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  • Unit 7, this book.

  • But before that, unit 1 to 6 here.

  • Are you ready for unit 7?

  • Let's get started.

  • Let's work on this part.

  • Complete the sentences below with the words in the box.

  • You may need to change the form of the words.

  • Look at the box. virtual, sparse, pleasant, world, convenient, traffic, international, long.

  • So these are the words.

  • Number one.

  • There are no cars allowed on the island.

  • So the area is completely blah blah blah free.

  • Okay.

  • Something free.

  • Traffic free.

  • Great.

  • Yeah.

  • What is it?

  • Is it a noun?

  • Adjective?

  • Adverb?

  • Can you help me?

  • Yes, it's an adjective.

  • What kind of adjective?

  • A compound adjective.

  • Why?

  • Because these are two words.

  • One adjective.

  • So they are hyphenated.

  • There is a hyphen between traffic and free.

  • So traffic free, a compound adjective.

  • Let's take a look at the next one.

  • Number two.

  • Our hotel was blah blah blah located near the beach.

  • Is it beach or a beach?

  • The second one.

  • Beach.

  • Okay, pay attention to the pronunciation.

  • And also hotel.

  • Hotel.

  • Okay.

  • So what is the answer?

  • Convenient.

  • Convenient.

  • But is it good to say convenient located?

  • No, it doesn't make sense.

  • Conveniently located.

  • So I should change it to an adverb.

  • Conveniently located.

  • Conveniently located.

  • As you see, as I'm reading the text or let's say sentences, I pay attention to the points.

  • Like for example, number one.

  • On the island.

  • I remember.

  • Okay.

  • In the island?

  • No.

  • On the island.

  • Hotel.

  • Hotel or beach.

  • I pay attention to the details.

  • These are important.

  • So let's listen to this one.

  • Again.

  • Thank you.

  • Number three.

  • The outside looked very basic.

  • So we were blah blah blah surprised to find our room had a private bathroom.

  • Which one?

  • For example, virtual?

  • No.

  • Sparse.

  • Sparse means small in numbers or amount.

  • For example, my hair is getting sparse.

  • So it doesn't make any sense.

  • Pleasant.

  • Yeah, that's it.

  • I can say pleasantly surprised.

  • Pleasantly means in an enjoyable way.

  • In an enjoyable way.

  • So pleasantly surprised.

  • So that's it.

  • Let's watch.

  • She was pleasantly surprised.

  • Again.

  • She was pleasantly surprised.

  • She was pleasantly surprised.

  • Pleasantly surprised.

  • Number four.

  • The custom in this area is to dine late at night.

  • So the restaurant was blah blah blah empty when we arrived.

  • Which one?

  • So custom is the way of behaving.

  • The belief.

  • Area.

  • Areano.

  • Area.

  • Next one.

  • Dine is a verb like eating dinner, eating lunch.

  • To dine means to eat dinner, to eat lunch.

  • And the next one.

  • At night.

  • At night.

  • No.

  • Okay.

  • At night.

  • I pay attention to the details.

  • So what is the answer?

  • Virtually.

  • Virtually empty.

  • It's nearly empty.

  • Okay, this is the answer.

  • And now it's your turn.

  • Watch this video and complete the blank.

  • Fill the blank.

  • Now listen.

  • We were surprised the freeway was virtually empty.

  • Again.

  • We were surprised the freeway was virtually empty.

  • Again.

  • Listen and write whatever you hear in the comments down below.

  • We were surprised the freeway was virtually empty.

  • Good.

  • Number five.

  • We finally departed for our blah blah blah awaited holiday.

  • Long-awaited holiday.

  • The pronunciation of holiday.

  • It's not holiday.

  • Okay.

  • Holiday.

  • Repeat after me.

  • Holiday.

  • Yes, that's great.

  • So long-awaited.

  • It's an adjective, right?

  • Compound adjective and there is a hyphen here.

  • Between actually two words.

  • Long and awaited.

  • Long-awaited.

  • What does it mean?

  • Something for which you waited for a long time.

  • So let's watch this video actually together.

  • That's it.

  • Again.

  • Again.

  • Again.

  • Thank you.

  • Number six.

  • We couldn't wait to try the blah blah blah famous desert or dessert.

  • This is desert dessert.

  • I guess this one is right.

  • Okay, let's do it again.

  • We couldn't wait to try the blah blah blah famous desserts.

  • So that makes sense.

  • So the answer is internationally.

  • Internationally famous or internationally.

  • No difference.

  • Internationally.

  • Internationally.

  • International famous means something which is famous all around the world.

  • Yes, this is the answer.

  • Number seven.

  • The hotel chain is blah blah blah renowned for its luxurious setting.

  • Luxurious.

  • This is the correct pronunciation.

  • Luxurious.

  • Luxurious.

  • Renowned.

  • Renowned.

  • What does it mean?

  • Famous.

  • Yeah, renowned.

  • So let's watch this video.

  • Again.

  • World-renowned.

  • World-renowned.

  • So the hotel chain is world-renowned for its luxurious setting.

  • Number eight.

  • Our budget room was very blah blah blah furnished, but adequate nevertheless.

  • Nevertheless means despite what I just said.

  • Adequate means enough.

  • Adequate.

  • The next one.

  • Budget room means a cheap room.

  • A cheap room.

  • Like for example, budget holiday.

  • Cheap holiday.

  • So what is the answer?

  • Sparsely.

  • Do you remember I talked about the meaning of sparse?

  • Small in numbers or amount.

  • So sparsely furnished.

  • It makes sense.

  • Sparsely furnished.

  • Based on the meaning.

  • Our budget room was very sparsely furnished, but adequate nevertheless.

  • That's it.

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  • Okay.

  • Goodbye.

Unit 7, this book.

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