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"Question 1 • Gerrard lives alone in a lonely cottage. An intruder, who is a criminal, enters his cottage. He intends to murder Gerrard and take on his identity. Does he succeed? • The following words and phrases occur in the play. Do you know their meanings? Match them with the meanings given, to find out. cultured an informal expression for a fashionable vehicle count on unnecessary and usually harmful engaged exaggerated melodramatic sophisticated; well mannered to be smart here, a tone of voice inflection avoid wise guy an unexpected opportunity for success a dandy bus trap tradespeople a Christian religious teacher who teaches on Sundays in Church gratuitous (American English) a person who pretends to know a lot dodge depend on; rely on lucky break (American English) an informal way of saying that one is being too clever Sunday-school teacher occupied; busy frame merchants

Class 9 - English - If I Were You Page -138"

Answer 1

Cultured-----sophisticated; well mannered

Count On-----depend on ; Rely on

Engaged----- occupied ; busy

Melodramatic------ exaggerated

To be smart-----( American English) an informal way of saying that one is being too clever

Inflection------ hear , a tone of voice

Wise guy---- (American English) a person who pretends to know a lot

A dandy bus ------an informal expression for a fashionable vehicle.

Trades people----- merchants

Gratuitous------ unnecessary and usually harmful

Dodge------ avoid

Lucky break------ an Unexpected opportunity for success

Sunday school teacher----- a Christian religious teacher who teaches on Sundays in church.

Frame---- trap


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Answer 2

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Count On -depend on ; Rely on-

Engaged - occupied ; busy

Melodramatic - exaggerated

To be smart -( American English) an informal way of saying that one is being too clever

Inflection - hear , a tone of voice

Wise guy - (American English) a person who pretends to know a lot

A dandy bus  - an informal expression for a fashionable vehicle.

Trades people - merchants

Gratuitous - unnecessary and usually harmful

Dodge - avoid

Lucky break - an Unexpected opportunity for success

Sunday school teacher - a Christian religious teacher who teaches on Sundays in church.

Frame- trap