U9NW

1	tech support	технологийн дэмжлэг үзүүлэх
2	instruction manual	ашиглах заавар
3	plug	залгах, холбох
4	frequent	олон дахин, жирийн
5	pocket	марк, байрлал
6	pilfer	хулгайлах
7	identification	төстэй байдал, магадлал
8	criminal	гэмт хэрэгтэн
9	unouthorized	зөвшөөрөлгүй, хориотой
10	victim	хохирогч, золиос
11	vulnerable-mail	халдаж болох имейл
12	suspicious	сэжигтэй
13	shred	жижиглэх, тасархай
14	garbage	хог, орхидос
15	recept	төсөөлөл
16	etiquette	ёс дүрэм, шошго
17	mistake	алдаа мадаг, төөрөгдөх
18	nearby	ойролцоо, хажууд, дэргэд
19	intercept	хэрчим, огтлох
20	binocular	дурангийн
21	telescope	дуран, хөдөлөх, мөргөлдөх
22	steal	хулгайлах
23	without permisson	зөвшөөрөлгүй, хориотой
24	figure out	таамаглах
25	hook up	нийлүүлж, холбох
26	look up	дээшлэх, сайжруулах
27	put away	нэг тийш тавих
28	put down	унтуулах, шүүмжлэх
29	put on	залгах, байгуулах
30	take off	хөөрөлт, өсөлт
31	take out	гаргаж авах, сонгох
32	throw away	хаях, гээх, алдах
33	turn down	эргүүлэх, татгалзах
34	turn off	унтраах
35	groceries	хүнсний бүтээгдэхүүн
36	scratch	шалбархай, маажих, санаандгүй
37	director	захирал, дарга
38	regulary	үе үе, тогтмол
39	periodically	тодорхой хугацааны дараа
40	unsubscribe	бүртгэлээ цуглуулах

Vocabulary notebook 8

1. 1.I wouldn't worry for it.People usually forget about things like that.
    2.I'd apologize immediately about forgetting to the date.
    3.I'd offer to pay dinner about another time.
    4.I'd tell her I was thinking about other things.
    5.I wouldn't speak her about until she was less upset.
    6.I'd blame my boss to keeping me in a meeting at work.
    7.I'd wait her for finish , and then I'd remind her about  the time she didn't meet me.

2.  1. I agreed to my boss about the best solution.

     2.He applied about a job with software company.
     3.I explained the problem to my boss.
     4.I forgive my friend for losing my CD.
     5.My neighbor invited me to a party last week.
     6.We complained to the neighbors about noise.
     7.My parents blamed me for damaging their car.

U8NW

1	score	оноо, хожих
2	mistake	алдаа
3	apologize	уучлалт гуйх, хамгаалах
4	remind	захиж сургамжлах, санах
5	lend to	зээл олгох
6	wallet	хэтэвч
7	treat	эмчлэх
8	ticklet	тасалбар
9	worry about	бүү санаа зов
10	autograph	гарын үсэг
11	accident	осолдох
12	ambulance	түргэн тусламж
13	react	хариу үйлдэл илэрхийлэх
14	jealous	атаархах
15	complain	гомдол
16	abroad	гадаадад
17	regrets	гашуудал, харамсал
18	unsure	эргэлзсэн, баталгаагүй
19	career	ажил мэргэжил, амжилт
20	counselor	өмгөөлөгч, зөвлөгч
21	individual	биеэ даасан
22	through	дамжуулан
23	interests	ашиг сонирхол
24	suggest	санал болгох
25	fascinate	ховсдох, гайхалд оруулах
26	assitant	туслах ажилтан
27	apply	хэргэжүүлэх
28	industry	аж үйлдвэр
29	strengths	давуу тал

Vocabulary notebook 7

1. 1. go / move / hang  away

    2. wake / eat / work  out

    3. come / break / get  back 

    4. wake / go / come  over

    5. sign / grow / sleep up

    6. fall / eat / settle down

2. 1. wake

        break 

        sign          + up+ ...

        get

        grow 

    2. go 

        come 

        sign           +out +...

        back 

        work 

3. go back, break up, get along, go out, settle down, hung out 

    

"Annabelle" movie reviews

A word of advice for horror movie producers: If you’re going to riff on ‘70s horror classics like “The Omen” and “Rosemary’s Baby,” make sure to look more deeply at why those films connected with viewers rather than just stealing their imagery. Merely mimicking them aesthetically is a hollow exercise, and proof that you don’t understand that horror is more than a series of jump cuts and frightening images. Horror, at its best, taps into something deeper. 

There’s nothing deep about “Annabelle,” the spin-off of “The Conjuring.” It offers surface level scares without the undercurrent of humanity needed to make them register. Director John R. Leonetti and writer Gary Dauberman work proficiently enough on a technical level to craft a few scenes that get the heart racing, but the climax of “Annabelle” is so misguided, silly and even offensive that any excuse genre fans may be inclined to make for the mediocre hour-and-a half that precedes it will likely turn to rage.  

For the record—and it’s worth noting because of how angry our original review of “The Conjuring” still makes fans of that film—I was a fan of James Wan’s 2013 ghost story. The director took a giant leap forward in that work, proving he understands numerous elements that modern horror directors ignore, such as the use of sound design and setting to create tension. These elements are discarded in “Annabelle."

If you saw the 2013 hit, you remember the creepy doll that wouldn’t go away. Ghostbusters Lorraine and Ed Warren kept Annabelle in a locked case, recognizing the true evil held within. How did Annabelle go from a relatively harmless but totally creepy doll to a tool of the devil? “Annabelle” tries to tell that story, using the Manson Murders and “Rosemary’s Baby” as a backdrop. Some may be tempted to write off “Annabelle” on concept alone, in that it’s something of a cash grab, like a straight-to-video sequel designed to strike while a hit predecessor's iron is still hot. Still, I would argue that “Annabelle” has the core of a good film within it. It's about how changing times in the ‘70s, when otherwise safe neighborhood dwellers started locking their doors and apartment denizens began to suspect their neighbors; the iconography of youth became sinister. You can sense shreds of this idea in “Annabelle,” but the film doesn't develop them.

We learn that Annabelle was owned by a lovely young couple named Mia (Annabelle Wallis) and John (Ward Horton). In the run-up to the birth of their first child, John gave his wife the doll as a part of her extensive collection. As Mia nears her due date, the couple faces unimaginable horror in the form of a pair of Satanic cultists who break in, stab Mia in the belly, and end up dead in their home. The female cultist happens to be named Annabelle Higgins, and some of her blood lands on the doll Annabelle. Before you know it, Mia is seeing shadowy figures on the stairs, hearing noises in the night and realizing that something evil wants her baby.

Thematically, nothing in “Annabelle” is developed beyond a level that might make it suitable for horror movie manipulations. When we meet religious characters like Father Perez (Tony Amendola), “Annabelle” threatens to take on some "The Exorcist" or "The Omen"-like undertones, chronicling a time when some felt that Americans lost touch with their religious institutions. But the movie doesn’t really go there. When no one believes Mia’s haunting stories, “Annabelle” threatens to become a piece about how new mothers can be ignored, their concerns portrayed as the byproduct of hormones. But this notion isn't developed, either.  

There are other problems. Wallis and Horton are remarkably unengaging leads. She mumbles, he over-emotes, and the doll is allowed to steal scenes. And the film is visually flat. Pan reveals (panning across a door or room to reveal something in the background) are over-used, and the sound is mixed to grating levels. It’s a movie that screams "Boo!" instead of trying to get under your skin. There is one great set piece involving a storage unit in the basement and an elevator that just won’t leave it, but that’s something you can watch on cable later, while ignoring the weak film that surrounds it.  

U7NW

1	break up	салах
2	go back	буцаж нийлэх
3	get along	хэл амаа ололцдог
4	go out	найзлах, болзож эхлэх
5	settle down	нэг хүнийг нь сонгож үерхэх
6	sign up	бүртгүүлэх
7	work out	бүтэлтэй болох
8	crowd	олон найзууд
9	hung out	бусад цагаар хамтдаа өнгөрөөх
10	flew back	онгоцоор нисэж ирэх
11	turned out	унтраах
12	teengers	өсвөр насны хүүхэд
13	volunteer work	сайн дурын ажил
14	individual	хувь хүн
15	bring	аваачиж өгөх, шалтаг олох
16	complain	гомдол
17	hate	үзэн ядах
18	push	дарах, чирэх, түгээх
19	vocation	сонирхол, авъяас, ажил
20	bench	сандал, дархны ширээ
21	amusement	хөгжилдөөн, гайхах
22	saw	хөрөө, мэргэн үг
23	ticket	захиалга, билет
24	traditional	уламжлалт, жирийн
25	relax	сулруулах
26	limber up	бие халаах
27	modest	даруухан
28	yell	орилоон, хашиграан
29	guess	таамаглах
30	active	золбоолог, хөдөлгөөнтэй
31	involve	оруурах, хамруулах
32	spicy	хөдөлгөөнтэй, гангамсаг
33	curry	каригаар амталсан хоол
34	excellent	хүндэт, гойд сайн
35	quality	шинж тэмдэг, давуу тал
36	difficcult	хүнд, хэцүү
37	annoying	залхмаар, ядаргаатай
38	necessary	чухал
39	community	нийгэмлэг
40	wildly	аймхай, чанга
41	bulletin	тойм мэдээ
42	respond	хариу
43	express political	улс төрийн илэрхийлэх

If I were President

This is an exciting topic with limitless possibilities. As a president, you are able to do a lot. In light of this, I you should probably pick a few things that are most important to you; you would not want to inundate people with too much. In light of this, here is what I would say.

First, I would address business practices, so that they are in line with the international community. Many foreign companies are hesitant to do business in Mongolia, because of the current economy climate. Making it easier for international companies to use India's talent pool, ability to speak English, and generally hard work ethic, will be a boon.

Second, I would focus on the importance of law and having a civil society. Last year, there was a terrible rape on a bus. This showed that there is big problem with treating women well in society.

Third, I would address the importance of taking care of the poor.