F2F Class Notes 18th July (Harmony)***

Reality (ree – al – ih – tee)

Figured (fig – yourd)

Brilliantly (brill – e – ant – lee)

trust (truhst)

refused (re – fewsd)

Surprising (sur – prize – ing)

Stomach (stum – ack)

Aisles (eye – el): a walkway through something. (like in the market between the shelves).

Eg. During the wedding, the bride walked down the aisle with her father.

Mundane (mun – daine): boring (adj.)

Eg. Monday’s are very mundane.

Infinitely: significantly, by a large amount

Eg. I am infinitely happier when I come to SE.

Separate (sepp – rit): not together (adj). too keep apart (verb)

Eg. The lovers separated.

adolescent (add – oh – less – sent): someone who is still maturing.

Eg. The adolescent boy was clumsy due to his growing body.

Eg. When I was an adolescent I thought I would be famous when I grew up./ I thought I could make my dream come true.

Adolescence (add – oh – less – scence): the age between puberty (12-13) and adulthood.

Eg. My little brother is going through adolescence.

Groceries: food, daily necessities that you buy at a market. (plural)

Eg. I have to go buy groceries.

Grocery store (grow – shur – ee): market.

Eg. We buy a lot of food from the grocery store.

Toxic (tahk – sick): deadly, poisonous.

Eg. Every Monday I will have a toxic attitude about work./ I will bring my toxic attitude to work.

Drain: to empty (usually of water).

Eg. Drain the water out of the sink.

Draining: the act of emptying. (draining of energy/tiring)

Eg. I spent the day with 5 year olds, it was really draining.

Dim/Dimming: to turn down the brightness.

Eg. Dim the lights, it makes it more romantic.

Drag/dragging/dragged: pulling along the ground, pulling down.

Eg. He dragged me out of the office.

Assure (ah – shure): to state with confidence.

Eg. When I stay with him or her, I’m feeling assured.