2020-03-01 Ivy League Enjoy English

(National Geographic (Little) Kids) #1

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Extra Words & Phrases


Ź
take note of...

Ź timeline [
`tZIm"lZIn

] n.


Ź lead [
lid

] n.


Words & Phrases



  1. investigate [ In`vEstJ:get ] vt.


The police are making efforts to investigate the


case.



  1. keep track of...


Ernie watches the news every day to keep


track of current events.



  1. examine [
    Ig`zAmIn


] vt.


Teddy examined the bike carefully and then


decided to buy it.



  1. evidence [
    `EvJdJns


] n.


Our business rival said they had evidence


against us and threatened to go public.






rival [
`rZIvL

] n.



  1. shed / cast / throw light on...


I believe Dr. Black can help shed light on this


rare disease of yours.



  1. clue [
    klu


] n.


I have no idea what the answer to the riddle is.


Can you please give me a clue?






riddle [
`rIdL

] n.



  1. tough [
    tVf


] a.


We all admire our manager because he is able


to handle tough problems.



  1. a good chance


a slim chance


Jim has a good chance of winning the contest.


The company has a slim chance of earning a


profit this year.


Tips in Use


Understanding what and when things happened


will shed light on the mystery you re trying to


solve.


1.
Understanding what and when things

happened



  1. what and when things happened


what happened


when things happened


understanding


be


Who could have revealed my secrets to Jake


really puzzled me.


An iPhone is what Ian wants for his birthday.


3.
you
re trying to solve

which that the


mystery


If it had not been for the (glue / clue / value), the


police could not have solved the case.


Dr. Lee was sent to (translate / communicate /


investigate) the murder.


When caught in a (tough / through / enough)


situation, Brad tends to laugh nervously.


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