VIP Class Notes (Mark) [S]

Vocabulary

rampant – without limit

limit – the amount something cannot go beyond

blotchy – having many spots

profession – job

“You can’t judge a book by its cover.” – same as “you don’t judge a person by his looks.”

Pronunciation

cure – [KYUR]

profession – [PRO FESH UN]

blotchy – [BLAH CHEE]

I am going on trip. I’m going with my parents. I’m going to another city. I don’t know, but I know I can play with water. I am riding a boat and playing in the water. I am going there by car. My dad will drive us to there. The city is Anji. I play in the city for two days. I don’t going there before.

Revised

I am going on a trip. I’m going with my parents. I’m going to another city. I don’t know the name of the city, but I know I can play with water there. I am will riding ride a boat and playing in the water. I am going there by car. My dad will drive us to there. I remember the name of the city. The city is called Anji. I will play in the city for two days. I don’t going have not gone there before.

My favorite subject is music, because music brings me happy happiness. I like signing songs. There are No songs I like, but I bit like [(name of songs) a little bit]…I don’t know. I sing songs with my classmates. The last time I sing sang songs was two weeks ago.

Read the The Quack Toad Story and write about what it means.

The Quack Toad Story

An old Toad once informed all his neighbors that he was a successful doctor. In fact he could cure anything. The Fox heard the news and hurried to see the Toad. He looked the Toad over very carefully.

“Mr. Toad,” he said, “I’ve been told that you cure anything! But just take a look at yourself, and try some of your own medicine. If you can cure yourself of your blotchy skin and your old gait, someone might believe you. Otherwise, I think you should try some other profession.”