VOCABULARY 6

1) APES/ noun/ 

Comments: Apes not have tails, while most monkey species do. Apes tend to be larger than monkeys and usually have larger brains. ... 

Example: There are many apes in the zoo.





2) APES /Verb = imitate

Comments: Imitate the behavior or manner of ( someone or something).

Example: Boys ape their fathers.





3) ROTE /ˈrōt/ noun / = habit


Example:  People think apes use rote memorization to learn words.

Comments: mechanical or unthinking routine or repetition



4 .A) INTRIGUING /  in·trigu·ing. /ˌinˈtrēɡiNG/adjective/ = arousing one's curiosity or interest; fascinating.

Example: "an intriguing image"

4.B) INTRIGUING/ in·trigu·ing / verb

Comment: make a secret plans to do something illicit or detrimental to someone.

Example: My behavior intrigued my boss.

5) GIVE DE FLOOR TO/ expression 

Comment: The professor frequently stopped speaking to give the floor to students who had questions about the exam or another explanation. 

Example: "Now I'm going to give the floor to John so that he can elaborate on the principles of learning techniques."?