F2F Class Notes 5th Aug (Harmony)
Appropriate (ah – pro – pree – it)
I touch this often – I experience this often because I work in HR
**Touch is usually used for physically touching sth.
** Meet/met is usually for an actual meeting with someone.
Eg. Nice to meet you.
Eg. I met him yesterday.
2nd meeting: nice to see you again, it’s nice to see you.
Meet a problem (not common)– face a problem/experience a problem
Plug it in/unplug it
Phone/ phone cord/ charger
Charger: the small part that actually gets plugged in. (the cord attaches to it.)
Eg. I have to plug in my phone charger.
Eg. I have to charge my phone.
Eg. I have to plug in my phone.
Machine (mah – sheen)—smile!
Vitamin (vy – tah – men)—Zinc: good for word memory/preventing brain fog.
Fog: when the clouds are low and you can’t see very far outside.
Eg. Today is foggy outside.
Eg. There will be fog later today.
Brain fog: when you brain is cloudy and you can’t think straight.
Eg. My brain is foggy today.
Do you heard of Wyeth – have you heard of Wyeth/about Wyeth?
Did you hear about the news?
Have you heard the news?
Reading:
Deserted: abandoned.
Eg. He was deserted by his team.
“a” team: the best team/ first class.
B,c,d,……
Far from clear = very unclear
Whatsoever: at all.
Eg. He doesn’t want to accept our offer whatsoever.
Muddled: (noun) confused, disordered, or embarrassing condition.
Eg. The onboarding process is muddled and needs to be mended.
“So crazy it might just work” = an idea that seems crazy and stupid at first, but then might actually work.
Seizure: to seize/ or to capture/to take.
Eg. They seized my car after I got a large speeding ticket.
Eg. My seizure of the window seat was worth it.
https://www.ted.com/ —- look at the “interactive transcript”
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