unit 3 consist compose comprise.pptxVIP

com?pose1a) be composed of somethingto be formed from a number of substances, parts, or people [= consist of]: Water is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.The legal system is composed of people, and people make mistakes.b) [transitive not in progressive]formal to combine together to form something [= make up]: More than 17.6 million firms compose the business sector of our economy.con?sist W3 consist in something phrasal verbto be based on or depend on something: Happiness does not consist in how many possessions you own.consist of something phrasal verbto be formed from two or more things or people: The buffet consisted of several different Indian dishes.consist mainly/largely/primarily of somebody/somethingThe audience consisted mainly of teenagers.consist entirely/solely of somebody/somethingThe area does not consist entirely of rich people, despite popular ?prise W3 [not in progressive]formal1 [linking verb]to consist of particular parts, groups etc: The house comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room.be comprised of somebody/somethingThe committee is comprised of well-known mountaineers.2 [transitive]to form part of a larger group of people or things [= constitute, make up]: Women comprise a high proportion of part-time workers.include, consist of, comprise, be composed of, be made up ofUse include to mention only some of the things that something has as its parts? The price includes lunch.If you want to mention all the parts that something has in it, use consist of, comprise, be composed of, or be made up of? The Romance family of languages consists of French, Spanish, Italian, and several other languages. ? The house comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen and a living room. ? The jury was composed of nine whites, one Hispanic, and two Asian Americans. ? an organization made up of 600,000 small business owners!! Do not say that something is consisted of certain things or that it consists them. Say it consists of them.!! Do not say that something comprises o