Demo Class Notes (Leo – Jesse)
Leo
– mindset is chinese, translate from Chinese to English, writing everyday (at Loreal), meetings in English, uses Chinese for speaking most of the time, emails can use in class, presenting in English, Monday to Friday lunch time and after work.
推荐课程（每周）/ Your Recommended Course (Weekly)
F2F: 2
Writing: 2
— EVERY TIME YOU SPEAK OR WRITE, THINK OF THIS: —
Speaking exercise
10 years ago that’s the first itmes i visited america with my colleagues (pr) and somebody from my agency and the tak is we have a show there it’s an exhibition in LV. We have to do some installation of a booth and after the booth we leave some free time to travel. and then we rent a car and my friends they drive a car to the peak of the mountain and the challenge is in that zone the phone signal is quite weak and we drive a car to the peak and after 70 mile the wheels broken and there was an accident for us, and including me we have 3 people. we can only have 1 wheel to be replaced and the remaining one still lose the gas.
10 years ago was the first time i visited / to take a trip to / go on a holiday to america with my colleagues / coworker and somebody from my agency and the task / objective / plan was we had a show there which was an exhibition in LV. We had to do some installation for a booth and after the show we had left some free time to travel. and then we rented a car and my friends drove a car to the peak of the mountain and the challenge was in that zone / region / area the phone signal is quite weak and we drove to the peak and after 17 miles the wheels were broken / we got a flat tire / got a flat and there was an accident for us, and including me we have 3 people. we only have 1 wheel to be replaced and the remaining one still lose the gas.
Pronunciation
went – ehh
thing – th (tongue out)
people – L (tongue up at end)
small – L (tongue up at end)
people are good – connect them
about – aaooo
me yand you
how ware you
17 – sevenTEEN
70 – SEVENtee
Grammar
in the company a lot of the persons speak meet – at work a lot of people say ” meet”
did – past specific
have done – past general (experience / already)
had done – past, before another past time
Vocabulary
subtitles – zi mu
catch up – become up to date with sb / sth
eg. Let’s have a catch up after lunch to discuss the new project
catch – grab the meaning / grab sth physically
league = NBA
move forward / move backward – go forward < > go back
old lady / grandmother
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