F2F Class Notes (Tony)
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
do you play skateboard – do you skate?
do you play skiing – do you ski?
do you play swimming – do you swim?
Do you basketball? Do you play basketball?
they blew up a mountain
account for (sth.) –
Dust – dry dirt, very fine and small particles
eg: There’s a lot of dust on this table, we should clean it.
Mud – wet dirt
eg: Don’t walk in the mud, you got new shoes.
Marble – a natural stone, that is very beautiful and often has some white lines in it
eg: Marble is very common in China
Facade – a thin outside layer, to hide the underneath part
eg: Most buildings
slippery – can not grab the surface, especially ground, like ice
eg: Be careful, it’s slippery over there. I spilled some water.
Scrape – to push very hard against something, so that it damages the surface
eg: My son scraped his knee when riding his bike.
Narrow – opposite of wide
eg: The road is too narrow to pass.
Account for (sth.) – to think about (something) before doing something : to take (something) into consideration
eg: I didn’t account for that reason to lose the client. The price difference was more than I thought.
Grammar
my daughter’s HW from his her school?
What nationality is that student?
What’s that student‘s nationality?
Apostrophe – ‘ Jason’s
- When you remove letters in a word to put two words together, you should write an apostrophe.
Can not = Can’t Do not = Don’t I am = I’m
2. When you want to show Possession(own something)
Jason’s car is the fastest car in Shanghai.
Tony’s notes say Jason asks good questions and he’s improving a lot, but can’t stop worrying too much.
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