VIP Class Notes (Kyle) (R+S)

Listening and Reading Practice:

“Don’t Stop Believin'” / “Faithfully” —–>

Journey and any slow rock songs from the 1980s, Van Halen? 

Watch movies with English Subtitles 

Grammar

DO an Accusative Form Lesson!

• Sit down. Quiet down class. Keep your voices off/silent. (a kindergarten class teacher would say)
• Go away! Get out! (impolite) Hey, you, watch it, buddy! Listen to me! = Warnings of Danger
• Come here, please. Come! Have a seat. Eat, just eat! (being hospitable/welcoming to people)

Vocabulary

to share your point of view

I also share your point of view. —-> to agree with you

appropriate = suitable

Polite Slang : 

Have you been living under a rock ?

Howdy ? = How do you do?

—->someone  accidentally say something Poetic —-> then you can say: ‘You are a poet and you didn’t know it!’

eg. Outside is where he tried —> sound the same = to rhyme

e.g. The lady said I like to wear red. = rhyme

eg. The lady is saying that she likes to wear red. = NO rhyme X 

Complex / Complicated

Compliment = a polite thing to say to someone

“Pushkin is our everything.”  ( romantic/poetic thing to say in Russian)

Poemtist (lol) —-> a Poet, Poets

Poetry, Poem (noun) – artistic language

Poetic (adjective) –