Vocabulary lesson for Authentic English Readings for Advanced Students, unit 1
This class focuses on a few select vocabulary items presented in Authentic English Readings for Advanced Students. If you have questions about this class, please visit this message board thread.
Take a look at the following news headline and note the two people mentioned and the use of one of our vocabulary words from chapter 1 of Authentic English Readings for Advanced Students, chagrin.
Reverend Wright Resurfaces, To Obama's Chagrin
First, what does the headline mean? Is Obama happy that Reverend Wright is back in the news?
If you're not sure, consider the following quote from Obama: "He does not speak for me. He does not speak for the campaign." Now would you say Obama feels happy about reverend Wright being in the news?
Look at the following pairs of antonyms. Which are similar in meaning to chagrin? Type the correct answer into the box.
As I always say, the only way to learn this stuff perfectly is to use it. You can tell us one of your stories on the English practice forums. The more you use English to communicate, the easier it will be to remember grammar and vocabulary!
