Brain storming Questions

Instructions: Before you read the passage, discuss the questions given here below being into a group of four.

1. How often honey is included into the diet you eat in your family? Why?
2. Do you remember any occasion that you have relieved from different health-related problems and got improvement after eating honey?
3. List down the benefits of honey to human health from what you have heard from others or you have read.

 Word Formation: Blending and Clipping

Blended words are formed when two or more words are combined and one of them, usually the suffix is detachable and can give a full meaning while clipped words are short forms taken from the compound word or phrase without changing its original meaning.

Here are some more examples for Blending and Clipping

	Blended Word	Clipped Word
1	advertisement	ad
2	alligator	algae
3	examination	exam
4	gasoline	gas
5	gymnasium	gym
6	influenza	flue
7	laboratory	lab
8	mathematics	math
9	telephone	phone
10	refrigerator	fridge
11	university	varsity
12	professor	prof

  Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs are combinations of a verb and one or more particles (such as adverbs or prepositions) that together function as a single semantic unit, often having a meaning that is different from the original verb alone. These particles can change the meaning of the verb in various ways, including indicating direction, intensity, completion, or even idiomatic expressions.

Phrasal verbs are common in English and are important for understanding natural, idiomatic speech.

Phrasal Verb	Meaning
get together	To meet or gather with others
get up	To rise from a sitting or lying position
give away	To give something for free, often to someone
give in	To surrender or yield to someone or something
give out	To distribute or dispense something
give up	To stop trying or to surrender
go about	To start or undertake a task
go after	To pursue or chase after someone or something
go ahead	To proceed or start doing something
go along with	To agree with or to comply with

These meanings should give you a clear understanding of how each phrasal verb is typically used in context.