Online Class Notes (Jesse) [W]

Next Class Focus

review this writing and correct:

I don’t like the behavior such as spitting and litter, and now I really don’t like the behavior which is smoke in public,especially this year.

The environment is so terrible and because of the COVID-19 we have to wear a mask everyday.But there are still some people smoke in public such as in air station or on the street.

I don’t like this behavior but I couldn’t do anything.They smoke in public prove that they don’t care other people’s feelings and also don’t care their health. So when I meet these people, I often keep far away from them because I am not sure wether they would hit me if I stop them smoking in public.However I often tell my friends who like smoking that they can smoke in the area where is allowed,and it is better for them to give up smoking if they can do it.

Vocabulary

mean < > nice
eg. you’re so mean! = you’re not nice at all

good cop < > bad cop – when the police act like one of them is nice and the other is mean
eg. the police played the good cop bad cop game with us

strict (yan ge) < > lenient
eg. my mum was really strict with us but my dad was really lenient

criminal – sb who does things wrong (and the police should find them)

illegal – fei fa de
eg. they did lots of illegal things

conman – a person who tries to make you trust them and then does some illegal things
eg. he is a conman

arrest
eg. they wanted the police to arrest my father

local government / government official

public – n
publish – v
eg. they didn’t want us to publish the video / make the video public

it’s the truth in China / it’s (the) reality in China, not just in our community / area

corrupt – fu bai
eg. they are corrupt

we had a get together with them / we met with them – social event

in the meeting I know I found out / I realised / I discovered 

debate (talk about facts + opinion) / argue (stronger) / fight (strongest)

I felt really proud of myself
win = to come out on top 

tricky – jiao hua
eg. he was a really tricky man

intimidating – a little scary, makes you nervous, feel small
eg. I felt quite intimidated / they were very intimidating but I really wanted to ague with them

I wanted to physically attack them – I use my body to hurt you / or I hurt your body