F2F Class Notes 3rd May (Dan)

Write a paragraph with the words:
– Experience
– Museum
– Convenient
– Ridicule
– Judgement  

Grammar

Every time I go traveling vs whenever I go traveling

Every time – Is used to either state that All the time, every single time or exaggerate the meaning of how often something happens.
E.g. Every time I go traveling I have fun.
E.g. Every single time I travel something bad happens
E.g. Every time I ask for leave at work, I go traveling.

Whenever –   Implies a more open response to time. It can mean that something usually happens. Can also be used to exaggerate how frequently something happens but is not as absolute as ‘Every time.’

E.g. Whenever I go traveling I have fun.
E.g. Whenever I travel something bad happens
E.g. Whenever I ask for leave at work, I go traveling.

They are not interchangeable if you are talking about a future time.

When will you travel next? Whenever I am free! – not – Every time I am free! 

Vocabulary

– Experience: The chance to try something. The opportunity to see something first hand. If you try something and you would like to try it again or would not like to try it again you can call it a Good or Bad experience.
E.g. In a job interview they might ask if you have experience speaking English.
E.g. The people going to the music festival that only take pictures and not listen to the music are there for the experience.
E.g. As much as I like horse riding, when I fell off the horse it was a bad experience.

– Museum: Usually a building that has art or old artifacts inside. These can showcase different cultures and change in popular culture.

– Convenient: If something is easily accessible. C-Store stands for Convenient-Store because they make it easy to buy frequently used goods.

– Ridicule: To tease, mock, pass judgement, on something or someone. Usually to show disgust or distrust of the decision making of the subject being ridiculed.

– Judgement: To impose your opinion or values against a subject.