2 Vocabulary Answer Key

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impression 26 remind 27,44 beneath 28 expand 29 impress 33

convince 33 eventually 34 reluctantly 34 gather 36 surround 38

realize 38 notice 39 nonetheless 40 refer 49 remarkable 54

Sentence: It was quite remarkable to him.

Definition: unusual or surprising and therefore deserving attention or praise:

Family members: remarkably

Grammar: It is remarkable that

A remarkable accomplishment/feat

Be remarkable for

The force stung his hands but made no impression on the earth.

Definition: a mark left by pressing something into a soft surface:

Family Members: impress

Grammar: Countable

Leave an impression (in, on)

His dirt piles completely surrounded the hole.

Definition: to be all around someone or something on every side

Family members: surrounding, surrounded, surroundings

Grammar: Transitive, usually passive

be surrounded by

He realized he was going to have to move.

Definition: to know and understand something, or suddenly begin to understand it

Family members: realization

Grammar: Transitive, not usually progressive

Realize that

Realize who/why/how

NOT realize about or of


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She noticed that Stanley was Yelnats spelled backwards

Definition: if you notice something or someone, you realize that they exist, especially

because you can see, hear, or feel them:

Family members: noticeable, noticeably,

Grammar: [intransitive,transitive not in progressive]

Notice that

Notice who/what/how..

Notice sb doing st

He felt proud nonetheless.

Definition: in spite of the fact that has just been mentioned [= nevertheless]:

Family members: none

Grammar: formal sentence adverb

Everyone referred to this area as the lake.

Definition: to mention or speak about someone or something:

Family members: reference

Grammar: used with to in a phrasal verb

Refer to sb/st as

Refer to sb by a title/name/number

ItremindedStanley of pictures hed seen of the moon

Definition: to make someone remember someone that they know or something that

happened in the past

Family members: reminder

Grammar: Transitive

remind somebody of something

remind somebody (of) what/how etc

Some men were gathering on another dock

Definition: to come together and form a group, or to make people do this:


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Family members: gathering, gatherer, gathered

Grammar: Transitive/intransitive

Gather round/around

Gather together

Be gathered

Beneath that the earth was looser

Definition: in or to a lower position than something, or directly under something

[= underneath]:

Family members none

Grammar: formal

Her eyes seemed to expand.

Definition: to become larger in size, number, or amount, or to make something become

larger

Family members: expansion, expandability expanded, expanding, expandable

Grammar: intransitive and transitive

He was also impressed with Elya.

Definition: to make someone feel admiration and respect

Family Members: impression, impressive, impressively

Grammar: Not progressive

Be impressed by/with

Favorably impressed, suitably impressed

Though he tried to convincehimself otherwise

Definition: to make someone feel certain that something is true:

Family members: convincing, convinced, convincingly

Grammar: transitive

convince somebody that SV

Convince somebody of something


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He would eventually have to move.

Definition: after a long time, or after a lot of things have happened,

Family members: eventual, eventuality

Grammar: used to say what the result of something is

Reluctantly he climbed up out of his hole.

Definition: slowly, unwillingly

Family members: reluctant, reluctance

Grammar: be reluctant to do something

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