F2F Class Notes (Nick) [S]

Review “th vs. s,” and “d vs. t”
Do a speaking.

Portfolio – a collection of an artist’s works

Vocabulary

Class vs. Course
— A “class” could be just one time you go to learn something, or a whole bunch of times on one topic
— A “course” is only a bunch of classes on one topic
e.g. Today’s class was about African makeup.
e.g. I am taking a class on stage makeup.
e.g. I am taking a course on stage makeup.
But not: today’s course was about…

So – a good word to show the result of something else
e.g. I called him so that he would know about the party (the result of my calling is that he now knows that there will be a party; why did I call?)

Fake – not real 假

Eyelashes – the hair on the edge of your eyelids 睫毛
Eyelid – 眼睑

Edge – the end of something when it is flat and not pointy
边

Grammar

Makeup – use a possessive before this word when it means that you put something on your face (my, yours, her, his, their)
e.g. I did my makeup to look like someone else for the play.

What is class and course different – what is the difference between [x] and [y]

Draw, Drew, Drawn

Today I did a makeup for myself to be an African person. It’s my course. Our makeup class is in this term. It’s difficult for me to do makeup for myself to be a African people. I put up black foundation, and draw a wide eyeliner to make my eyes bigger, at jiajiemao, and use lipstick to have a big mouth. This is just a practice class. Then we will have exam class. To make a whole look.

Today I did a my makeup for myself to make me look be an African person. It was for my makeup course. Our makeup class is in this term.** It’s difficult for me to do my makeup for myself to be a so that I look African people. I put up on black foundation, and drew a wide eyeliner to make my eyes bigger. I put on fake eyelashes, and used lipstick to have a big make my mouth look bigger. This is just a practice class. ThenLater / At the end we will have an exam class. Then we will have to make a whole look character (including: costume, hair, makeup).

** This term I am taking a class on makeup. (This would be if the class was offered and you chose to take it, rather than being told that you had to take it.)

Pronunciation

Mouth vs. Mouse – “th” is putting your tongue between your teeth

Wide vs. White – “d” has voice, “t” only has air