VIP Class Notes (Tony)

Demo StudentJessica J

Grammar

they wanna be discharge of – they wanna get discharged from the hospital

I also do the same thing as yours – I also did the same thing as you.

I had to (take care of / look after) my sister.

it make me excited – It makes me excited / It’s exciting.

I review this note yesterday – I reviewed these notes

my eyes had a negative effect on my work – my vision had a negative effect on my work

I always be on duty – I was always on duty

he will be day off – he will be off

Isn’t working in the E.R. more stressful?

Yes, working in the E.R. is more stressful than our department.

If I go to the gym every 7 days, how many times do I go in one month?

If you go to the gym every 7 days, then you go 4 times a month.

We are on call for 48 hours straight.

I was studying English for 4 hours straight. I wanna go to sleep now.

Vocabulary



heat V. – to make something hotter

eg: Can you heat up this soup, it’s a little cold.

eg: If you heat it too long, it will melt.

wipe – to lightly move something across the surface, so you can clean it.

eg: Please wipe the table before we eat.

eg: Sorry, the table is still dirty after you wiped it, maybe you need to scrub it.

rejuvenated – feeling fresh and new again

eg: I always feel rejuvenated in the new year.

keep someone on their toes – to make sure someone is not being lazy, and they are paying attention. Also, to make sure they are doing the right thing.

eg: We need to do these tests every week to keep our doctors on their toes.

eg: He keeps changing the rules, just to keep us on our toes.

a note – something you write, so another person will see it

eg: I wrote a note for you and put it on the counter.

eg: Your patient wanted me to give you this note. He was so happy with his treatment.

notes – things you write down to help you remember

eg: I didn’t take notes during the meeting, because it’s an easy topic for me.

Pronunciation

to keep us – T’Kee pus

on our – Aww Nerr / On Are / Ahn Nar

honor – Aww nerr

ours – arrs  (no big OOOO sound)   This is ours.

Illinois – Ill Ih Noy