F2F Class Notes (Tony)

Vocabulary

put the cup on that shelf next to the door

down (duck feathers) ADJ

a down coat/jacket

Treat N. V.

eg: It’s my treat = I will pay for all of it

eg: I will treat you to dinner

eg: It’s on me this time. Next time it’s on you.

eg: I got it. (I will pay for it)

filling – the stuff used to fill the inside of something, like a jacket, duvet, pie, teeth

eg: I have 4 fillings in my teeth.

eg: This pie has a blueberry filling.

eg: I don’t like duvets with down filling.

shell – the outside part of something, used to protect or cover

eg: The nylon shell is waterproof, and wind resistant. It can keep out all water and can resist or hold back most wind.

eg: Do crocodiles have shells? No, they don’t. Shells for clothing can be soft or harder, but they are never very solid. Shells for animals are usually very hard and solid

eg: There are egg shells in my food, I don’t want to eat it.

eg: It’s back is very hard. It has a shell on it’s back. Usually he walk very slowly. Usually it walks very slowly. It lives under the sea, but we can see many egg shelf in the seaside. It lives under the sea, but we can see many egg shells on the beach.

I think you mean a tortoise.

Tortoise – a large animal that lives in the sea or on land, and has a hard shell, usually greenish skin

eg: I have never seen a tortoise in real life.

Turtle – can live water such as lakes, rivers, much smaller than a tortoise

eg: I had a pet turtle, but he escaped into our garden.

padding – something used to pad, or make a surface softer

eg: This chair needs new padding.