INDV08

​INDV08 Course plan EN1202:

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​ST 2010, INDV08, Schedule Read your books Idioms: Spears, Richard. NTC's American Idioms Dictionary - The Most.pdf || Slavery Read your books ||  || Read your books || Slavery Read your books ||  || Writing 100 min ||  || || Debate || **Tuesday:** NP EngB, del B Reading & Listening, 130 min ||
 * Week || Monday || Wednesday ||  ||
 * 6 || Slavery:
 * 7 || Slavery
 * 9 || Slavery presentations || Slavery presentations ||  ||
 * 10 || Free from school || Film, Beloved ||  ||
 * 11 || Film, Beloved || Film Discussion ||  ||
 * 12 || Writing NP, prep || Aktivitetsdag ||  ||
 * 13 || Writing NP, prep || Listening NP, prep ||  ||
 * 15 || Reading NP, prep || NP-discussions ||  ||
 * 16 || Book presentations || Book presentations ||  ||
 * 17 || Book presentations || NP EngB, del C
 * 18 || Debate
 * 19 || Debate || Debate exam ||  ||
 * 20 || Free fron school ||  ||   ||
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Carpentry word list A-Z
Do you work as a carpenter or are you a DIY enthusiast? Here are some of the most common words used in carpentry, along with their meanings. You might find it useful to print this list and keep it with you when you are at work, or use it to practise your spelling.
 * ** Useful words ** ||  || ** Meaning ** ||

//vinkel// ||  || The space between 2 meeting lines - measured in degrees (°) //Ladders should be used at a working ** angle ** of 75°.// ||
 * angle (noun)

//ytterfoder// ||  || A decorative trim applied around door frames or entrances. //The ** architrave ** around the door was painted white.// ||
 * architrave (noun)

//syl// ||  || A small hand tool. //A ** bradawl ** is used to make starter holes for screws.// ||
 * bradawl (noun)

//snickare// ||  || A person who makes, fixes and repairs timber components in buildings. //The ** carpenter **fitted a dado rail in the dining room.// ||
 * carpenter (noun)

//takbjälkar// ||  || Beams that support a ceiling. //A ** joist **is usually made from timber or metal.// ||
 * ceiling joists (noun)

//spånskiva// ||  || Material made from small wood chips and glue, then formed into boards.
 * chipboard (noun)
 * // Chipboard //**//can be used for flooring and to make furniture.// ||

//stämjärn// ||  || A very sharp carpentry hand tool. //A ** chisel **is used for shaping wood, stone or metal.// ||
 * chisel (noun)

//(skruv)tving// ||  || A device used to hold things together. //Joe used a ** clamp **to hold two pieces of wood together whilst the glue set.// ||
 * clamp (noun)

//taklist// ||  || Another name for coving. //A ** cornice **is a decorative join between walls and ceilings.// ||
 * cornice (noun)

//träplugg// ||  || A prepared length of wood with a round cross-section. //A ** dowel rod **is used like a peg to join pieces of wood together.// ||
 * dowel rod (noun)

//borr// ||  || The action of boring holes. //Care should be taken not to accidently ** drill **through a power cable.// ||
 * drill (verb)

//hammare// ||  || A small hand tool consisting of a heavy metal head. //A ** hammer **is used to drive in nails.// ||
 * hammer (noun)

//järnvaror// ||  || Hardware such as nails, screws and bolts.
 * ironmongery (noun)
 * // Ironmongery //**//should be securely stored on a construction site.// ||

//(inrednings)snickare// ||  || A person who works mainly at a bench in the workshop. //The ** joiner **made kitchen cabinets for the new house.// ||
 * joiner (noun)

//stege// ||  || A set of wooden bars between 2 pieces of wood, used to climb up and down. //Jane used a ** ladder **to gain access to the roof.// ||
 * ladder (noun)

//trähammare// ||  || A type of hammer made from wood. //A ** mallet **is used to drive sharp instruments into material, such as chisels, with damaging them.// ||
 * mallet (noun)

//skiljevägg, mellanvägg// ||  || A thin wall dividing a space into two parts. A ** partition **wall was constructed to alter the large bedroom to two smaller rooms. ||
 * partition wall (noun)

//hyvel// ||  || A carpentry tool. A ** plane **is used to smooth and level wood surfaces. ||
 * plane (noun)

//gipsskiva// ||  || Board made from plaster and heavy paper.
 * plasterboard (noun)
 * Plasterboard **can be used for holding small objects and bending wire. ||

//tång// ||  || A small hand tool.
 * pliers (noun)
 * Pliers **are used for holding small objects and bending wire. ||

//såg// ||  || A large serated blade used for cutting wood. A ** saw **has a sharp - toothed metal edge and should be stored carefully. ||
 * saw (noun)

//skruvmejsel// ||  || A small hand tool. A ** screwdriver **is a tool used to turn screws. ||
 * screwdriver (noun)

//golvlist// ||  || A decorative wooden trim fitted where floor and wall meet. Joe needed thirty metres of ** skirting board **to finish off the room. ||
 * skirting board (noun)

//skiftnyckel// ||  || A small hand tool that grips nuts and bolts when you want to tighten or loosen them. A ** spanner **is used to turn nuts on bolts. ||
 * spanner (noun)

//vattenpass// ||  || A device used to check how level something is. A ** spirit level **is used to check that surfaces are level before fixing them. ||
 * spirit level (noun)

//vinkelhake// ||  || A tool used to check that angles measure 90°. A builder's ** square **is an 'L' shape and is usually made from hardwood and brass. ||
 * try square (noun)

//fanér// ||  || Thin sheets of hardwood glued on top of cheaper wood. The cabinet had a ** veneer **surface. ||
 * veneer (noun)

//skruvstäd// ||  || Equipment used to hold wood whilst it is being worked. The door was held in a ** vice **while the joiner planed the edges. ||
 * vice (noun)

= The Article assignment: = = = = = = Your next assignment: = Study something you find interesting: = = = How to write a summary: = = [] = = = = The Argumentative Essay: Deadline, 23/10 = Assignment: Like Oliver Twist, many children in sub-Saharan Africa are orphans - due to the the AIDS epedemic. Find out what these children need by way of money, school, food, medecine, housing, someone to look after them. Then write an argumentative essay where you bring convincing arguments to make people donate money for this good cause. How to write an argumentative essay? Page 229 in Blueprint B 2,0.

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The key to word formation. Page 36 in Blueprint förnekelse || deny förneka || undeniable onekligen || stirrande || gaze stirra || --- || vägran || refuse vägra || --- || perfektion || perfect fullända || perfect perfekt || hat || hate hata, avsky || hateful avskyvärd || övervägande, omtanke || consider överväga || considerate omtänksam || sorg || grieve sörja || grievous sorglig || avund || envy avundas || envious avundsjuk ||
 * Noun || Verb || Adjective ||
 * denial
 * gaze
 * refusal
 * perfection
 * hatred
 * consideration
 * grief
 * envy

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