Checkpoint (1) 2022-08
2022-08
Pronunciations
1. people
2. hearing
3. before
Grammar
You said: What you get?
Correction: What degree did you get?
You said: I graduate.
Correction: I just graduated.
You said: Not know.
Correction: I don't know.
Pronunciations
1. people
2. taken
3. heard
Grammar
You said: What you think?
Correction: What do you think?
You said: i would fix computrs.
Correction: My job is maitaining computers.
You said: Not hear you.
Correction: I can't hear you.
Pronunciations
1. talking
2. before
3. take
Grammar
You said: I not know.
Correction: I don't know.
You said: What you think?
Correction: What do you think?
You said: I seebefore.
Correction: I've seen something like that before.
Pronunciations
1. visit
2. seen
3. talked
Grammar
You said: I not know.
Correction: I don't know.
You said: I not travel.
Correction: I do 't travel.
You said: I stay my country.
Correction: I've never gone to another country.
Pronunciations
1. talked
2. before
3. seen
Grammar
You said: I not know that.
Correction: I didn't know that.
You said: I not seen that.
Correction: I've never seen that.
You said: No think so.
Correction: I don't think so.
Pronunciation:
Niece /nēs/
Beard /ˈbird/
Vocabulary:
Heavy: describes a large person who is fat but has a large frame to carry it.
Brunette: a person, typically a woman, with dark brown hair.
Grammar:
Your statement: I’m work at a IT Commpany.
Correction: I work at an IT company.
Your statement: Go to vacation.
Correction: Go on vacation.
Vocabulary:
Pale: light in color or shade
Grammar:
Your statement: First time I decide to go to my hometown.
Correction: I first decided to go to my hometown, but changed my mind due to the weather.
Your statement: I decide stay at home and watching movie.
Correction: I decided to stay home and watch movies.
Your statement: I'm going to watching movie.
Correction: I’m going to watch a movie.
Pronunciation:
Watched /wɒtʃ/
Vocabulary:
Cold personality: They are uncaring and unemphatic. Cold-hearted people are often very unsympathetic about other people's problems or pain.
Warm personality: A warm person is friendly and shows a lot of affection or enthusiasm in their behavior.
Your statement: It’s teleport from A place to B place
Correction: They can teleport from place A to B.
Grammar:
Your statement: My body is a headache and stomach.
Correction: I have a headache and stomach pain.
Your statement: I ate medication after dinner.
Correction: I had medication after I ate dinner.
Your statement: We like with each other.
Correction: We like each other.
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pronunciation:
** ...the morning... ("R"--"morning")
** ...early in... ("RL"--"early")
grammar:
** ...what is opposite expression==>...what is the opposite expression (article)
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You did a good job with your reading and the 'in action' exercise, and with the 'with your words' and 'beyond basic' exercises.
Please listen to the recording and practice pronouncing the words "morning" and "early".
Vocabulary:
Date: the day of the month or year as specified by a number.
"what's the date today?"
On the dot: exactly on time.
"he arrived on the dot at nine o'clock"
Grammar:
Your statement: We have policy.
Correction: We have a policy.
Your statement: We working at home.
Correction: We work from home.
New vocabulary words (try making sentences with these new words)
The meaning is below each new word
alive
possessing life
allow
make it possible for something to happen
aloud
using the voice; not silently
altogether
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent
amaze
affect with wonder
Phrase:
Every other week: When something happens “every other week,” this means that it happens about once every two weeks.
Pronunciation:
Room (r sound) /ruːm,rʊm/
Grammar:
Your statement: My cousin visit my house.
Correction: My cousin is visiting my house.
Phrase:
Just around the corner: soon / about to happen.
Pronunciation:
Thirtieth
March /mɑːtʃ/
Sixth /sɪksθ/
Grammar:
Your statement: Sunday, I relax at my home.
Correction: Sunday, I relaxed at home.
Your statement: We can lying on April fools day.
Correction: We can lie on April fools day.
It’s been great working with you over the last few weeks. You are always well prepared and attentive during our calls. I enjoy hearing about the English movies you love. I notice you have a good understanding of the text book activities and answer the questions well. Thank you for having English class. You are improving well and I encourage you to continue practicing.
Kind Regards,
Chrissy
- Areas for Improvement : I’d like you to focus on prepositions. Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence.Some examples of prepositions are words like "in," "at," "on," "of," and "to." Prepositions provide additional information in relation to the time, place, space, or direction of the action taking place.
- Instruction : Prepositions are one of the hardest things to learn in English. Learning prepositions in sentences is the best way to avoid making mistakes. It is best to be mindful of prepositions and read / practice them in context. Seeing and hearing how prepositions are used by native speakers is very helpful. I suggest reading English articles and listening to English podcasts.
I’d like you to focus on prepositions. Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence.Some examples of prepositions are words like "in," "at," "on," "of," and "to." Prepositions provide additional information in relation to the time, place, space, or direction of the action taking place.