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Emperor's New Clothes
LL--ccOnce upon a time, there was a king who invested all of his power into demanding that two tailors made him gold robes. These men were tricksters(also known as con artists) who weren't weavlng any gold fabric for the king. As a result, when the king thought he was modeling a beautiful, invaluable clock, he was wearing something no monetary value. people gawked and shaked their heads at a leader who would walk around wearing no clothes. When the king realized (that) the tailors'work(作 品) didn't exist, he pubnished his subjects(臣民) by giving them a big tax hike.Exercise1. goth--n. black clothing, hair, long coats, black makeup. after teenagers who want to rebel dress this way2. gothic--adj.(哥德式建築的;中世紀的) n.哥德式的建築 3. seamstress-- a woman who sews, alters, and needs clothing fix(女裁縫師) 4. appreciate--vt .to be thankful vt./vi.to increase in value (related to investments)--(增值;漲價) 5. depreciate--v.to decrease in value(related tp investments +money)--減價,跌價 6. invest--v. 把時間,精力投入 7. fabric--n.織物,結構 8. invaluable--adj. be beyond price(無價的,非常寶貴的) 9. cloak--robe(長袍,披風) 10. (pull something up,提高稅收)-(tax increase) LL-1-grammar
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Tuesday, September 09, 2014. homework.
Lafayette Adult Resource Academy
