VIP Class Notes (Jesse) [W / S]

Write about what Mr Bean did in the video. What problem does he have? What did he do to make his tooth come out?

Sofia Lee

li xing yan

Xing Yan Lee

Shopping for an outing. the outing is come. I and my mum go to store to shop for my outing. I need to buy bread, chocolate candy and plastic bags. I also want to buy my new outing bag and buy a t-shirt for spring as a treat. Mum and I go home to eat dinner.

Shopping for an outing. The outing is coming. Mum and I went to the store to shop for my outing. I needed to buy bread, chocolate, candy and plastic bags. I also wanted to buy my new outing bag and buy a t-shirt for spring. As a treat, Mum and I went home to eat dinner.

Grammar

My mum and I / Me and my mum

I am talking
I am walking 

1: I walk – no time – EVERY DAY, I go
2: I walked – past (guo qu) – YESTERDAY, I went
3: I will walk – future (jiang lai) – TOMORROW, I will go 
4: I am walking – now (xian zai) – NOW, I am going 
5: I have walked 
6: I had walked 
7: I will have walked
8: I have been walking

Making longer sentences using lian ci (conjunction)

My mum had a cat but it died so now she doesn’t want to have a cat.

Vocabulary

chinchilla – the “totoro” you have

toothache – ya teng

sink – shui cao

mirror – jing zi
eg. he looked in the mirror

hurt – sth feels painful (teng)
eg. My hand hurts / Mr Bean’s tooth hurts
eg2. he puts the ice on his face to make it not hurt

melt – ice becomes water
eg. the ice melts and a fish comes out

Pronunciation

breakfast – “brek fst”
bedroom – “behd room”

I wake up at 7 o’clock and then I ate 2 rice balls at the breakfast (pr). I read a English story book in my bedroom (pr). It has English author and Chinese translator. It’s very fun. I reading in play yard and 6 story book.

I woke up at 7 o’clock and then I ate 2 rice balls for breakfast. I read an English story book in my bedroom. It has an English author and a Chinese translator and it’s very interesting. The book is in the play yard and it is called “6 story book”.

wake – woke (past)
read – read “red” (past)