Online Class Notes (Li)[S]
Vocabulary
yesterday: the day before today
actor/actress – male/female
sit -> sat (past tense)
staff/employees
helpless: unable to do anything by yourself æ— åŠ©çš„
eg. I felt helpless when I saw the thief at the house.
eg. The baby looks so helpless because his mother is nowhere to be seen.
rollercoaster: 过山车
Grammar
she is coming fromÂ
She comes from Canada – use the present tense to talk about where someone is from
I’m not really understand what she sayÂ
I don’t really understand what she said
It is more easierÂ
easy/easier/easiest
easy – er adjectiveÂ
easier – comparative
A is easier than B.
there is/are – singular/plural
there is a man.
there are two men.
Speaking exercise
The room is dark, without light and have scary music so I don’t thinking anymore. I just sat on a chair and I can’t move. I lose my thoughts. My friends is not scary. Yes, because the room is so dark and have scary music. The room is a locked room so I lose my thinking. When I got into the room, I felt I can’t understand it so I tell the workers, I can’t go on so I cancelled the game and I go out. My friends is the the same with me.
Revised:Â
The room was dark, without lighting and had scary music so I couldn’t think anymore. I just sat on a chair and I couldn’t move. I lost my thoughts/my ability to think. My friends are not scared. Yes, because the room was so dark and had scary music. The room is a locked room so I lost my ability to think. When I got into the room, I felt uncomfortable/that I couldn’t stand it so I told the workers that  I couldn’t go on so I cancelled the game and I went outside. My friends left with me.
Pronunciation
scared – scare-aired
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