Module6TheWorld’sCulturalHeritageSection3WordsandExpressionsfromModule6TheWorld’sCulturalHeritageagreementn.1whenpeoplehavethesameopinion,orwhentheyapproveoforacceptsth.:Thewholefamilywasinagreementwithherabout/onwhattheyshoulddo.Ifthethreepartiescannotreachagreementnow,therewillbeacivilwar.Idon’tthinkyou’llevergetTony’sagreementtotheseproposals.[+that]There’swidespreadagreementthatthelawshouldbechanged.2adecisionorarrangement,oftenformalandwritten,betweentwoormoregroupsorpeople:Thedisputewassettledbyanagreementthatsatisfiedbothsides.Thegovernmenthasenteredinto/signedaninternationalarms-controlagreement.Theyhavebroken(thetermsof)theagreementonhumanrights.Finallythetwosideshavereachedanagreement.Inthesentence“Katewasbrushingherhair”,“Kate”and“her”areinagreement(=theyarecorrectlyexpressedaccordingtotherulesofgrammar).investv.togivemoneytoacompany,business,orbank,inordertogetaprofitJohninvested$700millionintothevideostudio.I’veinvestedalotoftimeandeffortintotheproject;Idon’twantittofail.Jennyhasinvestedheavilyintothebondmarket.divertv.1tocausesth.orsomeonetochangedirection:Trafficwillbedivertedthroughthesidestreetswhilethemainroadisresurfaced.OurflighthadtobedivertedtoStanstedbecauseofthestorm.2tousesomethingforadifferentpurpose:Shouldmorefunds/money/resourcesbedivertedfromroadsintorailways?diversionn.1[C]UK(USdetour)adifferentroutethatisusedbecausearoadisclosed:Trafficdiversionswillbekepttoaminimumthroughoutthefestival.2[CorU]whensth.issentsomewheredifferentfromwhereitwasoriginallyintendedtogo:thediversionofmoneytootherprojectssharpenv.1tomakesth.stronger:Recentchangeshavesharpenedcompetitionbetweentheairlines.Theprisonriotshavesharpenedthedebateabouthowprisonsshouldberun.Sharpenallyourpencilsbeforethetest.Thelightgrewbrighterandtheshadowsharpened.2toimprove:Theselatestmoveshavesharpenedfearsofamilitaryconflict.Ihopethiscoursewillhelpmesharpenmycomputerskills.evolutionn.thewayinwhichlivingthingschangeanddevelopovermillionsofyears,oragradualprocessofchangeanddevelopment:Darwin’stheoryofevolutiontheevolutionoflanguageexposuren.whensth.badthatsomeonehasdoneismadepublic:Theexposureoftheminister’sloveaffairforcedhimtoresign.Skincancercanbecausedbyprolongedexposuretothesun.Thefailureoftheirmarriagehasreceivedalotofexposureinthepressrecently.Wenearlydiedofexposureonthemountainside.contributev.1togivesth.,especiallymoney,inordertoprovideorachievesth.togetherwithotherpeople:Aren’tyougoingtocontributetowardsJack’sleavingpresent?Cometothemeetingifyoufeelyouhavesomethingtocontribute.Herfamilyhavecontributed£50,000tothefund.MostpeoplecontributedmoneytothechurchbuildingThevolunteerscontributedhugeamountsoftheirtimetotheproject.2towritearticlesforanewspaper,magazineorbook:Shecontributestoseveralmagazines.endangerv.toputsomeoneorsth.atriskorindangerofbeingharmed,damagedordestroyed:Hewouldneverdoanythingtoendangerthelivesofhischildren.Wemustbecarefulnottodoanythingthatmightendangertheeconomicrecovery.Smokingduringpregnancycanendangeryourbody’shealth.Ifunemploymentcontinuestorise,thesocialstabilitymaybeendangered.recommendv.tosuggestthatsb.orsth.wouldbegoodorsuitableforaparticularjoborpurpose,ortosuggestthataparticularactionshouldbedone:Icanrecommendthechickeninmushroomsauce–it’sdelicious.Shehasbeenrecommendedforpromotion.Theheadmistressagreedtorecommendtheteachers’p...
