F2F Class Notes 21st October (Jesse)
i went to saipan with my friend 5 months ago. it’s not like the island, you know i used to went before cause saipan is kind of quiet. there is not a lot of people there and we have a private beach at our hotel and it’s a pity that i don’t have chance to experience the scuba diving. we had snorkelling dive and we took a trip around the island and we drove the motorbike on the sea.Â
i went to saipan with my friend 5 months ago. it’s not like the island i have been to before cause saipan is kind of quiet. there are not a lot of people there and we had a private beach at our hotel (just to ourselves) and it was a pity that i didn’t have the chance to experience scuba diving. we went snorkelling and we took a trip around / we went on a tour around the island and we rode jetskis around.
we went snorkelling / scuba diving / fishing / shopping / drinkingÂ
let’s have a drink / let’s go drinkingÂ
beach person – i love beachesÂ
outdoorsy – sb who loves outdoorsÂ
jet ski – a motorbike for waterÂ
eg. we rode jet skisÂ
it doesn’t have wheels? yesÂ
the spreadsheet / xls to register themÂ
inventory – IN ven treeÂ
quarter – every 3 monthsÂ
eg. once a quarter i do the inventoryÂ
seasonal – based on seasons
eg. businesses like clothing manufacturers are often seasonalÂ
there’s a problem / i need to talk to you – really serious soundingÂ
Sorry to bother you, do you have a moment? / minute, I just need some help with something.Â
i can learn English in rainy days – on rainy days
but i think F2F in practical maybe better – but i think F2F is more practical
i didn’t make myself clearly – clear
is the video worked in both way – does the video work both ways
we don’t need to wear much / all we need is a coat and a shirtÂ
Email writing: use the below words in a story about etiquette at work, and use as many as you can.
etiquette (adj) (et – tick – it )
eg. when you have a business meeting there’s a lot of etiquette you have to followÂ
virtue (n) ( vir -chew ) – sth that is important
concise (adj)Â – short and to the point – “con seye s”
blunt (adj) = direct, short, to the point
norm (n) = normal
abrupt (adj) = short, quick
persist (v) – to continue in a certain way
overdue (adj) = over the date of sth being due
down with sth = cool with or ok with sth
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