F2F Class Notes 25th October (Jesse)

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awesomeness – the noun for awesome

sorely
eg. you will be sorely missed / you will be very missed 

painfully = sorely 

mystery room – like Mr X…? 

we stayed there until the end 

you have to use your mind to get out.

after you answer the questions right, they will let you out. 

let = allow – you want to do it
eg. the mother does not let him play computer games 

get = ask – you don’t mind
eg. the teachers gets the student to read the book

make = force – you don’t want to
eg. my mum makes me go to school and do my homework 

we went into the first escape room and started find a book first. the book had a lock on it. we needed to unlock it. my boyfriend’s friend open it but i dont know how was her open it. had 2 papers and a key in the book. this hints activated the mirror on the wall as soon as we saw 4 parts of pictures.

we went into the first escape room and first we started to look for a book and it / which had a combination lock on it so / and we needed to unlock it. my boyfriend’s friend opened it but i didn’t know how he opened it. It had 2 pieces of paper and a key in the book. these clues activated the mirror on the wall as soon as we saw 4 pictures, of different languages and a drawing of egypt.

4 parts of a picture – 1 picture separated (fen kai) into 4 parts
4 pictures – 4 different pictures

hint = information
clue = information / things 

piece = a thin thing / a part of sth / one sth like an idea
eg. i ate a piece of cake
eg2. here’s a piece of paper for you
eg3. i learned an interesting piece of information 

later this evening / later on / later on this evening 

how did he open it?
i don’t know how he opened it.
he opened it > i don’t know how he opened it > how did he open it? 

combination lock 

look for = zhao
find = zhao dao
found = zhao dao le 

i come here because i want to study english

i come here to study english 

jie ci = preposition 

put 2 ideas in every sentence. 

was = is (past) + verb
eg. he is running
eg2. he was running

was / is (past) + noun 

i am a teacher

Now i am a student but before i was a teacher.Â