504 Essential Words Sharp words make more wounds than surgeons can heal.” in some sentences comment on the quote

We all know that there is a phisical pain and a mental one. While you can heal a physical wound, it’s really hard to heal a mental wound. Many people don’t think before saying something, sometimes they think that they are just honest with the person, but there is a border between honesty and insult. So the bad words someday can really hurt somebody, especially if the person is insecure. They can’t forget it for a long time, constantly repeating it in their mind. People should learn to be more tactful.

Words to learn slide 41 ignite, abolish, urban…. , slide 43 Fill in the Blanks, Word Detective

Fill in the Blanks
Place one of the new words in each of the blanks below.

1. The doctor was completely frank with the dying man.
2. In an audible whisper, Maria called for my attention.
3. We didn’t need any evidence to see that the poor man was in urgent need of money and food.
4. All his life the child was used to living in urban areas.
5. Dry matches to ignite the campfire were sought by the boy scout.
6. Smoking is prohibited in the medical building.
7. Gasoline fumes help to pollute the air.
8. The decrease in the number of people voting in national elections is due to lack of interest.
9. Some citizens believe that we will never be able to abolish war.
10. The population of New York City is about eight million people.
11. In the comics, Superman never reveals his true identity.
12. They needed an abequate supply of water to last for the entire trip through the desert.

Word Detective
From the list of 12 new words that follows, choose the one that corresponds to each definition below.

1. Having to do with cities or towns — urban
2. make known — reveal
3. as much as is needed; sufficient — adequate
4. make dirty — pollute
5. do away with completely — abolish
6. make or become less — decrease
7. free in expressing one’s thoughts — frank
8. demanding immediate action — urgent
9. set on fire — ignite
10. people of a city or country — population
11. able to be heard — audable
12. forbid by law or authority — prohibit