Awareness Read and Think (Ex. 10) Read and Complete (Ex. 11) 1. In the sentence (Para. 1) “…now the only question is when”, here “when” means ______. A) when to devote yourself fu