VIP Class Notes (Ashleigh)
Homework
Last Class Review:
Body image issues
ex: [sb] has body image issues
Vocabulary
Perceive
ex: Body image is related to how people perceive beauty.
Commercial/commercialized
ex: Santorini is very commercial now because of all of the tourists.
Whet [sb’s] appetite [to induce or increase someone’s interest].
ex: first chapter of that novel whetted my appetite—I’m eager to read more.
[To get] robbed
ex: They realized the reason why they couldn’t find the wallet was because they got robbed earlier that afternoon.
Pickpocket [someone who steals from someone on the street]
Beware of pickpockets if you go to Europe as they are very prevalent there.
Tourism [ The business of providing tours and services for tourists]
ex: The Greece economy lives off of tourism because their other industries are not doing so well.
Context [语境]
ex: Because I didn’t have any context about the task I did it incorrectly.
Antiquated [过时】: Something old that is no longer popularly used.
Peking is an antiquated term. We say Beijing now.
Liveable [依据]
Shanghai is a much more liveable city than Beijing.
Hilly [having lots of hills]
Both Chongqing and San Fransisco are hilly cities.
Pollution [污染】
Grammar
Similar to [sth]
ex: Chongqing is similar to Hong Kong in that it is also hilly.
You came to China how long–> How long have you been in China
Where have you been to for vacation –> Where did you go for vacation
All of them is very beautiful–> All of them are very beautiful
I’m not used to eat that –> I am not used to eating that
We are the North to the South –> We went from the North do the South
During the top of the mountain it is very dangerous –> At the top of the mountain it is very dangerous
We have marriage for 4 years –> we have been married for 4 years
I can’t think I done well –> I didn’t think I would do well
He make test with me –> he tested me
I promote with two levels –> I got promoted two levels.
EF is the way of Chinese education –> EF is more like Chinese-style education
Note: Work on subject/verb agreement (i.e. she has rather than she have)
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