Show our weekly lesson I 1 in f t english englishe Englis ht t by W L GORDON words often llis misused used do not say As good luck would have it the weather was favorable say fortunately Fortu nataly the weather was favorable avoid the c coarse 0 arse explosion shut up say keep quiet do not say 1 I wish that it was true were is required after wish say 1 I wish that it were true J do not say eay 1 I am awful glad to see you say 1 I am averyt very glad r do not write hoping that I 1 may be favored with an aa early re ply write hoping that I 1 may receive an early reply do notay not say ile he is up against a condition etc sly say ile he is r confronting a condition 6 words often mispronounced S hygiene Hygie je ie pronounce hl hi ji en first I 1 as in high second I 1 as lit in it a as aa in seen three syllables or pronounce hi jen two syllables chloroform pronounce kloro klo ro form first 0 as in no 11 second 0 unstressed last 0 as it I 1 form accent first syllable munich germany pronounce trace mu nik u as in unit i as in lick minutely pronounce min ut 11 first I 1 as i ii ia i mint not as in mine u as in use last a ss in mint not as in mine u as in ause use last I 1 as in it accent second syllable august adjective meaning majestic aronou pronounce ice agust a gust a as in all u as in us and accent last syllable not the first distrait pronounce destra des tra e as in create a as in tray accent last syllable words often misspelled concrete ete etc not beet one oe t f and one final r preferred preferring ob observe fenre the double I 1 slaughter observe the augh corridor three rs suffragette two Vs ts two ts two es corps a body of oe nien men distinguish from core synonyms regardful heedful mindful attentive observant innocence blamelessness guiltlessness nesa need fruitless barren profitless abortive refuse noun dregs sediment scum dross rubbish trace noun track trail mark vestige inquisitive prying meddling meddlesome word study uso use a word three times and aad it to la yours let us increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day wards for this lesson remunerate to pay art an equivalent for any service ervice loss expense etc the ol 01 old d servants were remunerated mune rated by large bequests rapture Rap tuTe extreme plew pleasure aure or dell delight lit ecstasy he H heard with speechless lap ture personification embodiment incarnation lie ile WAS the personification of rood good natured indo lence idolatrous consisting in an all excessive attachment or reVLy reverence rence she had an idolatrous veneration for antiquity succumb to yield submit have billave you taught fought against greed or succumbed to its lust W wegefarth gewirth ge firth urban of or pertaining to a city or town today sixty ailbe americans live in cities and towns to every fifty three in the rural districts we are an urban nation colliers |