VIP Class Notes (Li[R]

Use the new vocabulary from this class and last class to write about yourself.

dishonest: you lie/you don’t tell the truth; you cheat

eg. He is such a dishonest child! I am so disappointed.

eg. The teacher scolded the kids because they lied about not doing their homework.

Vocabulary

mole: a small dark spot on your body 痣

ask/question somebody

eyebrows: hairy area above your eyes

eyelashes: hair that grows right on top of your eyes

proud: feeling good about something that you’ve done or someone close to you

eg. Her music teacher is very proud of her because she won the competition.

eg. Mr Whiteman is not proud of what his son has done.

compliment: to say good things about somebody

eg. Their neighbours always compliment Mr and Mrs Jackson’s daughter.

eg. Amy couldn’t stop smiling after her colleagues complimented her today.

obnoxious: very unpleasant and rude

eg. Everyone that he’s worked with says that he’s noisy and obnoxious.

eg. When she’s in a bad mood she’s obnoxious to everyone.

ashamed: not proud of something

eg. He felt ashamed of his past.

eg. The group was ashamed of their performance last night.

stubborn: not willing to listen to others

eg. Rex the dog is very stubborn, no one can control him.

strangers: people that you don’t know

eg. My parents warned me that I should not talk to strangers.

A+ – A plus

0.4/1.4 – the dot = point/one point four

1/2 – one half

1/4 – one quarter/fourth

2/4 – two fourths/one half

1/3 – one third

2/3 – two thirds 

X in maths = times/multiplied by …

eg. 5 times 4/5 multiplied by 4

poor/bad/average/above average/very good/excellent

Do you painful?

my mum needs I to learn grade 3

Revised: 

Do you feel pain?

my mum wants me to learn grade 3 maths. 

Mr and Mrs Hubbard are very embarrassed by their dog, Rex. He’s a very obnoxious dog. He’s noisy, he’s stubborn, he’s lazy and he’s mean. He’s also very ugly.

Mr and Mrs Hubbard’s friends and neighbours always complain about Rex. They say he’s the most obnoxious dog they know. According to them, he’s the noisiest, the most stubborn, the laziest, and the meanest dog in the neighbourhood. They also think he’s the ugliest.

Mr and Mrs  Hubbard agree. They think Rex is a horrible dog, and they’re ashamed to say he’s theirs.