F2F Class Notes 28th December (Jesse)

Vocabulary

moody – sb who has mood swings
eg. 50 year old women are really moody

menopause – the stage after 50 when women’s hormones change

“whose side are you on?!”

we fought a lot / we had a lot of fights

we are both only-children 

who should do what / who does what? 

take more of the burden

fiddly – sth annoying that involves lots of little steps
eg. eating a pineapple is really fiddly

conceded / accepted
eg. I just conceded and started cooking and cleaning

Pronunciation

child = “eye”

Corrections

pick up her – pick her up

he just slept – he just fell asleep 

complain sth to you – complain about sth to me