F2F Class Notes (Tony) [W]

Vocabulary

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apply yourself – try hard, use your knowledge and skills.

apply for sth. – submit paperwork to be considered for a position or role, documents, visa, loan, extension.

Recently I’m reading a book, the Cather in the rye, which is the first English book I read. I have read 40 pages,the protagonist Holden Caulfield is a junior with so many bad words who hates study and has been kicked out three times. He however still doesn’t want to study and is kicked out the fourth time, on account of he flunks 4 subjects and he doesn’t apply himself. He usually roams the city without doing anything. He could be degenerate. Ackley is a guy with 6’4 inches tall, who is very untidy, Holden never saw him brush his teeth. Usually he likes to pick his pimples, his behaviors are very rude, he is similar to holden who says bad languages often. Stradlater, someone who is a sort of ladies’ man, always changes girlfriends. He is handsome and always makes himself look better. Before dating he would like to comb a trendy hair style, and shaves beard with razor. He let Holden write an article for him.

Recently I’ve been reading a book, “the Cather in the Rye,” which is the first English book I read. I’ve read 40 pages so far, the protagonist, Holden Caulfield, is a junior with who always says so many bad words and hates studying and has been kicked out of school three times. He however, still doesn’t want to study and is kicked out a fourth time, on account of flunking 4 subjects and not applying himself. He usually roams the city without doing anything. He might be a degenerate. Ackley is a 6’4 tall guy inches tall, who is slovenly. Holden never saw him brush his teeth. Usually he likes to pick his pimples, and he acts very rude. He is similar to holden who says curse words often. Stradlater, someone who is a sort of a ladies’ man, always changes girlfriends. He is handsome and obsessed with his appearance. Before a date he likes to do his hair in a trendy style, and shave with a razor. He let Holden write an article for him.

Grammar

He let   (past simple, did it once)

He lets  (Present simple, Often, usually)

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