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( Cognitive Words )

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( Verbs )

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( Properties Words - Adjectives )

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( Psychology of Spoken English - Part 2 )

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( Hollywood English Movie Dialogues And Their Tamil

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Meaning

Phrase Meaning

pat

A ( Pattern )

syn

( Synonym )

sb

( Somebody )

sth

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do

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doing

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Chapter - 1

Psychology of Spoken English

Part - 1

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Cognitive Spoken English ?

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F AF Learning Nucleus . Learning Nucleus

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C A .
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Q H , O O M
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complex sentence- .
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conjunction- ; tense- ; preposition-
C. , F A A
HJP F M.

H : 1 N :

AF A A. simple sentences, compound

sentences, and complex sentences.

c AF simple sentences compound sentences

. Compound sentences simple sentences coordinating
conjunction (i.e, and, so, but, then, etc) .

c A F W P F
.

AF simple sentences .

c conjuntion .

C O preposition -
,
AF .

C O a, an, the O
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A JCJ A F A
JC A. , JC
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VII J F (Brain Memories)

J memories A. physical memory, semantic
memory. Physical memoryJ O (signals) (feelings)
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physical memory J A. C,
physical memory A.
Semantic memory

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N A. semantic
memory J PH NJ .
N ( I, A ) KF J semantic memeory
. , I semantic memeory A semantic memory.
W F J memory .

I K I semantic memory physical memory

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H A semantic memory physical memory
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Chapter - 2

Pronouns of Humans

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1. I
Meaning 1: subject . verb . :
, , Q.
a. I walk -

A.

b. I want money -

A.

Q A FA. ( P:
F has / have A. F
A is A)

c. I have car -

2. My
Meaning 1: , ( noun ) .
a. This is my car -

b. My car price is 6 lacs -

K M 6 .
3. Mine

Meaning 1:
a. The car is mine -

b. Mine is red car -

CG .

c. Your book is big. Mine is small -

K. CP .
4. Me

Meaning 1: , ( me / to me / for me ), Q, ( with me )

a. You dont hurt me -

c b b.

b. You give me the book - c

c. You come with me -

Q .

c .

Phrase Meaning 1: Its me / this is me / thats me Phrase Meaning 2: me too d. I am hungry. Me too -

/ / .

G.

CA. G.
5. Myself

Meaning 1: , Q ( l myself ), ,
a. I hurt myself -

F A.

b. l myself walked long -

Q F F .

Phrase Meaning 1: ( all ) by myself -

Q ( syn: alone ).

c. I do the work all by myself -

Q A.

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Chapter - 3

Cognitive Words

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1. About
Meaning 1: P
P, P PH . ( syn: on / concerning
/ focus )
a.

The book is about politics -

b.

He lies about his age -

C P A MKA.

P A.

Meaning 2: . ( syn: approximately / roughly )

10 CA.

c.

I live about 10 miles away -

d.

I leave the home about 10 PM - 10.30 E i M AA.

Meaning 3: . ( syn: approximately / roughly )

e.

I am about to leave ( syn: about to + verb ) -

A.
Phrase Meaning 1: how / what about sth / sb - c

M
i K Al. M KJ. ,
c i Al. , A,
M M, J?. AF how about your wife /
what about your wife .
Phrase Meaning 1a: c

CAl.
CA. K c, CA?
how about you / what about you .
f.

I am feeling hungry, what about you -

g.

I buy the house, what about you? -

CA. ?

i A. c?

Phrase Meaning 1b: c

CAl.
L A. O
A. c, CQ Al.
AF how about movie / what about movie .
Phrase Meaning 2: thats about it / thats about all / thats it - c

Al.
F / M d.
AF thats it .
2. Above
Meaning 1:
, .

. O M F
.

IMCP A.

a.

The fan is above the table -

b.

The price is above Rs 5 -

c.

You write the name above the address -

M 5 A.
c K .
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Meaning 2: PH. O F .
d.

As I mentioned above, there is a big room in the house -

PH FK, i

K A.
e.

Write to the above address for further information -

F PH

K .
Meaning 3: MJ K PA. M M

A.
f.

M A. ,
M M A.
I am above the manager -

Phrase Meaning 1: above all - P

, I A.
HFA. F I A A. ( syn: most of all / most importantly
/ particularly / primarily )
g.

I like apple, orange and above all ice cream -

H, H, P

vAK H.
h.

Above all, I eat more vegetables -

P , F P

HA.
3. According to
Meaning 1: .
a.

According to police, he is a thief ( pat: according to sb ) -

L ,

F.
Meaning 2: . ( pat: according to sth )
b.

The students are grouped according to age -

HKA.
c.

I play the cricket according to rules -

MF HP AK

MA.
Phrase Meaning 1: according to plan -
d.

G F A.

All went according to plan -

G A.
4. Across

Meaning 1: , F F.

A across . , , ,
.
a.

I walk across the road -

A.

b.

I see across the valley -

A A.

c.

There is a crack across the road -

MK A.
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( P: over

. over across
MF over F F
. I jump over the road , A .
F F A. )
Meaning 2: FF ( syn: on the other side / opposite ) , FO ( syn: throughout / all
over / everywhere in )

F F CA.

d.

My friend lives across the road -

e.

We conduct the election across the country -

FO

A.
Phrase Meaning 1: across the board - ,

F PA.
f.

Across the board, there is 10% pay increase -

10 M A.

5. After
Meaning 1: H, H, .

H A.

a.

After the dinner, I go to bed -

b.

After leaving the school, he works in the restaurant ( pat: after doing sth, sent1 ) -

O M

H, MFJ A.
10 GIF H K A.

c.

After 10 minutes, I go to college -

d.

You write the address after the name -

c K H

.
e.

I go to Salem. After (that) I go to Trichy ( pat: sent1, After (that) sent2 ) -

A.

H FC A.
Meaning 2: , H

PA.
f.

The police is after me ( syn: look for / search for ) -

Lv H

A.
g.

He goes after her / He follows her -

H A.

Phrase Meaning 1: one after another / one after the other / one by one -
h.

I drink five glasses of water one after another -

H , .

c A.

L c . H A.
, c H a H Al. F a
H A. F Al. c, L
c a H. H HA after you .

Phrase Meaning 2: after you -

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198. Somewhere
Meaning 1: , ,
a.

My purse should be around here somewhere / My purse should be somewhere around here -

.
b.

There must be somewhere you can buy things cheaply -

L .
199. Soon
Meaning 1: MM, , YA. ( syn: quickly / fastly )
a.

He ate the food soon -

MM H.

b.

How soon you finish the report? -

MM YA P

d?
Phrase Meaning 1: as soon as ( pat : sent1, as soon as, sent2 ) - .
c.

The bell rings as soon as he enters the room -

J E A.

( syn: The bell rings. At the same time, he enters the room )
Phrase Meaning 2: the sooner ... the better... ( syn: as soon as possible ) -

YA A .
d.

The sooner you go to the airport the better ( it is ) -

YA c

Al .
e.

You finish the work, the sooner the better -

. YA

Al .
200. Still
Meaning 1: ( P: yet- .

P still A. HM
M yet A. )
a.

I still write the essay -

A.

b.

M. F AO still yet O .
I havent still finished the work / I havent finished the work yet -

201. Such
Meaning 1: FK, FK FK
a.

Such behavior is not good -

FK .

b.

Every rainy season, we get lots of problems. What should we do in such a situation? -

c.

People are aware of problems such as these ( pat: noun such as this or these ) -

F, G HC A. FK GJ
?
FK

HC P PFA. ( syn: People are aware of such problems )

d.

Birth is a natural process and it is treated as such ( pat: as such ) - H

. FK ( ) G .
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Meaning 2: I.
e.

He is such a nice person -

Q I

Q .
f.

It is such a long way from here -

A F .

Meaning 3: A.
g.

It is such a small house that I cant go inside ( pat: such a noun ...that sent1 ) -

i CP A.
h.

She drives a car at such a speed that she is unable to contol the car -

A.
i.

He sings a song in such a way that no one can hear ( pat: in such a way that sent1 ) -

A.
Phrase Meaning 1: there is no such a thing / man -

FK Q /

.
Phrase Meaning 1: such as -
j.

I have books such as maths and physics -

FA.
202. Sure
Meaning 1: F K GC K. ( syn: certain )
a.

This is a good car. Are you sure? -

GC K?

b.

I am not sure -

c.

I am not sure whether he will come here -

F KM.

F KM.
d.

She is sure of / about that -

P F K.

Phrase Meaning 1: make sure - FF

e.

Please make sure that the door is locked -

JA FF

.
Phrase Meaning 2:

O M F A

.
f.

Please give me your pen. Oh sure ( )

F A.

Phrase Meaning 3: surely not -

g.

He failed in the exam. Surely not -

M JA P M.

.
203. That
Meaning 1: that- those . that - , . those - ,
a.

That is not true -

.
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b.

Mix the sugar with water - c

c.

The man with red shirt is my brother -

C H .

Phrase Meaning 1: be with you / me -

KA .

d.

I am with you -

c KA.

e.

Are you with me? - ( me )

KA?

251. Within
Meaning 1: PH F, PH M ( , ,... )
a.

I reach the hill within 2 hours -

E F .

b.

There many shops within one kilometer -

Ae G A.

252. Without
Phrase Meaning 1: without sth - sth
a.

I go to salem without him-

b.

I travel daily without the car -

c.

He went there without permission -

A.
F A.
F .

253. Yes
Meaning 1: K, M F A.
a.

Did you touch the button? yes - c

? . .

254. Yesterday
Meaning 1:
a.

I come / came to Salem yesterday -

.
255. Yet

Meaning 1: A.

M F AO A.
a.

Has he come yet? -

? M?

b.

Has the bus left (to) the Salem? not yet - v

c.

I havent told the news yet / I still havent told the news -

F AH M? .
F M.

Q . do
M.
Phrase Meaning 1: yet to do sth - do

d.

I am yet to write the letter -

Q .

e.

He has yet to receive the offer letter -

Q
. M.

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1. Abandon
Forms: abandon ( present ) - abandoned ( past ) - abandoned ( past participle ) -abandoning ( ing form)
Meaning 1: M, M G

HK, FJ M, H
M A.
a.

She abondoned her husband ( syn: leave / walk out / desert / divorce ) -

M G HK.
b.
c.
d.

He abandoned his car ( syn: leave / desert ) -

M.
The game is abandoned due to bad weather ( syn: give up / quit / drop / stop / cancel ) - M
Q MA.
He abandons his hope ( syn: give up / lose heart / despair ) - H
MA.
2. Absorb

Forms: absorb - absorbed - absorbed - absorbing

Meaning 1: P P, A . , F
c P, O A
P.
a.

Plants absorb nutrients from the soil ( pat: sth1 absorb sth2 from sth3 ) -

PA.
b.

Water is absorbed into sponge ( pat: be absorbed into sth ) - c vCJ PA.
( P: J v c P suck )

Meaning 2: MC K F, L F
,
c.

He absorbs the information quickly ( syn: understand/ digest ) -

MC

KA.
d.

He is absorbed in the book / He is interested in the book -

A.
Meaning 3: H .
e.
f.

Australia absorbs educated immigrants - vFL

P A.
Boeing 747 is absorbed into air force ( pat: be absorbed into sth ) - J 747 C
A. ( syn: include )
3. Accept

Forms: accept - accepted - accepted - accepting

Meaning 1:
a.
b.
c.

M
A A.
Please accept the job - .
He accepted the water from me ( pat: accept sth from sb ) - QI c
.
He accepts her offer of tea / He accepts her tea -

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d.
e.
f.

I accept him as a manager ( pat: accept sb as sth ) -

A.
I accept the responsibility for killings ( pat: accept the responsibility for sth ) -
A.
I accept his idea - A.

Meaning 2: g F C , Q , K A K

.
g.
h.

People accepts the ban on smoking -

H A.
US accepts Iraq as an democratic country ( syn: acknowledge / recognize ) - K
A AKA.
4. Acknowledge

Forms: acknowledge - acknowledged - acknowledged - acknowledging

Meaning 1: P O MP O . ( syn: admit / accept)
a.

He acknowledges that he has bad temper -

O .
b.

The family acknowledges that he is a small boy -

O A.
Meaning 2: AK, P - J

P .
c.

I acknowledge him as a leader ( pat: acknowledge sb as sth ) -

AKA.
d.

The film festival is acknowledged as the best of all ( pat: be acknowledged as sth ) - CQ M I
C ( M ) AKA. ( syn: recognize / accept )

e.

We wish to acknowledge the support of the college ( syn: thank ) -

K M

P MA.
Meaning 3: c Al.
K FF i. acknowledge .
f.

I would be grateful to you if you would acknowledge the receipt of the letter - c A
( receipt of the letter ) Ki ( acknowledge ) P
( I would be grateful to you )

5. Accuse
Forms: accuse - accused - accused - accusing
Meaning 1: e . ( P: charge Lv
e P )
a.
b.
c.

A.
I accuse him - e A.
I accuse him of lying ( pat: accuse of doing ) - e
A.
I accuse him for robbery ( pat: accuse sb for sth / accuse sb for doing sth ) -

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452. Pretend
Forms: pretend - pretended - pretended - pretending
Meaning 1: .
a.
b.

You dont pretend - c

b.
He pretends to sleep in the bed - J A.
453. Prevent

Forms: prevent - prevented - prevented - preventing

Meaning 1: .
a.

The rules prevent the accidents - MF

M A.

b.

She prevents him from staying in the house ( pat: prevent sb from doing sth ) -

i A.
454. Prick
Forms: prick - pricked - pricked - pricking
Meaning 1: C .
a.
b.

I pricked my finger -

M C F.
You prick the balloon - c C .
455. Print

Forms: print - printed - printed - printing

Meaning 1: C
a.
b.

The company prints the book - Q

CA.
Print the name in the shirt - J C.
456. Produce

Forms: produce - produced - produced - producing

Meaning 1: A, K, H, CQ,

K.
a.
b.
c.
d.

The climatic change produces the higher temperature -

G F

A A.
The company produces the cars - Q KA.
Produce your certificates - P H.
AVM produced Sivaji movie - M CT CQ K.
457. Promise

Forms: promise - promised - promised - promising

Meaning 1: F , F .
a.

Dont promise - F

F .
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681. Worry
Forms: worry - worried - worried - worrying
Meaning 1: ,
a.
b.
c.

I worry about him -

P A.
Dont worry - .
The accident worries me - M A.

PhraseMeaning 1: what worries me is sth / the thing that worries me is sth - sth

A.
d.

A.
A .

What worries me is the work -

682. Write
Forms: write - wrote - written - writing
Meaning 1: , , .
a.
b.
c.

I write the book -

A.
You write the letter to him - c .
I write well - A.

PhraseMeaning 1: You write it down - c

K .
683. Yell

Forms: yell - yelled - yelled - yelling

Meaning 1: K F .
a.

Dont yell at me - Q

b.

He yelled at him to stop the machine ( pat: yell at sb to do sth ) - F

G K

F.
PhraseMeaning 1: He yell out in pain / happieness... -

L / F A.

684. Yield
Forms: yield - yielded - yielded - yielding
Meaning 1: A , M , A F A

JA.
a.
b.

The research yielded the good result - C

b A.
The company yielded more profit - Q F . Q F
AFA.

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Properties Words ( Adjectives )

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1. Able
PhraseMeaning 1: subj be able to do sth ( syn: can do sth ) - do
a.

I am able to swin / I can swim -

c .
2. Absent

Meaning 1: O, M M

M.
a.

He is absent from the school ( pat: be absent from sth ) -

O M.

3. Acceptable
Meaning 1:
a.

The machine is not in acceptable standard - F

F .

PhraseMeaning 1: It is acceptable ( for sb ) to do sth - do

sb

MC .
b.

It is acceptable for me to wear the chain -

J E

MC A.
4. Active
Meaning 1: P L I

.
a.

He is active -

b.

He is active in reading books ( pat: be active in doing sth ) -

F I

A.
c.

He take an active interest in the game / He take an active part / role in the game -

I A.
PhraseMeaning 1: sth is active - sth A
d.

A.
The virus is active at low temperature - v GJ A.
5. Actual

Meaning 1: / G / K ( pat: actual noun )

a.

The actual price is Rs 20 -

K M 20 .

PhraseMeaning 1: In ( actual ) fact, sent1 - J, sent1

b.

. ( syn: actually / really )

In actual fact / In fact / Actually, I dont know anything - J, K.
6. Additional

Meaning 1: F ( syn: extra )

a.
b.

You give additional / extra bed - c

.
You pay the additional amount - c F .
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489. Wide
Meaning 1: ,
a.
b.
c.

The road is wide -

A.
The road is 10 meter wide - 10 e A.
The movie attracts wide / wider audience - A.
490. Wild

Meaning 1: C ( P: domestic i C )
a.

The tiger is a wild animal - L

C M .

PhraseMeaning 1: He went wild -

.
491. Wise

Meaning 1: P / FL
a.
b.

He is a wise man -

P Q .
It is wise to eat here ( pat: It is wise to do sth ) - H FL
. , H FL .
492. Worthwhile

Meaning 1: A / / I A
a.

It is worthwhile job -

I A .

b.

It is worthwhile to study civil ( pat: It is worthwhile to do sth / It is worthwhile doing sth ) -

.
493. Wrong
Meaning 1:
a.
b.

This is wrong answer -

M .
It is wrong to slap him ( pat: It is wrong to do sth ) - F .

PhraseMeaning 1: You are wrong - c

/ c .

PhraseMeaning 2: There is something wrong / Something is wrong -

PhraseMeaning 3: What is wrong with sb ? - sb

H A.

H?

PhraseMeaning 4: sb1 / sth1 got something wrong with sb2 / sth2 - sb1 / sth1

sb2 / sth2

H A.
c.

I got something wrong with the shoe -

EJ H A

A.
PhraseMeaning 5: There is nothing wrong -

H .

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Psychology of Spoken English

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Chapter - 7

Hollywood English Movie Dialogues

And

Their Tamil Translation

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A P
PH A A L FF .
c Qb, A A
A . c A A .
A C , A Present Tense A.
c FK L FF 50
(50 A ) N .
b. c .
.

HL, Q.

1.

Hey Billy, Look here -

2.

Are you all right, Billy? -

3.

Careful there -

4.

You are going to knock somebody over

c Al, HL?

.
- c W O M Al

Al.
5.

Hey, you know what, I am saying stop -

, K , G

A,
6.

This is your room, Come on. I dont like it, Why not? -

. ,

HM. HM?
- .

7.

Smell the walls

8.

You know what? They just need a fresh coat of paint

- K ?

J A.
c .

9.

You can pick the color -

10.

I dont want to go to school, mom

11.

I am going to be the new kid. It is the worst thing ever

12.

How will I even know where to go?

13.

I want to meet your teacher

14.

And I want to see your class room and just make sure that everything is OK

15.

Dont put anything in my lunch bag like a little note, Dont worry. I wont

16.

Once you get settled in and get all your toys out -

17.

Look, there is a new kid

- , O MM.

- OJ
. A I .
- K?

- CK F MA.

-
MA, A F
.

- F
J C P b. ,
.
c G ,
O A .
- , .
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Chapter - 8

Model Questions for Interview

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c O JC
P K . O K
F F c Al.
L M c F
. c C
.
20 L - 30 GI .
c
10 GIF .
O FK M W FK
:
1. c iL
G AF MK.
2. c P AF .
3. c CQ P AF .
4. c O C AF .
5. AF .
PH M .
c P K
M c O FO.
c L M , 2 3 N
.

c P .
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