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    LESSON HIGHLIGHTS

    LESSON Know yourself: How others see me

    GRAMMAR: compound adjective

    WORDS & PHRASES

    Perceive (Percevoir)
    Meaning: To become aware or conscious of something; to interpret or regard in a particular way.
    Example: He did not perceive the danger ahead.

    Humorous (Humoristique)
    Meaning: Causing laughter or amusement; funny.
    Example: She made a humorous comment that lightened the mood.

    Biased (Biaisé)
    Meaning: Showing prejudice for or against someone or something in an unfair way.
    Example: The article was biased against the government.

    Skillful (Habile)
    Meaning: Having or showing skill.
    Example: The artist is very skillful with his brushwork.

    Half-hearted (Peu enthousiaste)


    Meaning: Showing little enthusiasm or interest.
    Example: His half-hearted effort was not enough to win the match.

    Narrow-minded (Borné)
    Meaning: Unwilling to accept or consider different ideas or opinions.
    Example: A narrow-minded person might not appreciate cultural diversity.

    Inconsiderate (Irrespectueux)
    Meaning: Thoughtless or not caring about the feelings or needs of others.
    Example: It was inconsiderate of him to interrupt her while she was speaking.

    Misconception (Idée fausse)


    Meaning: A wrong or incorrect understanding or interpretation.
    Example: There’s a common misconception that all introverts dislike socializing.

    Endeavor (Effort)
    Meaning: An attempt to achieve a goal.
    Example: We must endeavor to solve this issue together.

    Naive (Naïf/Naïve)
    Meaning: Lacking experience or understanding; innocent.
    Example: She was too naive to realize the risks involved.

    Well-off (Aisé)
    Meaning: Wealthy or financially comfortable.
    Example: They are quite well-off and can afford luxury vacations.

    Take people's opinion into account (Prendre en compte l’opinion des autres)
    Meaning: To consider what others think before making a decision.
    Example: You should take people's opinion into account when planning the event.

    On the surface (En surface)


    Meaning: Appearing to be true or real, but possibly not.
    Example: On the surface, he seems calm, but he’s actually nervous.

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