F2F Class Notes (Tony)
Vocabulary
I can accept your criticism, to some extent. (Great sentence)
they wanted to adjust the report. / they wanted to fudge the report (change it just a little)
How far apart were they?
They were one week apart.
fudge – a very rich and creamy chocolate
eg: Get an ice cream with hot fudge on top.
eg: That company makes the best fudge.
eg: I may have fudged the info a little.
call out (someone) – when you point someone’s mistakes and make them known to the public or most people around.
eg: He called me out in the meeting for using my phone.
eg: Most bosses don’t like to be called out.
corporate retreat – a trip with no work, just bonding and getting to know with co-workers
eg: They never sent us on a corporate retreat.
apart – not together
eg: Keep them apart.
eg: They have been apart for so long, but still love each other.
eg: These cups are not far apart. (Close, but not together)
Grammar
shouted at me
the boss of me – my boss
The business trip of Nanjing and Guangzhou – The Nanjing and Guangzhou business trip.
and directly flew to GZ.
Pronunciation
Criticism – Critta-Sizm
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