VIP Class Notes (Jesse) [W]

Write a story using the words I wechatted you to talk about your day. Try to use which + use past tense.

what’s mean? – what is the meaning of the word?
what is meaning?
what do you mean?
I mean ….

how is the weather?
how do you go? I go to work …
how do you say?
You say ….

how + verb + object
what + verb

This Friday it’s black friday for me. I’m really busy all day. There are some samples from HK to our warehouse which is not good news for me. I have a partner who worked in the warehouse so we are doing some chinese tagging for this samples which were 700 samples. At that time my partner always called me hannah how can i do the tagging for the sample. He called me 4 times. I really tired at that time so when I finished work / after work, I called my husband. I told he I’m tired I want to have a bbq with you. He said, don’t worry, take easy which is good for you. I want to bbq which is good for me because I can got energy from beef, chicken, pork.

This Friday was black Friday for me and / because I was really busy all day. There were some samples from HK which came to / which arrived at our warehouse which is not good news for me. I have a partner who worked in the warehouse so we were doing some Chinese tagging for these 700 samples which were from HK. At that time my partner always called me and he said “Hannah how can i do the tagging for the samples”. He called me 4 times. I was really tired so when I finished work / after work, I called my husband and I told him I’m tired. I want to have a bbq with you / go to have a bbq with you He said, don’t worry, take it easy which I thought was good for me because I could get energy from beef, chicken, and pork.

Vocabulary

annoying / annoyed – tao yan / makes you a little angry
eg. kids are annoying. I get annoyed when there are kids around me

while – when / at the same time
eg. while we have class, Jesse takes notes

we have a lot in common < > we have nothing in common 
eg. me and my husband have a lot in common

I have a computer which is black.

He called me / I got a call from him

Pronunciation

grain – grayn