Explanation of how words are made in English: affixes, roots, compound nouns. Illustrations of mosaics to help understand how words combine to create a text and express a message. Contemporary Mosaics are by Charis Tsevis, with no other purpose than share his magnificent work.

1. word
morphology

2. design
design er
design ing

3. build
build ing
build er

4. nation
nation al
inter nation al

5. window
window less
end
end less

6. Publish
Publish er
Publish ing
Publish ed

7. see
fore see
fore see able
un fore see able

8. network
nationwide
sometimes
roundabouts

9. carbon emissions
rush-hour traffic
left-turn lane
public libraries
Pop culture

10. Words are
like mosaics

23. NOUNS

24. • A noun is any word that names a
NOUNS
person, place, thing, quality or
idea.
• There are many different kinds of
nouns: proper, concrete,
countable, collective.
• Usually takes one of two roles in a
sentence, either that of the
subject or an object of the
sentence.
• They tend to come in only two
forms, singular and plural.
• Nouns make up the basic building
blocks of sentences

25. Small pieces
Coulored glass
Decorative art
Interior decoration
Mosaic illustrations

26. Cultural and spiritual significance
Large floor mosaics
Computer aided design
The earliest known examples

27. A far more prestigious art form
The earliest examples of Christian
basilicas
The capital of the Western
Roman Empire

28. • HBJ Language 7
EXERCISES
• Windows to Culture I
• Grammar for Reading
Comprehension

29. Inspirational
Mosaic
Illustrations

30. READING • SKIMMING:
COMPREHENSION
Find out the topic and text
SKILLS:
organization.
3 Phases:
Pre – Reading- Post
Read everything quickly.
• PRE Reading • SCANNING:
- Previewing
Find specific information
- Skimming
quickly.
- Scanning
Don’t read everything.

31. Identify
SKIMMING
• Cognates
• Typographic changes
• Repeated words
• Numbers (dates, quantities)
• Dictionary words
• Glossary

32. • Identify:
SCANNING

33. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano

34. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
–

35. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
– Mesopotamia
–

36. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
– Mesopotamia
– CAD

37. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
– Mesopotamia
– CAD
– Emperor Justinian

38. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
– Mesopotamia
– CAD
– Emperor Justinian
– Adobe Photoshop

39. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
– Mesopotamia
– CAD
– Emperor Justinian
– Adobe Photoshop
– Tesserare

40. • Identify:
SCANNING
– Milano
– 4th century
– Mesopotamia
– CAD
– Emperor Justinian
– Adobe Photoshop
– tesserare
– 3rd century BC