F2F Class Notes _13th Apr (Harmony)
Review Class:
How are you?/ How are you doing?/ How do you do?
- Good/ Bad//// whatever…
- And you? (polite to ask them how they are doing)
Graduate:Â Â I am a graduate (noun) of Jiaotong University.
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Past tense (verb):Â He graduated from Jiaotong University
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Coworker / Colleague – tong shi
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What’s your job?/ What do you do?/ What do you do for work?/ Where do you work?
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What do you like to do in your free time/ Spare time/ for fun?/ hobbies?
Hobbies:Â things or activities people like to do for fun, not work.
Ex: reading, swimming, watching tv, painting.
Obsessed (obb – sest) – very focused on something
They are obsessed with this movie star.
Lyrics – words in a song
uplifting (adj.):  something that is inspirational, or gives hope.  Encouraging.
ex: Â the story is very uplifting
inspire (verb):Â to produce a feeling, or to influence.
Ex:Â Â Â The beautiful flower inspired me to paint.
Ex:Â Her speech was inspiring, it made me want to be a painter.
Inspiration (noun):Â a result of inspired activity/ a thing or person that inspires.
Ex: the flower was the inspiration for the painting. = the painting resulted because of the beautiful flower.
solve (solv):  to find an answer to a problem.  / find a solution/ find a way
- solved (past tense)
popcorn:Â Â the snack at the movie theatres, made of corn kernels that are popped out and covered usually in salt and butter.
ex: Â When you go to the theatre you always buy popcorn and coca cola.
French fries:Â deep fried (hot oil) slices of potatoes.
Potato chip:Â thinly fried slices of potatoes that are crunchy to eat.
Slice: a thin, flat piece cut from something. A smaller portion or part of something.
Acquaintance: someone that you know, but not very well. (friend of a friend)
Split up – means to separate
Ex:Â My parents got a divorce/ My parents split up.
Ex:Â We split up the snacks between us./Â We separated the snacks between us.
Snack:Â something you eat between meals.
- Junk food—popcorn, candy, chocolate
We split up because we were fighting/ fight over (about) the car____ blah blah blah.
We split up to watch the movie (we sat separately).
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