Civic Sense ethics zeal integrity definition symbol attention adjutant oilment birthday pride value heritage mankind national unite c. Adventure rash daredevil melodious hazardous intelligent alternative risk chances fantasy gallant odyssey venture unnerved confectionary pessimist heroic d. Mystery forensics baffling clue horrific division destruction memory attractive spelling dark vague secretive alibi specific weird e. Art power expertise involvement portrait elimination demonstration union complaint masterpiece pastoral exhibits imagery 12th Communicative English Book.indb Appendix Page f.
Literature genre epic additional renovation epistle folklore regeneration classical exclusive blank verse activist allergy . Complete following proverbs. . One .
. Don’t put off until . . begins with a single step.
. many irons . . The grass is always .
. is another man's poison. . A friend’s frown .
. by the company . . Hope and prepare .
. today is worth two . . Different types of expressions in English There are many different types of expressions in English but here are the main ones: Idioms Phrasal Verbs Cliché Jargon Proverbs .
Idioms ) An established group of words, the meaning of which is not clear or understandable from the individual words Idioms Meanings . Hang in there don’t give up . Hit the sack go to sleep . Miss the boat it’s too late .
Under the weather sick 12th Communicative English Book.indb Page . Comparing apples to oranges comparing two things that cannot be compared . Ignorance is bliss you are better off not knowing . Spill the beans give away a secret .
The ball is in your court it’s your decision . Throw caution to wind take a risk . Take a rain check postpone a plan ) Let’s add colour to the English language by learning and using a few idioms associated with colours. .
Green with envy – to be very jealous envious Ex: Saif was green with envy when he saw my new car. . Take the red eye - a late night flight that arrives early in