VIP Class Notes 11th April (Jesse) [S]
Homework
Talk about one of your favourite / least favourite whiskeys or coffee and use the vocabulary below. Also try to use “which” a few times to explain things in detail.
Vocabulary
refer = to use something as a reference (source of information)
eg. teachers often refer to textbooks when preparing their classes
eg2. when I teach, I often refer to my book / a dictionary
hint (n) (a hint of + noun) – a very small feeling
eg. there is a hint of sweetness in the water
eg2. she said something quite serious but with a hint of humor
subtle (adj) – a very small feeling
eg. it has a subtle chocolate flavor
eg2. I like people who are more subtle when they give advice, because being too direct is sometimes not good.
tender – soft / sensitive
eg. the meat is very tender
eg2. that part of my foot is very tender
candy / candied – to cook with sugar
the barrel which make the whiskey – the barrel, which is used for wine, now is used for the whiskey / the barrel which the whiskey is aged in.Â
Speaking exercise
i went to the Bacardi no commission party and sweet beats was here and I took photos with him. it was a improvement for me because I couldn’t do this in the past but now I can do this, because I can speak easy English. I had a new job last week, maybe a lot of work is waiting for me about the china whiskey society. Maybe I will be in charge of this. It means a lot of pressure and my boss really depends on me because this means this important job this year for him. That means I need to learn English quickly, including the writing and the oral English, and I should learn a lot of knowledge about single malt whiskey.
i went to the Bacardi no commission party and sweet beats was there and I got a photo with him, which was an improvement for me because I couldn’t do this in the past but now I can, as I can speak simple / basic English. I got / was given a new job last week, so / which means maybe a lot of work is waiting for me about / regarding the china whiskey society. Maybe I will be in charge of this which means a lot of pressure and my boss really depends on me because this means this is the most important / the key / main / a crucial job this year for him. That means I need to learn English quickly, including writing and oral English, and I should learn a lot about single malt whiskey / get a lot of knowledge about….
Grammar
because / as / due to the fact that
eg. due to the fact that it was raining, I got wet
because of / due to
eg. due to the rain, I got wet
have / getÂ
had / got
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