Unit 12 language.pptVIP

A Fundamental Technique in Handling People Dale Carnegie apply to This law does not apply to the present situation. You have to apply to the school authorities. Do you know how to apply for a scholarship? arouse = call forth He fell into a sound sleep, dont arouse him. His sufferings aroused our sympathy. arouse rouse This aroused my suspicion. The professors speech failed to rouse his audience. arouse attention arouse curiosity arouse concern arouse pity arouse criticism arouse resistance practicing lawyer attorney [?t?:ni] solicitor [s?lisit?; s?lis?t?] barrister [b?rist?] challenge I did not think he was right, so I challenged him. He challenged me to a debate. Never challenge a fool to do wrong. Anyhow, it is water under the bridge now. Anyhow, the thing is past and gone. A. you should stop thinking something bad that happened in the past B.you should forgive people who did bad things The thing for you is a burial permit. You really have no reason to live in this world. Mark Twain Samuel Langhorne Clemens American humorist, novelist, writer, and lecturer decay decayed teeth decayed fruits The dampness of the climate decayed the books. maneuver The mouse had a quick wit and was able to maneuver his way out of danger. Politicians maneuvered for position. This military maneuver strained the governments principles as well as their budgets. 这种军事演习使政府的原则无法自圆其说，也使其预算捉襟见肘。 inspect The government sent him to inspect our school. inspective inspection routine inspection periodic inspection casual inspection sampling inspection propose to do sth He proposed to buy and run a farm. The committee proposed that new legislation should be drafted. patterns of comparison (much/far/a lot)adv. +comparative adj./adv. (one of) superlative adj. +noun phrase+relative clause/infinitive phrase as much/many adj. +noun phrase+ as clause no more than +numeral/fraction of +noun phrase