Online Class Notes (Zachary) [W]
Homework
- Friendly, not very polite.
- Use ‘Despite’ in a sentence
- Describe a noun with two adjectives
- Instead of using sentences of all the same length, try to add one, longer, complicated.
Work on for next time
Add sentence variability
Fluency
Writing exercise
Dear Zach:
I’m so glad to have your English class on line this week. As I want to improve my English, let me introduce myself first.My name is Phoebe, I’m a 8-year-old boy’s mom. I was born in Shanghai which is the the most fashionable city in China. I learnt English when I was 7 in Shanghai,during my English learning at school I can pass the exam but can’t to use it fluently. I love art very much.
Best whishes.
Dear Zachary,
I’m so glad to have your English class online this week. Please, let me introduce myself. My name is Pheobe, and I have an 8-year-old boy. I was born in Shanghai, which is the most fashionable city in China. I learned English in Shanghai when I was 7 years old. When I was in school, I was able to pass the exam but my English wasn’t fluent. Therefore, I want to improve my English. I love art and music very much, especially English songs.
Best wishes,
Pheobe
Hello Phoebe ^_^
When I was in school, I was able to pass the exam but my English wasn’t fluent. Therefore, I want to improve my English.
I am very interested in improving my English level because when I was in school, I felt that my English wasn’t quite fluent, despite passing my exams.
Despite passing my exams, I felt like my English level wasn’t quite fluent, and therefore I want to improve my English now.
Vocabulary
Clause (n) – Part of a sentence, usually separated into Subject and Predicate
“This sentence has too many clauses!”
Despite (prep) – without being affected by…
“He is very skilled despite being so young”
Possible Email Endings:
Best Wishes,
Cordially,
Sincerely,
Thank you for your consideration,
Thank you for your time,
Thank you,
I wait patiently for your reply,
Grammar
Adjective Order
- Quantity
- Quality
- Size
- Age
- Shape
- Color
- Proper Adjective (Nationality or origin)
- Purpose or Qualifier
Ex: “I have 5 really delicious big, fresh, round, Guilin pomelos!”
*You can also begin an email as “Mr. Hu, …”, this is slightly more professional and more direct
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