F2F Class Notes 22nd December (Raph)

Vocabulary

Polite (adj): 1- nice or showing good manners toward others (Antonym: Impolite)
E.g.: She is a very polite girl.

Rude (adj): 1- impolite, not very nice.
E.g.: His mother was very disappointed at his rude behavior.

Balance Sheet (n): 1- 资产负债表

Christmas (n): 1- 圣诞

Grammar

Q: How was your day?
A: It was _____.
E.g.: good, great, boring, busy, not too bad, etc.

Q: How is your day?
A: It is ______.
E.g.: good, great, boring, busy, not too bad, etc.

Pronunciation

Accept: \ik-ˈsept\

Offer: \ˈȯ-fər\

Qualification: \ˌkwä-lə-fə-ˈkā-shən\

Qualified: \ˈkwä-lə-ˌfīd\

Original:

One person from my team left the company at August. We take 2 month to found a new person, and 2 month helped him to remember the new job. That’s was so busy 4 month. But it is useful. In this change we found that we have some risk before. Until August There have no one to check his data, and his job is so hard to not have enough time to check it by himself.

Edited:

One person from my team left the company in August.  It took us two months to find a new person, and another two months to train him for the new job, so we had some very busy four months. It was useful, though. Because of this change, we noticed some risks that we hadn’t noticed before. Until August there was no one to check his data, and, as his job is so hard, he didn’t have enough time to check it by himself.