Interaction Communication

can describe any process whereby the action of
one participant influences the action of another
participant. These participants do not have to
be human, or even animate. One could describe
interaction between chemicals (although that
would usually lead to a chemical reaction) or
the interaction between the sun and the planets.
is a specific form of interaction that involves
an exchange of information. Again, we do not
necessarily need human actors. It is fine to
describe two computer programs
that communicate with each other when they
send information back and forth.

Herbivory is an interaction in which a The school is improving

plant or portions of the plant are communication between teachers and
consumed by an animal. parents.
Complain Moan
feelings of pain, dissatisfaction, or resentment to make a moan or similar sound
is more aggressive and direct. suggests a more passive self-pitying undertone.

She is constantly complying because she “Oh, why is it happening to me?” – he

doesn’t like her chief manager.
Anticipate
means to expect something and take action in Expect means regard as likely to happen
expectation
When smoke came out of the volcano,
the authorities anticipated it might erupt
and ordered the villagers to evacuate. (If
you anticipate changes you prepare to
deal with them.)
Absorbed
having one's attention wholly engaged or
occupied
I was too absorbed in my own problems
and too uninterested in politics to
remember that it was also a momentous
day in Washington.
Affecting adj
touching the emotions; moving.
moaned.
Expect
and does not require any action.
“She expected to get high grades
because she had worked hard and the
exam was easy. (There’s nothing she
can do now to influence the results.)”
Immersed
to plunge into something that surrounds or
covers (liquid)
The best way to learn a language is to
immerse yourself in it, not to read a
book about it.
Impacting verb
come into forcible contact with another object.
have a strong effect on someone or something.

It was an affecting sight. It is attractive to speculate that life

events have their effect by impacting on
the sensitivity for daily hassles.
Resembling Looking like
have a similar appearance to or qualities in to have an appearance that is very similar to
common with smone/smth); look or seem like. (someone or something)

You resemble your mother very closely.

After the earthquake, the city resembled You look just like your mother!
a battlefield. That powdered sugar looks like snow.
 Various
1.different from one another; of different kinds
or sorts. 2. more than one; individual and
separate.
 We had various problems on our
journey, including a flat tyre.
 The author gave various reasons
for having written the book.
Forgetful
often forgetting things:
She's getting very forgetful in her old
age.
Addiction
an inability to stop doing or using something,
especially something harmful
She was addicted to TV.
Different
1.not the same as another or each other; unlike
in nature, form, or quality.2. distinct; separate.
 She seems to wear something
different every day.
 He's different now that he's been
to college.
 We're reading a different book
this week.
Absent-minded
Someone who is absent-minded often forgets
things or does not pay attention to what is
happening near them because they are thinking
about other things.
Even the most absent-minded of us
usually retain knowledge of which are
our left and right hands.
Obsession
something or someone that you think about all
the time
He's always wanted to find his birth
mother but recently it's become an
obsession.