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The document discusses several topics related to family values and upbringing, including respecting others' opinions, being active, and following superstitions. It also mentions encouraging or discouraging behavior, being strict or permissive, and appreciating or obeying parents. The document provides examples of comparing experiences and using euphemistic language to soften statements.
The document discusses several topics related to family values and upbringing, including respecting others' opinions, being active, and following superstitions. It also mentions encouraging or discouraging behavior, being strict or permissive, and appreciating or obeying parents. The document provides examples of comparing experiences and using euphemistic language to soften statements.
The document discusses several topics related to family values and upbringing, including respecting others' opinions, being active, and following superstitions. It also mentions encouraging or discouraging behavior, being strict or permissive, and appreciating or obeying parents. The document provides examples of comparing experiences and using euphemistic language to soften statements.
opinion. • I was brought up to be an active person. • I was brought up on Javanese superstitions. • My mother has reared her three children successfully. • This doll brings back all of the sweet memories in my childhood. Vocabulary • Encourage – discourage • Permissive – strict/restrict • Appreciate – obey/obedient – disobey • My mom scolded me for breaking her vase. • I’m always nagging at my mom if she didn’t keep her promise to buy me something. • Back then / Back in the day Using Comparatives • The most impressive city I’ve ever visited is Milan. • The movie I fancy the most is Harry Potter. • It’s the greatest show ever/on earth. • The celebration is getting merrier and merrier. • I love the beaches as much as the shopping centers. • I was the first student to write a novel. Euphemism • I’m a bit scared. • It’s a little too salty. • It’s kind of old-school. • It’s quite challenging. • It doesn’t that bad. • I’m afraid the color doesn’t suit you. • He’s not exactly bright. • He’s rather difficult to follow the lesson. • She tends to exaggerate things. • My grandma’s getting on a bit • She’s rather hard of hearing • There’s more talk of downsizing at work • He’s not exactly bright/clever/practical • I’ve seen him helping himself to the office stationary • I don’t know what to do if anything happened to him