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Vocabulary
Overcome:   Verb
      ʌ
/əʊvəˈkm/   Succeed in dealing with (a problem or
            difficulty).


Sob:        Verb
/sɒb/       Cry noisily, making loud, convulsive
            gasps.



Convey      Verb
       ɪ
/kənˈve/    Transport or carry to a place.



Badger      Verb
/ˈ
 badʒə/     Repeatedly and annoyingly ask
            (someone) to do something
Dismiss       Verb
/dɪsˈm ɪs/    Order or allow to leave; send away.



Barricade     Verb
/ˈ
 barɪˈked/ɪ   Block or defend




Parade        Verb
     ɪ
/pəˈred/      While marching or moving around a place.



Mood          Noun
/muˈd/        A temporary state of mind or feeling.



Dizzy spell   Noun
/ˈ
 dɪzɪspɛl/    A short period when someone is dizzy.
Blurt       Verb
/blɜˈt/ˈ    Say (something) suddenly and without
            careful consideration.




keen:       Adjective
/kiˈn
    /       Eager; enthusiastic.



Drawer:     Noun
/ˈ
 droˈ(r)/   A lidless box-like storage compartment
            that may be slid horizontally in and out of
            a desk or chest.
Swing       Noun
/swɪŋ/      A seat suspended by ropes or chains, on
            which someone may sit and swing back
            and forth.
Brace       Verb
/breɪs/     Make (a structure) stronger or firmer with
            wood, iron, or other forms of support:
Limbs:     Noun
/lɪm/      An arm, leg, or wing.



Clap:      Verb
/klap/     Strike the palms of (one’s
           hands ) together repeatedly,
           typically in order to applaud.

Fetch      Verb
/fɛtʃ/     Go for and then bring back
           (someone or something) for
           someone.

Swishing   Adjective
/swɪʃɪŋ/   Impressively smart and
           fashionable:


Yank       Verb
/jaŋk/     Pull with a jerk.
Subdued       Adjective
/səbˈdjuˈd
        /     Quiet and rather reflective or
              depressed.


Lean          Verb
/liˈn
    /         Incline from the perpendicular
              and rest for support against
              (something)

Exertion      Noun
     ɜ ʃn/
/ɪɡˈzˈ        Physical or mental effort:



Inflict       Verb
/ɪnˈfl ɪkt/   Cause (something unpleasant)
              to be suffered by someone
              else.

Frantic       Adjective
/ˈfrantɪk/    Conducted in a hurried and
              chaotic way.
Stick up     Verb
/stɪkʌp/     Be upright: to protrude or point
             upward, or make something do



Sink         Verb
/sɪŋk/       Go beneath a surface of liquid




Lieutenant   Noun
/luténənt    A first or second lieutenant in the U.S.
             Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps




Muster       Verb
/mʌstər/     Come or bring (troops) together,
             especially for inspection or in
             preparation for battle.
Facade       Noun
    ɑˈd
/fəˈs /      The principal front of a
             building, facing on to a
             street or open space.

Drop         Noun
/drɒp/       A small round or pear-shaped
             portion of liquid.



Sword        Noun
/sɔˈd
    /ˈ       A weapon with a long metal
             blade and a hilt with a hand
             guard, used for thrusting or
             striking and often worn as
             part of ceremonial dress.



Ajar         Adjetive
/əˈʤɑˈ(r)/
        ˈ    Slightly open.
Pig-headedˈ    Adjetive
               Stupidly obstinate.




Indebted       Adjetive
/ɪnˈdetɪd/ˈ    Owing money or gratitude




Groundless     Adjetive
 ɡraʊndləs/ˈ
/ˈ             Not based on any good
               reason.




Foresight      Noun
/ˈ ʌɪt/ˈ
 fɔˈs          The ability to anticipate future
               events or requirements.
Tight         Adjetive
/tʌɪt/        Fixed or fastened firmly; hard
              to move, undo, or open.


Scarce        Adjective
/skeəs/ˈ      Insufficient for the demand.




Handrail      Noun
/ˈ
 handreɪl/ˈ   A rail fixed to posts or a wall
              for people to hold on to for
              support.




Nasty         Adjective
/ˈ
 nɑˈsti
      /ˈ      Highly unpleasant or
              repugnant.
jaw/ʤɔ           ▶noun 1 each of the upper
                 and lower bony structures in
                 vertebrates forming the
                 framework of the mouth and
                 containing the teeth. (jaws)
                 the grasping, biting, or
                 crushing mouthparts of an
                 invertebrate.

chin/tʃɪn/       ▶noun the protruding part of
                 the face below the mouth,
                 formed by the apex of the
                 lower jaw.

Leap /lip/       ▶noun
                 1 an instance of leaping; a
                 forceful jump or quick
                 movement.
                 2 a sudden abrupt change.



willing/wɪlɪŋ/   ▶adjective ready, eager, or
                 prepared to do something.
lean                         ▶adjective ready, eager, or
                             prepared to do something.
                             ■ given or done readily.


alley                        ▶noun (pl. alleys) 1 a narrow
                             passageway between or
                             behind buildings. ■ a path in a
                             park or garden.

draught /drɑft/ (US draft)   ▶noun 1 a current of cool air in
                             a room or confined space.
                             2 a single act of drinking or
                             inhaling.




hiss/hɪs/                   hiss/hɪs/
                             ▶verb make a sharp sibilant
                             sound as of the letter s, often
                             as a sign of disapproval or
                             derision.
flank/flaŋk/
                  ▶noun 1 the side of a
                  person's or animal's body
                  between the ribs and the
                  hip.

scrape/skreɪp/   ▶verb 1 drag or pull a hard or
                  sharp implement across (a
                  surface or object).
                  scrape/skreɪp/
                  ▶verb 1 drag or pull a hard or
                  sharp implement across (a
                  surface or object).

slam1             ▶verb (slams, slamming,
                  slammed) 1 shut or be shut
                  forcefully and loudly.
Summary
 Gregor Samsa was a dealer of fabrics who had to deal with some stressing roles
linked to his profession like traveling frequently and keeping in touch with
businessmen he had never met before for instance, he felt most of the time
annoyed. However, he lived his worst experience in the life when one morning he
noticed that he had become a hideous insect while he was sleeping in his now
enormous bedroom, obviously designed for humans.
He realized there that his body was not anymore like before so, new problems
began to happen like his difficulty to control his current several limbs (to scratch
himself ) and setting a position in order to rest comfortably . As those things were
occurring, he also thought how mandatory was his duty due to a big debt his
parents had with his boss and conceiving how pleasant would be to scold his own
boss in a fictitious situation! But it finished abruptly when Gregor remarked that
because of his fantasies, his time to go working was being over. In addition his
family had seen too this irregular fact, that’s why Gregor was always punctual,
therefore they decided to approach till his door to find the reason of this unusual
moment.
When Gregor convinced his family of returning to their activities, he decided to
leave the bed to clear his mind but he got injured in that attempt, thus he
considered to halt it while he thought of the possibility of being assisted by
someone stronger than him. Suddenly he discovered that someone had arrived to
his house…”Perhaps the visitor might be my boss to know the reason of my
absence”, Gregor whispered as he threw himself roughly because of that.
It was true! His manager was there to find out what was up, but
previously his parents made an effort to defend the reputation of
their son which finally was not convincing because the manager
regarded that absence as a justification for avoiding his
responsibilities with the debt he must pay, besides he added that the
Gregor´s behavior in the company was not the most acceptable in
the last times.
Even though Gregor tried to explain his odyssey, it seemed just like
another excuse but he did not mind it because what he wanted
indeed was people look at him and his metamorphosis. Actually if
people did not recoil as it was expected and conversely they
accepted quietly that pitiful incident, Gregor might even catch his
train and keep on with his life normally; nevertheless the assistance
of a doctor and a locksmith arrived to solve his strange trouble as
Gregor was preparing his voice for the next conversations and
progressively getting adapted to his new shape to execute very
complex task like opening a door with a key regardless of his animal
condition!
Although opening the door got Gregor almost wounded due to the
exaggerated usage of his mouth and limbs, that first goal was
incredibly accomplished by him, just requiring encouragement by
the people out of his bedroom who remained drastically paralyzed
later…
They presented that state when they did not look at Gregor like a
man anymore but like a bug now, then they could appreciated
why it was not possible Gregor fulfils his routine however Gregor
insisted on clarify this problem to his manager which was in vain
because he preferred to go away.
Gregor knew that he had to keep on with his attempts for
convincing the manager about his continuity in the firm, that´s
why his family depended economically on Greg, consequently he
wanted his sister help him to speak to the manager because Greg
guessed the manager liked having affairs but she was not there,
thus he decided to walk until him and he observed that his body
was responding positively to his commands as it was not possible
before.
Finally all those intentions were no productive. It was too late to
reach the manager, moreover his father after the overcome
shock, reacted with violence against Gregor in his purpose of
locking him up inside his bedroom again to hide his grotesque
image giving as a result another new injury for our sad friend
Greg.

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Without questions[1] reading

  • 1. Vocabulary Overcome: Verb ʌ /əʊvəˈkm/ Succeed in dealing with (a problem or difficulty). Sob: Verb /sɒb/ Cry noisily, making loud, convulsive gasps. Convey Verb ɪ /kənˈve/ Transport or carry to a place. Badger Verb /ˈ badʒə/ Repeatedly and annoyingly ask (someone) to do something
  • 2. Dismiss Verb /dɪsˈm ɪs/ Order or allow to leave; send away. Barricade Verb /ˈ barɪˈked/ɪ Block or defend Parade Verb ɪ /pəˈred/ While marching or moving around a place. Mood Noun /muˈd/ A temporary state of mind or feeling. Dizzy spell Noun /ˈ dɪzɪspɛl/ A short period when someone is dizzy.
  • 3. Blurt Verb /blɜˈt/ˈ Say (something) suddenly and without careful consideration. keen: Adjective /kiˈn / Eager; enthusiastic. Drawer: Noun /ˈ droˈ(r)/ A lidless box-like storage compartment that may be slid horizontally in and out of a desk or chest. Swing Noun /swɪŋ/ A seat suspended by ropes or chains, on which someone may sit and swing back and forth. Brace Verb /breɪs/ Make (a structure) stronger or firmer with wood, iron, or other forms of support:
  • 4. Limbs: Noun /lɪm/ An arm, leg, or wing. Clap: Verb /klap/ Strike the palms of (one’s hands ) together repeatedly, typically in order to applaud. Fetch Verb /fɛtʃ/ Go for and then bring back (someone or something) for someone. Swishing Adjective /swɪʃɪŋ/ Impressively smart and fashionable: Yank Verb /jaŋk/ Pull with a jerk.
  • 5. Subdued Adjective /səbˈdjuˈd / Quiet and rather reflective or depressed. Lean Verb /liˈn / Incline from the perpendicular and rest for support against (something) Exertion Noun ɜ ʃn/ /ɪɡˈzˈ Physical or mental effort: Inflict Verb /ɪnˈfl ɪkt/ Cause (something unpleasant) to be suffered by someone else. Frantic Adjective /ˈfrantɪk/ Conducted in a hurried and chaotic way.
  • 6. Stick up Verb /stɪkʌp/ Be upright: to protrude or point upward, or make something do Sink Verb /sɪŋk/ Go beneath a surface of liquid Lieutenant Noun /luténənt A first or second lieutenant in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps Muster Verb /mʌstər/ Come or bring (troops) together, especially for inspection or in preparation for battle.
  • 7. Facade Noun ɑˈd /fəˈs / The principal front of a building, facing on to a street or open space. Drop Noun /drɒp/ A small round or pear-shaped portion of liquid. Sword Noun /sɔˈd /ˈ A weapon with a long metal blade and a hilt with a hand guard, used for thrusting or striking and often worn as part of ceremonial dress. Ajar Adjetive /əˈʤɑˈ(r)/ ˈ Slightly open.
  • 8. Pig-headedˈ Adjetive Stupidly obstinate. Indebted Adjetive /ɪnˈdetɪd/ˈ Owing money or gratitude Groundless Adjetive ɡraʊndləs/ˈ /ˈ Not based on any good reason. Foresight Noun /ˈ ʌɪt/ˈ fɔˈs The ability to anticipate future events or requirements.
  • 9. Tight Adjetive /tʌɪt/ Fixed or fastened firmly; hard to move, undo, or open. Scarce Adjective /skeəs/ˈ Insufficient for the demand. Handrail Noun /ˈ handreɪl/ˈ A rail fixed to posts or a wall for people to hold on to for support. Nasty Adjective /ˈ nɑˈsti /ˈ Highly unpleasant or repugnant.
  • 10. jaw/ʤɔ ▶noun 1 each of the upper and lower bony structures in vertebrates forming the framework of the mouth and containing the teeth. (jaws) the grasping, biting, or crushing mouthparts of an invertebrate. chin/tʃɪn/ ▶noun the protruding part of the face below the mouth, formed by the apex of the lower jaw. Leap /lip/ ▶noun 1 an instance of leaping; a forceful jump or quick movement. 2 a sudden abrupt change. willing/wɪlɪŋ/ ▶adjective ready, eager, or prepared to do something.
  • 11. lean ▶adjective ready, eager, or prepared to do something. ■ given or done readily. alley ▶noun (pl. alleys) 1 a narrow passageway between or behind buildings. ■ a path in a park or garden. draught /drɑft/ (US draft) ▶noun 1 a current of cool air in a room or confined space. 2 a single act of drinking or inhaling. hiss/hɪs/ hiss/hɪs/ ▶verb make a sharp sibilant sound as of the letter s, often as a sign of disapproval or derision.
  • 12. flank/flaŋk/ ▶noun 1 the side of a person's or animal's body between the ribs and the hip. scrape/skreɪp/ ▶verb 1 drag or pull a hard or sharp implement across (a surface or object). scrape/skreɪp/ ▶verb 1 drag or pull a hard or sharp implement across (a surface or object). slam1 ▶verb (slams, slamming, slammed) 1 shut or be shut forcefully and loudly.
  • 13. Summary Gregor Samsa was a dealer of fabrics who had to deal with some stressing roles linked to his profession like traveling frequently and keeping in touch with businessmen he had never met before for instance, he felt most of the time annoyed. However, he lived his worst experience in the life when one morning he noticed that he had become a hideous insect while he was sleeping in his now enormous bedroom, obviously designed for humans. He realized there that his body was not anymore like before so, new problems began to happen like his difficulty to control his current several limbs (to scratch himself ) and setting a position in order to rest comfortably . As those things were occurring, he also thought how mandatory was his duty due to a big debt his parents had with his boss and conceiving how pleasant would be to scold his own boss in a fictitious situation! But it finished abruptly when Gregor remarked that because of his fantasies, his time to go working was being over. In addition his family had seen too this irregular fact, that’s why Gregor was always punctual, therefore they decided to approach till his door to find the reason of this unusual moment. When Gregor convinced his family of returning to their activities, he decided to leave the bed to clear his mind but he got injured in that attempt, thus he considered to halt it while he thought of the possibility of being assisted by someone stronger than him. Suddenly he discovered that someone had arrived to his house…”Perhaps the visitor might be my boss to know the reason of my absence”, Gregor whispered as he threw himself roughly because of that.
  • 14. It was true! His manager was there to find out what was up, but previously his parents made an effort to defend the reputation of their son which finally was not convincing because the manager regarded that absence as a justification for avoiding his responsibilities with the debt he must pay, besides he added that the Gregor´s behavior in the company was not the most acceptable in the last times. Even though Gregor tried to explain his odyssey, it seemed just like another excuse but he did not mind it because what he wanted indeed was people look at him and his metamorphosis. Actually if people did not recoil as it was expected and conversely they accepted quietly that pitiful incident, Gregor might even catch his train and keep on with his life normally; nevertheless the assistance of a doctor and a locksmith arrived to solve his strange trouble as Gregor was preparing his voice for the next conversations and progressively getting adapted to his new shape to execute very complex task like opening a door with a key regardless of his animal condition! Although opening the door got Gregor almost wounded due to the exaggerated usage of his mouth and limbs, that first goal was incredibly accomplished by him, just requiring encouragement by the people out of his bedroom who remained drastically paralyzed later…
  • 15. They presented that state when they did not look at Gregor like a man anymore but like a bug now, then they could appreciated why it was not possible Gregor fulfils his routine however Gregor insisted on clarify this problem to his manager which was in vain because he preferred to go away. Gregor knew that he had to keep on with his attempts for convincing the manager about his continuity in the firm, that´s why his family depended economically on Greg, consequently he wanted his sister help him to speak to the manager because Greg guessed the manager liked having affairs but she was not there, thus he decided to walk until him and he observed that his body was responding positively to his commands as it was not possible before. Finally all those intentions were no productive. It was too late to reach the manager, moreover his father after the overcome shock, reacted with violence against Gregor in his purpose of locking him up inside his bedroom again to hide his grotesque image giving as a result another new injury for our sad friend Greg.