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- Our world is full of wonders both natural and handmade. When we come across them, they have the capacity to (�� . �� , �� )

� amaze � stun � stagger (� �� )

� astonish � dumbfound � nonplus (� �� )

� astound � puzzle � shock (� �� )

� surprise � bewilder � startle (�� )

- They can (�� )

� stop you in your tracks (�� )

� leave you open-mouthed (�� )

� make your eyes pop out (informal) (�� (��)

� make your jaw drop (informal) (�� (��)

� leave you speechless/at a loss for words (�� / � ��)

� make you feel that you can�t believe your eyes (ears) (�� , �� )

� make you feel thunderstruck (�� , �� )

� excite your interest (�� )

- Sometimes we find it difficult to express our impression of such objects or phenomena and resort to such �praise� words as (�� , �� , � �� )

� superb � exceptional (� �� )

� amazing � outstanding (� �� )

� gorgeous � memorable (� �� )

� marvellous � striking (� �� )

� sublime � conspicuous (� �� )

� glorious � super (informal) (� �� (��))

� delightful � terrific (informal) (� �� (��))

� unsurpassed � fantastic (informal) (� �� (��))

� breathtaking � tremendous (informal) (� �� (��))

� admirable � sensational (informal) (� �� (��))

� fabulous (informal) (� �� (��))

- Our attitude to great and unusual phenomena can be different. Some people may feel (�� . �� )

� enthusiastic � zealous (� �� )

� keen � excited (� �� )

� eager � wholehearted (� �� )

� avid � committed � �� )

� ardent � devoted (� �� )

� fervent � frantical (� �� )

� passionate (��)

- Others feel (�� )

� skeptical � suspicious (� �� )

� dubious � disbelieving (�� )

� doubtful � unconvinced (�� )

� distrustful (��)

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51. Study the topical vocabulary to speak about wonders of the world.

- Our world is full of wonders both natural and handmade. When we come across them, they have the capacity to

� amaze � stun � stagger

� astonish � dumbfound � nonplus

� astound � puzzle � shock

� surprise � bewilder � startle

- They can

� stop you in your tracks

� leave you open-mouthed

� make your eyes pop out {informal

� make your jaw drop (informal

� leave you speechless/at a loss for words

� make you feel that you can�t believe your eyes (ears

� make you feel thunderstruck

� excite your interest

- Sometimes we find it difficult to express our impression of such objects or phenomena and resort to such �praise� words as

� superb � exceptional

� amazing � outstanding

� gorgeous � memorable

� marvellous � striking

� sublime � conspicuous

� glorious � super (informal

� delightful � terrific (informal

� unsurpassed � fantastic (informal

� breathtaking � tremendous (informal

� admirable � sensational (informal

) ) ) ) � fabulous (informal

- Our attitude to great and unusual phenomena can be different. Some people may feel

� enthusiastic � zealous

� keen � excited

� eager � wholehearted

� avid � committed

� ardent � devoted

� fervent � frantical

� passionate

- Others feel

� skeptical � suspicious

� dubious � disbelieving

� doubtful � unconvinced

� distrustful

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