F2F Class Notes 16th April (Tony)

Vocabulary

if it’s hot now, it’ll be way too hot in the summer.

I’m kinda hungry.

I kinda wanted to go, but I didn’t

can I ask a question

trash (can) – la ji,    a place to put rubbish or garbage

eg: Throw that in the trash.
eg: This coffee is trash.

contraction – when you put two words together to make a shorter word.

I will, She will     I’ll        She’ll

Can not, Should not, Will not    Can’t    Shouldn’t      Won’t

Should not have       Shouldnt’ve

I shouldnt’ve eaten those noodles from the trash.

I’ll be there.

I don’t think you’ll be there.

I WILL be there.

Original –

I drank the yogurt two days ago and I want went to Smart English have a class. I don’t like yogurt but I am hungry and I want lost weight. Actually I have a little like this yogurt. The yogurt tasted was good and had a little sweet. I bought this yogurt in Sunday Smile by Sunflour in In Oenter. The Sunday Smile by Sunflour translate into Chinese it’s taste sunshine the name is beautiful,isn’t it? This bakery’s bread is really tasty but expensive too. But that can’t stop me like and eat them. This yogurt is not thick so l can use straw to drink it. It’s convenient.

Correction –

I had some yogurt two days ago and I wanted to go to Smart English and have a class. I don’t like yogurt but I’m hungry and I want to lose weight. Actually I kinda like this yogurt. It tastes good and is a little sweet. I bought this yogurt in Sunday Smile by Sunflour in ‘O’center’. Sunday Smile by Sunflour translates into Chinese as ‘taste sunshine.’ The name is beautiful, isn’t it? This bakery’s bread is really tasty but expensive too. But that can’t stop me liking and eating them. This yogurt is not thick so l can use a straw to conveniently drink it.

Grammar

I wanted to go to class, but it was raining, so I didn’t go.

I want to go to the mall to buy some new shoes to play basketball to get stronger to help me find a girlfriend and get married.  ( a good example of a very bad sentence)

V. V. +ing       Go shopping.

ADV. vs. ADJ.

ADJ> must come before a Noun.

I have a big dog.    I have a dog big.

ADV. can be put many places in the sentence.

The dog runs quickly.     The dog quickly runs.    Quickly the dog runs home.