VIP Class Notes (Tony)

Vocabulary

she weared that dress – she wore that dress

it gave me some inspiration

have a say – to have influence to make a decision

eg: A child should not have a say if they do their homework or not.

eg: Don’t listen to him, he has no say in the matter.

presenter – a person who gives a presentation or gives an award

eg: All the presenters were really funny.

partisan – choose one side

eg: Fox News is clearly partisan, they are the mouth-piece of the republican party. They speak for the republican party.

non-partisan – not choosing a side, more fair and neutral

eg: Hopefully more non-partisan news stations will become popular.

bi-partisan – both sides

eg: The two parties reached a bi-partisan agreement that would benefit the whole country.

How do you pronounce that?

Can you use it in a sentence?

There is a LEARNING PRONUNCIATION and a NATURAL PRONUNCIATION

anti – An Tai

DROP the G:

ING – IN’

How ya feelin’ (How are you feeling?)