Vocabulary
1. sack
2. symphony
3. orchestra
4. UFO=unidentified flyingobject
5. saucer
6. competent
7. Arabic
8. field trip
9. destruct destruction
10. construct construction
11. instruct instruction
12. obstruct obstruction
13. monument
14. stately
15. state statement
16. understate
17. overstate
18. Drum Tower
19. astonishing
20. astounding
21. startling
22. legend
23. legendary
24. Buddhist
25. Buddhism
26. skyscraper
27. scrape
28. precinct
29. refine
30. define
31. refined
32. elegance elegant
33. grace graceful
34. drown
35. crude
36. simplicity
37. corridor
38. ravage
39. tombstone
40. imperial
41. court
42. relic
43. remove … from
44. Tomb-sweeping Day
45. ignore
46. ignorant
47. ignorance
48. sin
49. scrap
50. heap
51. pile
52. vessel
53. blood vessel
54. cast cast cast
55. bronze
56. brass
57. silver
58. gold
59. metal
60. jade
61. craft
62. craftwork
63. craftsman
64. smuggle
65. smuggler
66. vicious
67. loot
68. looter
69. counteract
70. react
71. interaction
72. antique
73. impose
74. restrict restriction
75. prohibit prohibition
76. endow
77. be endowed with
78. endowment
79. to see that
80. display
81. be devoted to
82. be committed to
83. be dedicated to
84. recite
85. recital
86. carry on
87. carry out
88. carry through
89. carry off
90. carry back
91. extensive
92. intensive
93. ICU=Intensive Care Unit
94. pamphlet
95. brochure
96. quality
97. qualify
98. qualified
99. unqualified
100. disqualify
101. be on the watch for
102. auction
103. bequest
104. bequeath
105. master
106. masterpiece
107. metropolitan
108. metropolis
109. accomplishment
110. clay
111. paint
112. privilege
113. bore
114. bored boring
115. instrument
116. costume
117. stegosaurus
118. dinosaur
119. attendance
120. feel at home
121. content
122. participate
123. participant
124. concern
125. blunt
126. previous
127. invariable
128. shrewd
129. shed
130. irritable
131. flat broke
132. penniless
133. prudence
134. onset
135. offset
136. exquisite
137. neglect
138. negligence
Grammar
Subjunctive Mood
If Clause, MainSentence
did(be-were) would/should/could do
had done w/s/chave done
were to do w/s/cdo
should do
did
Topic:
Talking about Museums
Talking about Heritage/Relics
Useful expression inclass:
exposition/ exhibition
nominal clause
exclamation sentence
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