Open F2F Class Notes 21st December (Raph)
Vocabulary
Skill (n): 1-Â something you can do.
E.g.: Jen wants to improve her English skills.
Qualification (n): 1-Â a skill, an ability, or knowledge that makes a person able to do a particular job
E.g.:Â He is studying for his teaching qualification.
Qualified (adj): 1- having all the needed skills in order to do something.
E.g.: She was not qualified for the job.
Well-paid (adj): 1- giving a good salary
E.g.:Â She just got a really well-paid job.
Willing (adj): 1- ready or prepared to do something. 2- wanting to do something
E.g.:Â She was willing to work hard to get the job.
Accept (v): 1- to say yes to something
E.g.:Â He offered her the job and she accepted it.
Q: What do you do for a living?
A: I am an accountant.
Corrections
My team one person left. – One person from my team left the company.
Pronunciation
Salary: \ˈsa-lə-rē\
Writing exercise
Original:
This year will be over soon.Look back the 2016,I have a lot of changes.I changed my job at April,and beginning to learn English from this month.I like drawing,but still don’t drawing well,this year I find a interesting book which is easy to learn,I think now my draw is better than last year.I hope next year I have confidence to show my draw to you.
Edited:
This year will be over soon. Looking back at 2016, I notice that I have had a lot of changes. I changed my job in April, and I am beginning to learn English from this month. I like drawing, but I still can’t draw well. This year I found an interesting book to help me learn easily, so I think now my drawing skills are better than last year. I hope next year I will have the confidence to show you my drawings.
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