OpenF2F Class Notes 1st March (Celeste)***

Next Class: Review the writing and new vocabulary and practice the grammar below.

I’m scared because/about the new scooter regulation in Shanghai. I don’t know which one is allowed and which one is not, I’m not sure if I need to change my scooter expending more money for something that I won’t keep it mine when I go back to home.
On the other hand, I really need my scooter. I can’t use subway or bus because I would spend too much time between my “things to do”. I need to arrive at least at 3 or 4 places on time everyday and I don’t have enought time for going by subway or another public transport.
I have a lots of problems everyday to understand all about related to China. Today is the new scooteer’s law, but what about tomorrow? 🙁

Edited

I’m scared because of/about the new scooter regulation in Shanghai. I don’t know which ones are allowed and which ones are not, I’m not sure if I need to change my scooter. I don’t want to spend more money for something that I won’t keep when I go back home.
On the other hand, I really need my scooter. I can’t take the subway or bus because I would spend too much time traveling/commuting. I need to go to least at 3 or 4 places and arrive on time everyday and I don’t have enough time for the subway or another public transportation.
I have a lot of problems everyday understanding China. Today it is the new scooter law, but what about tomorrow? 🙁

Vocabulary

chunky adj. – usually means fat or large, or big bumps

knock-off adj. – fake

I want to go our for dinner even though I am exhausted.

Even though it’s raining in Thailand I will go on my vacation.

I will buy this T-shirt even though I don’t need it.

commute / commuting / commuted/ will commute v. -to travel regularly over some distance, as from a suburb into a city and back

eg. I commute every day to and from work.

commute n. – My commute is a 10 minute walk to the office.

Pronunciation

vehicle ( V – ik – kul )