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1. ELTPR022: Vocabulary Lesson 11
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4. QUIZ
To get the ball rolling:
(a) to give up or surrender (b) to keep paying attention (c) to either
succeed or fail (d) to get started doing something
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5. Agenda
1: Vocabulary Term: Archetype
2: In Focus: 6 English Proverbs
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6. 1: Vocabulary Term
Archetype:
(N) - a perfect example of something
Ex: Hawaii is the archetype of a relaxing
vacation getaway.
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7. 2: English Proverbs
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You can’t make an omelet without breaking
a few eggs
Ex: Laurie works two jobs and studies for the IELTS
exam until after midnight. You can’t make an
omelet without breaking a few eggs.
It is impossible to do something good or accomplish an
important task without some problems or some
sacrifices.

8. 2: English Proverbs
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Strike while the iron is hot
Ex: Lance was winning big in Vegas. He decided to
strike while the iron was hot and bet all his money
on one number.
You should take advantage of a favorable situation
before it changes.

9. 2: English Proverbs
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Rome wasn’t built in a day
Ex: Mom: When are you doing to get a job, Jerry?
Jerry: Wait! Rome wasn’t built in a day.
Time is needed to do great or important things.

10. 2: English Proverbs
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Don’t judge a book by its cover
Ex: Be careful. That old woman wearing plain
clothes is rich. Don’t judge a book by its cover!
Don’t form an opinion or make a judgment about
someone or something based on its outward
appearance.

11. 2: English Proverbs
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It’s no use crying over spilt milk
Ex: Stop worrying about losing your job, Tammy.
It’s no use crying over spilt milk.
Don’t waste time crying or complaining about
something bad that has happened that cannot be
changed

12. 2: English Proverbs
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The grass is always greener on the other side
of the fence
Ex: Maria started working at a new company but
later lost her job. The grass is always greener on
the other side of the fence – sometimes.
Matters or situations always seem better, happier, and
more successful than yours (but it’s not always true)

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14. QUIZ ANSWER
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To get the ball rolling:
(a) to give up or surrender (b) to keep paying attention (c) to either
succeed or fail (d) to get started doing something

15. RECAP
Vocabulary Term: Archetype
Money Phrasal Verbs
You can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs, Strike while the iron is
hot, Rome wasn’t built in a day, Don’t judge a book by its cover, It’s no use crying
over spilt milk, The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence
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