A kind of grace

By: Chaz Miller

Advertise

• to promote a product or service

• Our company advertises on television and in newspapers.

serious

• thoughtful quiet, humorless

• He is a serious man who works hard and doesn't smile.

scientific

• ordered, precise

• The new manager is scientific in his approach to solving problems.

active

• involved in

• He was sick but is active again.

usage

• utilization, use

• The usage of heating oil increased during the cold winter.

signature

• one's name written by oneself

• My signature is on the birthday card.

realize

• to understand, start to believe

• He realizes now that he needs to go back to college for more education.

nervous

• worried about a future event

• The student is very nervous about taking her exams next week.

temperature

• the degree of heat or cold

• The temperature outside is chilly.

college

• in the USA, an institution of higher or professional education:

• I plan to go to college next year.

tragic

• a drama in which someone suffers because of a personal flaw or hostile outside forces

• The accidental death of their child is tragic.

positive

• optimistic, hopeful

• He has a positive attitude toward his work.

fantastic

• wonderful, fabulous:

• We had a fantastic time on our vacation.

exercise

• physical activities to strengthen the body

• I exercise by lifting weights and jogging.

jealous

• afraid of having a loved one taken away by another, possessive

• He gets jealous when other men talk to his girlfriend.

organize

• to put in order, arrange:

• She organizes meetings by asking people to come, getting the meeting room.

courage

• bravery, the strength of mind and/or body to face and overcome danger and/or difficulties:

• The police officer showed great courage by jumping into the cold lake to save a drowning boy.

curious

• interested in knowing about things

• I am curious. Where did you buy that cool Redsox hat?

departure

• an act of departing, a leaving:

• My departure for Los Angeles is at 8:00 A.M. tomorrow.

storage

• a place (closet, warehouse, etc.) for keeping items until they are needed:

• Our business puts old financial records in storage until tax time.

Challenge words

Time for challenge words.

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

chronic

• long lasting, (syn.) persistent

• She has had chronic pain in her back for years.

merchandise

• items, goods made for sale at the retail level

• That department store has a large selection of merchandise for sale.

unanimous

• completely in agreement

• Everyone on the committee agreed in a unanimous decision.

legislature

• governmental body with the power to make laws for a nation or state:

• The legislature meets to pass laws affecting the nation.

visualize

• to picture in the mind, imagine:

• When it snows, I like to visualize a vacation on a warm, sunny beach.

That’s it I hope you enjoyed my awesome slide show

• Goodbye