just chapter 4

2. Structure
 The Purpose
 The Objectives
 Author
 Works
 The introduction of the book
 Brief content
 Chapter 4
 Conclusion

3. Brief introduction
 Name: Kh.Badamkhatan
 Grade: 10th V
 Age: 15
 Hobby: reading classical books
 Favourite word: Every cloud has a silver lining
 Future goal: Excursionist

4. Purpose
 This book is considered a literary
classic today. My purpose is to
read The Count of Monte Cristo
improve my English knowledge.

5. Objectives
I. To read the book
II. To mention his works
III. To find out:
 Verbs
 Adjectives
 Expressing words
III. To translate new words
IV. To conclude

6. Alexandre Dumas
 Paris, France
 Dumas Davy de la
Pailleterie
 24 July 1802 – 5
December 1870
 French writer
 Henry III and His Courts
 Le Capitaine Paul
 100 languages

7. Works
Many of his historical novels of high adventure, including
 The Count of Monte Cristo
 The Three Musketeers
 Twenty Years After
 The Vicomte de Bragelonne: Ten Years Later
 The Knight of Sainte-Hermine

8. About book
 The Count of Monte Cristo was originally published in
the Journal des Débats in eighteen parts. Publication ran
from August 28, 1844 to January 15, 1846. It was first
published in Paris by Pétion in 18 volumes (1844-5). This
book has been translated into nearly 100 different
languages.

9. Brief content
 Edmond Dantes.
 the Pharaon.
 The Pharaon's shipowner, M. Morrel
 the next captain of the ship.
 the beautiful Mercedes
 a letter
 Danglars, Fernand Mondego, and Caderousse.
 the public prosecutor, Monsieur de Villefort.
 Chateau D'If.

10. Chapter 4
 Fernand says that he would have killed Edmond on the
spot if Mercedes hadn’t threathened to kill herself in
retaliation. After getting Caderousse totally wasted,
Fernand and Danglars quickly get down to business and
try to figure out a way to ruin Edmond’s life. Danglars
wrote a letter using his left hand and denouncing
Edmond. “The crown prosecutor is advised, by a friend of
the monarchy and the faith, that one Edmond Dantes, first
mate of the Pharaon, arriving this morning from Smyrna
after putting in at Naples and Porto Ferrajo, was entrusted
by Murat with a letter for the usurper and by the usurper
with a letter to the Bonapartist committee in Paris.”

11. There are 2220 words in Chapter 4.
This chapter has 240 verbs.
 Perceived-мэдрэх, ойлгох
 Stammered- ээрсэн (түгдрэх, гацах)
 Remedy-эмчлэх, анагаах
 Adore-бишрэх
 Stab- хутгалах
 Mutter-бувтнах
 Despair-цөхрөх
 Meddle-хутгалдах
 Discuss-хэлэлцэх
 Rattle-харжигнах
 Interrupt-тасалдуулах
 Interfere-хөндлөнгөөс оролцох
 Confess-хүлээх
 Execute-цаазлах
 Swallow-Шимэх, уух
 Advance- давшсан, урагшилсан
 Stagger-гуйван явах
 Arrest-баривчлах
 Inform-матах, мэдээлэх
 Remain-Үлдэх, хоцрох
 Scratch- урах
 Dip- дүрэх
 Revert- харих, буцах
The Verbs

12. Adjectives
This chapter has 30 adjectives.
 Pale- цонхигор
 Unshaken- өөрчлөгдөшгүй
 Advance- урьдчилсан
 Desired- хүссэн
 Infamous- муу нэрээр алдаршсан
 Foremost- нэн чухал
 Worthy- нийцсэн
 Denunciatory- буруутгаж байгаа
 Staggering- гайхал төрмөөр
 Crumpled- үрчгэр
 Treacherous- итгэл эвдсэн, урвасан
 Unassisted- хөндлөнгийн тусламжгүй

13. Expressing words
 As well as- мөн түүнчлэн
 As if- шиг
A man who sales books as well as newspapers.
She behaved as if he wasn’t there.

14. Conclusion
 After reading The Count of Monte Cristo first 10
chapter, I have learnt a lot of new words. . I have
understood from first 10 chapter, there are a lot of
bad people in this world. You must protect yourself
from them and be carefully.