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2/ Extra practice.
3/ Vocabulary skill.
To deal with a difficult problem, situation, or person.
-Ex: Becca will have to confront some frightening truths about this disease.
***Synonyms:
-to face, meet, or deal with*
-challenge, encounter
***Antonyms:
-Avoid, dodge, evade
Too much, too many than necessary
***Synonyms:
- Inordinate, overdone, exorbitant.
***Antonyms
-Moderate, limit, restrained (verb)
To have an influence on something.
***Synonyms:
-Collision, touch, affect, hit.
***Antonyms:
-Separate, remove.
To spoil something or make it weaker so that it is less effective.
***Synonyms:
-Harm, blunt, hinder
***Antonyms:
-advance, enhance,
improve
to defeat or succeed in controlling or dealing with something.
***Synonyms:
-to get through, get
over, beat.
***Antonyms:
-fail, lose, surrender,
give up.
A sudden strong feeling of fear that prevents reasonable thought
and action.
-Ex: The boss always panics over/about the budget every month.
***Synonyms:
-Scared of, fear, frightened.
***Antonyms:
-Calm, assurance.
Not wanting to do something and therefore slow to do it.
-Ex: She had trouble sleeping but was reluctant to take sleeping
pills
I don’t
wanna do it
***Synonyms:
-Hesitant, unwilling, afraid of
doing s.t.
***Antonyms:
-Eager, enthusiastic.
That nothing is left.
-Ex: "Do you have any milk?" "Sorry, I've run out.“
Time is running out for the men trapped in that hole.
***Synonyms:
-Expire, become used up.
***Antonyms:
-Remain, rest.
Feeling of illness
***Synonyms:
-Manifestation
-Syndrome
-Indication of
Confront Excessive Impact
Don’t
want