Chapter Two Vocabulary
dialog
erratic
extensive
forfeit
fortify
illuminate
isolate
refuge
reminisce
urban.
Chapter Two Vocabulary
dialog
erratic
extensive
forfeit
fortify
illuminate
isolate
refuge
reminisce
urban.
Dialog
The movie was shown with English subtitles because all its dialog was in French.
At the PTA meeting last night, a dialog between parents and the faculty helped to clear up some differences between them.
Erratic
Children's eating habits are erratic. One day they'll barely eat, and the next day they'll eat enough for three.
The driver ahead of me was erratic -- he kept changing his speed and his lane.
Extensive
Selena did extensive research for her paper-- it took her several weeks.
To save the wounded police officer, doctors perfomed extensive surgery that lasted for hours.
Forfeit
The basketball players were upset when the team bus broke down and they had to forfeit an important game.
If Phil gets into one more accident, he will forfeit the right to drive his parents' car.
Fortify
The night before running a marathon, Elsa fortifies herself by eating a large plate of pasta.
The builders plan to fortify the old tower with steel beams.
Illuminate
Before electricity, streets were illuminated by gaslight.
On Halloween, we use a flashlight to illuminate our way when we go trick-or-treating after dinner.
Isolate
I thought I would enjoy isolating myself at the vactation cabin, but I soon felt lonely.
Freddy was such a troublemaker that the Teacher put his desk in a far corner to isolate him from the other students.
Refuge
A motorcycle offers no refuge in bad weather. If you have to ride in the rain, you'll get soaked.
My boyfriend and I first met when we took refuge in the same doorway during a sudden rain.
Reminisce
On their wedding anniversary, Lenny and Jean like to reminisce about their first date.
My father showed me his trophy and reminisced about his years as a star basketball player.
Urban
Skyscrapers make for tightly packed urban populations. For example, some 16,000 people work in the Sears Tower in Chicago
Gladys likes urban living because she grew up in the city, but Emilio, who grew up on a farm, prefers country life.
Write 2-3 sentences describing yourself using at least three of the vocabulary words.