F2F Class Notes Class 10th January (Tony)

Vocabulary

say – can be used to describe written words also, for slogans or ads or signs

eg: “What does your shirt say?” “What does that sign say?” “What does the writing on that wall say?”

Grammar

That’s ok – depends on context

if someone offers you something, and you reply “That’s ok” “That’s alright” probably means “no thank you”

ok – depends on context

if someone offers you something, if you reply “Ok” it probably means yes

incomplete sentence – there is not a complete Clause in the sentence

Clause – part of a sentence, or whole sentence, that must include a subject and verb.

run-on sentence – a sentence that’s too long and becomes confusing

complex sentence – usually has more than one clause and we must use prepositions (to at from) or conjunctions (but and)

there was a group of people wearing the same t shirt with the “be different” slogan, it’s ironic that they all wore the same t shirt although their t shirt‘s all say be different

Original –

Several days ago,I never have free time anymore and I was as busy as a bee with work.Fortunately,this situation ended yesterday.But in this morning,I was scared by an accident.A bus which has almost plughed into a old man who was crossing the road.And I…just in the bus here.I mean thar I flew out without warning when the moment of the break.Well,I’m all right.But,I had to say that “safety begins with everyone”

Correction –

Several days ago, I didn’t have free time anymore and I was as busy as a bee with work. Fortunately, that ended yesterday. But this morning, I was scared by an accident. The bus I was riding almost ploughed into an old man who was crossing the road. I flew forward suddenly when the driver hit the brakes. Well, I’m alright but, I have to say that “safety begins with everyone.“