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Understanding Zodiac Signs: What the Stars Reveal About Us

Explore the twelve zodiac signs and their meanings, from Aquarius to Capricorn. This lesson delves into astrology, discussing how it is believed that each sign reflects distinct personality traits. Learn about common sayings like "it is said" and "it is believed" that connect astrology with human behavior and health, such as the idea that staying up late is bad for our well-being. Discover insights into the history of astrology and the beliefs surrounding these celestial influences.

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Understanding Zodiac Signs: What the Stars Reveal About Us

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  1. Lesson Six What is written in the Stars?

  2. Twelve zodiac signs AquariusPisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer

  3. Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn

  4. Patterns in Use • It is said/believed (that) S + is/are… V… was/were/V-ed…  S + is/are + said/ believed+ to {be/V/have V-en • It is believed staying up is bad for our health.  Staying up is believed to be bad for our health.

  5. 2. It is believed that they share similar personality traits. • They are believed to share similar personality Traits. 3. It is said that the Chaldeans were the first to have practiced Western astrology.  The Chaldeans are said to have been the first to have practiced Western astrology.

  6. S + must/can’t/cannot/may/can/might/could + be/V • Jane is crying loudly. She must be sad. • A hundred dollars cannot be enough to buy a car.

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