VIP Class Notes (Jesse) [W]

Homework

Use some of the vocabulary from today in some writing. Choose a topic that lets you use the words we learned.

Writing exercise

The peoples who I admire most are my mother . Her experience and the education which she gave me during my childhood bring lots of influence in my life.

My mother teached me that even a girl should be independent. I already went to school by my own when I was in primary school. I didn’t know until I grew up my mother followed me at a distance for the first mouth. And in my summer or winter holiday, I always had to do some little jobs, like folded raincoat for a raincoat factory,dilived milk at my grandpa’s high school’s dormitory, even did cleaning at home, but then she payed me some money or gave me an ice cream or something else. She wanted let me know that no pains , no gains .

The person who I admire most is my mother. Her experience and the education which she gave me during my childhood had a big influence / impact on my life.

My mother taught me that even a girl should be independent. I already went to school by myself when I was in primary school and I didn’t know until I grew up my mother followed me at a distance for the first month. Also / On top of this / As well as this in my summer or winter holidays, I always had to do some little jobs, like folding raincoats for a raincoat factory,delivering milk at my grandpa’s high school’s dormitory / the dormitory of my grandpa’s high school, even doing some cleaning at home, but then she paid me some money or gave me an ice cream or something else. She wanted to let me know that “no pain no gain”.

Grammar

depends to depends on 

i didn’t went to india i didn’t go to india 

learning English is fun
Coffee is good

learning English with Jesse at SE is good

Vocabulary

it was a close game

love / 15 / 30 / 40 / deuce / advantage – tennis

piece of cake – very very easy
eg. it’s a piece of cake!

person = 1
people = 2+

allowance / pocket money – money kids get every week

principal – the head teacher of a high school

on my own / by myself 

sweat shop – a factory that is operated by low-paid children