Online Class Notes (Samara) [S]

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Please talk about time and the things about conversations of time that confuses Candy!
Provide links for pronunciation quizzes.

Needs more review


Gain some weights – gain some weight

Speaking exercise


I’m on board a new company this week. But my body introduce my new company and job responsibility. the company is a small company in the US and the Chinese is the small branch of this new company. The Chinese company is a small company. Depending on our orientation, this company culture is very mature and I think it is very nice and more match my expectation. My responsibility will be focused on the real product  and supply company emprovement. Most of my foxta how to build up the quality system to control the high quality enforcement they will do some standardized government to train our supplier or follow. because there is now garment to follow up just talk to talk. Not any documents.


I’m on board a new company this week. But my buddy / friend introduced me to our new company and job responsibility. This company is a small company in the US and there is a small branch office of this company in China / the Chinese branch is small. The Chinese company is a small company. Depending on our orientation, this company culture is very mature and I think it is very nice and really matches my expectations, of a good company. My responsibility / job / position / role will be focused on the real product  and supply continual improvement. Most of my focus how to build up the quality system to control the high quality performance. We will  prepare / make some standardized documents to train our suppliers to follow up. Because there is no documents to follow up just talk to talk / face to face. /verbal agreements.

Vocabulary


Face-to-face: talking to someone verbally.
ex: For this urgent case I suggest we have a face-t-face talk.
Verbal agreements: an agreement made face to face or over the phone.
ex: I think the verbal agreement is in alignment with the companies goals.
Moving up / move up: Gaining a higher position at work.
ex: Changing jobs is not only for a higher salary but also for moving up in our careers. 
Higher job positions: 
ex: If you work hard and work smart, then you have the opportunity to get a higher job position.
I work remotely: I work from home.
ex: My expectation of the best job is that I work remotely.
High frequency: happens many times.
ex: I use the iPhone at high frequency, it’s bad for my eyes. I need to use self control.
I travel frequently: 
ex: At my new job I travel frequently.
introduced: to show something or someone to another something or someone
ex: It is a technical way, how to introduce yourself very well.

Reading

Option 1:
https://breakingnewsenglish.com/1908/190801-football-fans-0.html
Football fans plan to sue Italian soccer club Juventus. The club had a contract to play Cristiano Ronaldo for 45 minutes in a game against a K League team, but he did not play. Fans want money. They sang the name of Ronaldo’s rival Lionel Messi at the game. One fan wrote: “I’m no longer a Ronaldo fan.”

The angry fans saw a lawyer in Seoul. They want $850 each for the stress of Ronaldo’s no-show. A lawyer said this was “a special case”. He said Juventus used “false advertising” to get Ronaldo’s fans to buy tickets. He added: “Some of the fans are very passionate. They are real fans….It is very painful because they love Ronaldo.”

pronunciation: 
K league – kay / lee / g
sue: è‹ –
Soo


Option 2
https://breakingnewsenglish.com/1908/190803-planting-trees-4.html

Ethiopia broke the world record for the most trees planted in a day. Ethiopians planted more than 350 million trees in just 12 hours on Monday. This smashed the record held by India by 50 million. Ethiopia’s government announced the record on Twitter. It revealed that people planted 353,633,660 trees. Ethiopia’s Prime Minister participated in the planting. He congratulated everyone involved in the record for their efforts and for helping the planet.

Ethiopia’s record is part of a strategy to plant 4 billion trees by October. So far, volunteers, businesses and government workers have planted over 2.6 billion trees. Ethiopia is trying to reverse the cutting down of its forests. Less than 4 per cent of Ethiopia’s land is forest. This is down from 30 per cent at the end of the 19th century. Planting billions of trees is the cheapest and most effective way to absorb carbon dioxide and tackle global warming.

pronunciation
Ethiopia:
Ey / thee / oh / pee / uh
Revealed:
re / veel / d
353 million: *look at the number scale below
strategy: 

500: five hundred
5000: five thousand
50,000: fifty thousand
500,000: five hundred thousand
5,000,000: five million
5,000,000,000: five billion