Daily English School - 4

Sentence Construction:
X I press wrong button. >>  I pressed the wrong button.
X Today was so tough day. >> Today was such a tough day.
X I wanna more speak more fluency speaking skills. >>  I want to speak more fluently.
X The frequency period of my buying clothes is twice a year.  >>  The frequency of my buying clothes is twice a year.
X Some scientist have observed some kind of star consumes other planet. >> Some scientists have observed that a kind of star consumes other planets.
X The solar system like this phenomenon in future. >>  The solar system phenomenon will be like this in the future.
X Why I interested in science is I wanna know the end of the universe. >> I am interested in science because I want to know the end of the universe.
X He was famous scientist in world. >> He was a famous scientist in the world.
X Actually, I believe other creature in other planet. >> Actually, I believe in other creatures on other planets.

Good Sentences:
O I’m in my office now.
O I have important tomorrow so I have prepared my presentation.
O My company restricts remote work because it causes problems with team communication.
O Could you please align the chairs?
O The certain thing is the earth is rotating around the sun.
O I gave weight to the budget in my travel plan to New Zealand.
O Our team will get the price of the year if team members pull their weight.
O In AI, Elon Musk throws his weight around the world.
O I bought a laptop for remote work. It was so light as a feather.
O They read this kind of theory in a book.
O I wanna know some creatures in the universe.

Pronunciation:
* certain /sur-tn/
* authority /uh-thawr-i-tee/
* excessive /ik-ses-iv/
* objectionable /uhb-jek-shuh-nuh-buhl/
* luggage /luhg-ij/
* feather /feth-er/
* astronomer /uh-stron-uh-mer/
* demise /dih-mahyz/
* massachusetts /mas-uh-choo-sits/
* institute / in-sti-toot/
* authority /uh-thawr-i-tee/
* constellation /kon-stuh-ley-shuhn/
* molecules /mol-uh-kyools/
* properties /prop-er-teez/
* observatory /uhb-zur-vuh-tawr-ee/


Build Lexicon:
* demise := (v) a person's death.
   Example: Mr. Grisenthwaite's tragic demise.
* billow := (n) a large undulating mass of something, typically cloud, smoke, or steam.
   Example:  Her dress billowed out around her.
* engulfed:= (v) to surround or cover it completely.
   Example: The cafe was engulfed in flames.
* outburst := (n) a sudden release of strong emotion.
   Example : It was a wild outburst of applause.

Her sudden demise shocked everyone who loved her.

The cloud billows on the city.

The vehicle was engulfed in flames.

He apologized for his outburst.

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* venus turns out a whelp := An outdated expression used to describe the failure of something that was once expected to be successful.
   Example: I thought I was definitely going to get a promotion, but I didn't even get a raise—my Venus turned out to be a whelp, all right.
* line of saturn := a crease on the palm; palmists say it indicates how successful you will be.
   Example: The fortune teller predicts his future based on his line of saturn.
* worlds apart := very different or distant.
    Example: Our daughter's school is worlds apart from school as I knew it in the 1960s.
* to gaze off into space := means to stare in an absentminded way at nothing in particular.
   Example: Molly turned away and gazed off into space, a faraway look in her eyes.

I think it was almost finished. but actually wasn't. my Venus turns out a whelp.

I have been counseled by a traditional monk. he tell me based on my line of Saturn.

My new office was worlds apart from the previous office.

sometimes, I used to gaze off into space. and then I felt refreshed.