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Words in a story

Hello my dear friends. Welcome to lesson number 32. how our language grows.

Like every story we’re goanna use all of these twelve essential words in one story.

As I told you before one of the best way to remember these stories to these words actually to use these words in different stories in different sentences.

As you can send me your stories and you can have my corrections and you can improve your sentences making and story writing.

Ok guys let’s understand this story.

Try to focus try to understand these words in this story.

Many popular expressions in our language have interesting backgrounds. When we refer to a person’s weak spot as his Achilles heel.

We are recalling the story of the mighty Greek hero of the Trojan Achilles, and warrior of unusual strength and valor.

The mother of Achilles, in whose veins flowed and the blood of the gods, was warned at his birth that her son would die in battle.

In great distress, she sought to save her son. In order to diminish his chances of being hurt and to give him maximum protection in combat, she dipped the infant in the river Styx.

The magic waters touched every part of the child’s body except to the heel that she held in her hand.

Thus it happened many years later that as Achilles started to flee from an attack, a poisoned arrows struck him in the heel, the only spot where he was vulnerable.

Today, the meaning of which Achilles heel is not confined to a weak spot in the body but it also signifies a weakness in the character of an individual, or in the defense of a nation, or in the structure of a system.

American politics, rather than mythology, provides the explanation for the word bunk.

This word came into the language in 1820 when Felix Walker, their representative from Buncombe Country, North Carolina, formed the habit of making long, unnecessary speeches in Congress.

When his colleagues asked him why he was tormenting them so he apologized by saying it was his patriotic duty to put those speeches in the record out of loyalty to supporters at home.

That word actually Buncombe was certain to bunk and came to mean any thought that has little or no war.

That is the end of the story and as you can see we use all of these essential word in this interesting story.

If you don’t understand some parts I suggest you to come back and read it again and again or you can always ask me or questions.

Thank you.