F2F Class Notes (Tony)

Vocabulary

ditch – a slang word, that means, to leave someone behind, without telling them.

eg: Joan and her mom didn’t like the tourists they met in Paris, so they ditched them and went to see the Louvre. ( my mom and I left the tourists and we didn’t tell them)

Do you ever go on trips with your family?

No, I will only go on a trip with my mom. / Yes, but usually just my mom.

When did you get here?

I get here on 12:55. – I got here at 12:55.

Grammar

I + With

eg: I‘d love to get a coffee with you.

eg: I will go to Paris with my mom. / I’m gonna go to Paris with my mom.

We + Together

eg: They always eat dinner together.

eg: We will have a party this weekend together. – We are going to have a party this weekend.

eg: We eaten lunch together yesterday.  – We ate lunch together yesterday.

I want to get a good opportunities  – I want to get a good opportunity  –

Continuous Tense – ING

What are you doing today?

I just work today. – I‘m just working.

We are having class. (Over an hour)

I am getting my Master’s Degree. (During the time it takes to get a Master’s Degree)

I‘ve been writing a book for 15 years. (During the 15 years, From past until now)