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Welcome to the 12th English4U Newsletter
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Q-Tips: How Green is Green?
Green has many different meanings. Here are some idioms that are used with the word Green:
Green
Green as grass
color
Green stuff
The rub of the green
money
Green with envy
Grass is always greener on the other side
Green-eyed monster
jealousy
Green around the gills
Green horn
inexperienced
Going green environmental awareness
Green thumb
Green fingers
good with plants
Give somebody the green light yes / true
More green words
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Whose words are these?
'It's not easy being green.'
a. Kermit the frog                    b. Frank Sinatra
'I do not like green eggs and ham, I do not like them Sam I am.'
a. C.S. Lewis                           b. Dr. Seuss
'O! beware, my lord, of jealousy; It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on.'
a. William Shakespeare         b. Charles Dickens
'Modern technology owes ecology an apology.'
a. Alan M. Edison                    b. Benjamin Franklin
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Feelings: 'Hope'
In health: Scientists have managed to decode the entire genome of HIV-1 (AIDS). www.dtechno.com
In entertainment: True Blood co-stars, Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer, are so in love they got engaged.
In politics: Clinton urged North Korea to release US Japanese journalists.
A human story: A homeless Holocaust survivor leaves a $100,000 gift to the Hebrew University, and humanitarian organizations
* These stories can all be found in Google News.
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Idioms Explained
'Going green'
Means: Becoming environmentally aware; recycling; using green energy; organically produced food and products; and more.
More idioms
True or False
Apples, not caffeine, wake you up in the morning better.
TRUE FALSE
Alfred Hitchcock did not have a bellybutton.
TRUE FALSE
Write it Right!
"A Homonym is a group of words that share the same spelling and pronunciation, but have different meanings" Wikipedia
Suite / Sweet
Suite - a luxury room
Sweet - sugary
Hair / Hare
Hair - on your head
Hare - animal similar to a rabbit
More homonyms
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