VIP Class Notes (Husayn)

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Today we focused on:

Practiced common interview questions related to school and everyday life.

Homework

Do some writing and focus on the grammar you learned in class today.

Think about a topic that you have difficulty speaking about. In addition to practicing more interview questions next lesson, we will also discuss the topic and figure out subtopics within the discussion.

Grammar

Teachers in China twice as much homework always give us. Teachers in China give us twice as much homework.

He is the role model of me. He is my role model/He is a role model to me.

I actually doesn’t like it. I actually don’t like it.

Did and past tense use and how it will change the sound

Vocabulary

Graduation/Graduate

  • Graduation: Refers to the formal ceremony or event at which someone receives their diploma or degree after completing a course of study. For example: “I will attend the graduation ceremony next week.”
  • Graduate: Can be a noun or a verb. As a noun, it refers to someone who has completed a course of study and received a degree or diploma. For example: “She is a graduate of Harvard University. As a verb, it means to complete a course of study and receive a degree or diploma. For example: “I will graduate from college next year.”