Hello everyone!
The video for today is on one of my favourite topics: women in science. A video "with a twist": it's from 1954.
A promotional video by GE (General Electric) that shows us that "it's not a man's world". The questions:
1. What does each woman do (some details, please)?
2. What are polymers?
3. What is the biologist working on at the moment?
2. List the adverb + adjective collocations
3. List the adjective + noun collocations.
4. Which of these collocations are specific to science or could you use in a conversation about science?
My oh my the end of the video... Well it's 1954 after all...!
All my respect today to women devoted to science and research.
Key coming soon! Please comment!
The video for today is on one of my favourite topics: women in science. A video "with a twist": it's from 1954.
A promotional video by GE (General Electric) that shows us that "it's not a man's world". The questions:
1. What does each woman do (some details, please)?
2. What are polymers?
3. What is the biologist working on at the moment?
2. List the adverb + adjective collocations
3. List the adjective + noun collocations.
4. Which of these collocations are specific to science or could you use in a conversation about science?
My oh my the end of the video... Well it's 1954 after all...!
All my respect today to women devoted to science and research.
Key coming soon! Please comment!
1 Women are doing several research and scientific jobs such as studying thin callings and films(for which she is famous around the worl), researching about conducts of electronics, analysisi of tiny amounts of chemical from which even a drop could give valuable information.
ReplyDelete2 Polymers are chimical products composed of many parts such as rubbers, plastics, etc. ( I almost can remember the definition on my science high school lessons).
3 The boiologist is researching about a way of conserving food ,medicines and other materials from the attack of bacterias.
4 Adverb + Adj as light as
Adj+ Noun : substantial contributions , valuable work, throuht the world expanding field
Hi Abel,
ReplyDeleteI'll be posting the key very soon, but just to let you know that bacteria is a plural word (Latin plural) and you will practically always find it in that form in English.
Thank you for commenting!