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IV. Read the text again and underline the sentence or words that best sum up the main idea of each paragraph.

Diane Sawyer | Wh-questions. | Unit1. PRESS FREEDOM | FREEDOM OF AMERICAN PRESS | VI. GRAMMAR PROJECT | Unit 2. LIBEL AND UNDERHAND METHODS | LIBEL BASICS | III. Find antonyms of the following words. Make up sentences with these word combinations. Read them to your group mate. | Listen and choose the best alternative. | Unit 3. CODE OF ETHICS AND ETHICAL PRINCIPLES |


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  1. A look through the descriptions of things you can do with music and try to guess the meaning of the words in bold type.
  2. A) Brainstorm the words which come to your mind when you think of flight.
  3. Abbreviations of words
  4. And write your own sentences with the same word-combinations,
  5. B) Think of situations or microdialogues consisting of a statement (or a question) and a reply to it using the words mentioned above.
  6. B) Use them in sentences of your own.
  7. B) Write sentences of your own using the phrases in bold type. Address them to the other students who should reply them expressing their approval or disapproval.

V. Find words/ phrases in the text which mean:

Consecrated – sacred, to invent, breach, rival, the last/latest date, to solve/settle, responsible, hold to, brave, decent.

VI. Explain the meaning of the words and phrases in bold.

VII. Match the words. Then, in pairs, make the sentences using them.

A B

Sacred process

Need truth

Make rule

Seek good decisions

Rely on independently

Minimize independence

Compromise harm

Discover principles

Act information

VIII. The table below shows the most important uses of make. Study the table, translate these phrases and then complete with your suggestions.

Make
Make = to produce Make lunch/ coffee/ verses/ a dress/ noise/ the film
Make + noun = do something Make an appointment/ a decision/ a mistake/ contribution/ comparison/ the judgment
Make + verb = cause something Make someone forget/ lie
Make + adjective = cause something Make something worse/ clear; make someone furious/ famous
With money Make a fortune / make capital out of / make a living/ make a loss/ make a draft on a fund
Idioms Make the grade/make oneself at home/ make the fur fly/ make a fuss of someone
Phrasal verbs Be made for/ make for/ make out/ make over/ make up for/ make up one’s mind

For example: make up = to invent; to put cosmetics on; to reconcile; to meet a missed obligation at a later time. The girl made up a bad excuse for coming late, so she was excluded.

IX. PROJECT WORK/POSTER

Copy the table to make a poster for your classroom wall showing the uses of make. Add new expressions when you meet them.

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