OpenF2F Class Notes 5th January (Celeste)***

Next Class: Review the story and grammar below.

Grammar

My university classes finished early. – My classes at my university finished early. / My classes finished early at 2pm.

I walked the dog this morning. – I walked my dog this morning.

First question is ask me my hometown name.

My first question was about my hometown.

My first question asked me “What is the name of your hometown?”

So I answered, “My hometown is called Ningbo and it is a beautiful city.”

Pronunciation

5th – fifth 

Yesterday I had a English text, I think I take an examination of well. My teacher ask me first question is ” What’s the name of your hometown?”, so I said “my hometown is called Ningbo, this is a beautiful city.”
My Second question is “Is that a big city or a small place?”, so I said “my hometown is a big city but smaller than Shanghai.”
My third question is “Do you like your hometown?” so I said “Yes, I like my hometown, because the local people are friends.”
My fourth question is “Which relative did you most often see when you were a child?”, so I said “When I was a child, I visited my grandma, most often,my mom’s mom, because I think she is the nicest.”
I think this text is really easy, I think I can pass, because my teacher called me “very good “.

Edited

Yesterday I had an English test and I think I did well on my exam. My teacher asked me, “What’s the name of your hometown?”, so I said “My hometown is called Ningbo, this is a beautiful city.”
My Second question was “Is that a big city or a small place?”, so I answered “My hometown is a big city but smaller than Shanghai.”
My third question was “Do you like your hometown?” so I said “Yes, I like my hometown because the local people are friendly.”
My fourth question was “Which relative did you most often see when you were a child?”, so I said “When I was a child, I visited my grandma, my mom’s mom, most often, because I think she is the nicest.”
I think this test was really easy, I think I passed, because my teacher told me “You did very well.”