F2F Class Notes 23rd Oct (Selma)

Grammar + Sentence Structure

  • two months ago
  • Before I started learning English, I used to watch Korean Shows, but now, I try to watch everything in English.
  • They speak very slowly, and the English is very simple .
  • The episodes are very short, so I can watch two at the same time.
  • I have traveled in China
  • If a child is in high school, they do not receive the Red Packet.
  • Other holidays are only three or four days long.
  • If it rains, I will not go. But if it is sunny outside, I will go to Disneyland.
  • There are too many people there during the weekend.
  • I often forget.
  • I think I saw all of Matt Damon’s movies.
  • Because I have nothing to do, I just stay at home and watch movies.
  • I like American action movies.
  • I like gun-action.
  • I only watched a few Chinese action movies. I think they are not that good.
  • Because China is a very big country, I think the quality of its football and movies is very bad.
  • Because China is a very big country, I think its football and movies are very bad.
  • I know what it is, but I do not think it is very good.
  • I can take a look tomorrow.
  • I think that if my English improves, I will be able to get a new job.
  • I am not sure what I want to do.
  • A lot of people in Shanghai speak English.
  • He has been in China for ten years.
  • He does not speak Chinese at all.
  • Because I have been living in Shanghai for so long, I learned some Shanghainese

Vocabulary 

Subtitles (n) – text that plays during the movie/show -e.g. I usually watch movies with subtitles.

Comedy (n) – a name or a category that includes all funny and humorous shows, movies and books

Europe – 欧洲

Continent (n) – 大陆

Yellow Mountains – 黄山

Slang (n) – words that are used everyday in very informal communication

Red Packet – 红包

Football – used in Europe and the UK

Soccer – used in the USA / Football in USA – American football

to improve (v) – to become better


Pronunciation 

  • Thailand
  • Malaysia
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  • Previous – pree-vee-yus
  • Action