F2F Class Notes 21st November (Celeste)[1]

Read part 1-3 of the article about Lombok Island. Write down the words you do not know, bring them to your next class.

Grammar

I have a hangover. (noun)

I am hungover. (verb)

She is from France. She is French.

She is really Michel’s friend, not really my friend.

If I didn’t drink too much on Saturday, maybe I could have done more things on Sunday.

I’m not in the mood for/to _____

eg. I’m not in the mood for studying. / I’m not in the mood to study.

eg. I’m not in the mood for speaking English. / I’m not in the mood to speak English.

positive (+, good) vs. negative (-, bad)

We had a plan to travel for Christmas. = we do not have a plan to travel for Christmas anymore.

We made a plan to travel for Christmas. = We have a plan…

15 Things You Should See on Lombok

Lombok – an island east of Bali, but less famous than its neighbor. While every year millions of tourists are attracted to Bali, many places on Lombok are still untouched. Over here mass tourism is still unknown.

Lombok offers many empty and often isolated dream beaches, friendly and interesting people, tasty food and fantastic nature. This year, after a stay of more than two months, Lombok and the Gili islands became my personal favorites – at least so far.

In this article you will find a few must-sees on Lombok.

we plan to go to Lombok Island for 9 days.

we will stay there for 9 days.

Pronunciation

tourism ( tour – iz – um )

empty ( emp – tee ) adj. – not full

isolated ( I – so – late – tid ) adj. – to be by yourself, alone

beaches ( bee – chiz )

tasty ( tA – stee ) adj. – like delicious

favorites ( fay – ver – its )

article ( R – tik – kull )n. – like a story, usually tells facts