Sentence Construction:
X This article said the way to safe eating when you visit other country. >> This article talks about the way to safe eating when you visit another country.
X Sometimes eating the local food make ours to sick so we have to be careful to eating local food. >> Sometimes eating the local food makes us sick so we have to be careful when eating local food.
X Check the water they wash food. >> Check the water that they use to wash the food.
X I think Japan is best. >> I think Japan has the best local food.
X I can eat of everything Japan street food. >> I can eat everything from Japanese street food.
X It is very common food. >> It is a very common food.
X The street where the many local people are in there. >> The street where there are many local people is there.
X I don’t judge the store by clean or taste. >> I don’t judge the store by its cleanliness or taste.
X I just believe local people opinion. >> I just believe the local people's opinion.
Good Sentences:
O I solved some problem that happened last week.
O Last Friday, I had to work overtime suddenly.
O Last weekend, I went to my friend’s wedding.
O I read some books and played games for the rest of time.
O Society faces a plethora of problems.
O It is too early to conclude that he is the thief. .
O The accident was due to excessive speed.
O They do not learn how to interact with each other.
O My vacation was lit.
O I am flexing a new bag.
O Finally I finished my university life, it was gucci.
O My colleagues' shoes are on fleek.
O If you wanna eat local food, you have to check how your food is cooked.
Pronunciation:
* thief /theef/
* authentic /aw-then-tik/
* organized /awr-guh-nahyzt/
* local /loh-kuhl/
* vegetable /vej-tuh-buhl/
Build Lexicon:
* authentic := (adj) made or done in a traditional way, or in a way that is similar to an original.
Example: She wore an authentic Indian saree to the wedding.
* peel := (v) to remove the outer layer from a fruit or vegetable.
Example: My daughter loves helping me in the kitchen, so I always let her peel the carrots and potatoes.
* avoid := (v) to stay away from or stop oneself from doing something; to stop something from happening.
Example: I've been trying to avoid looking at screens before I go to bed.
* bacteria := (n) extremely small, simple living things, some of which can cause disease.
Example: Vaccines work by giving you resistance to specific bacteria and viruses.
I don’t know if the painting is authentic.
The walls have begun to peel.
Drink lots of water to avoid becoming dehydrated.
The bacteria is harmless to humans.
Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* gravy train := to make an easy living, to benefit easily from one’s association with something that brings profits.
Example: Ever since her company’s stock split, Rita’s been on the gravy train – she was given stock as a benefit.
* acknowledge the corn := admit to a mistake, especially a small one; point out one’s own shortcomings, or another’s.
Example: Okay, I’ll acknowledge the corn. I took the candy bars from the kitchen table.
* acquired taste := something one learns to appreciate only after trying it repeatedly.
Example: Asparagus is an acquired taste. I hated it as a child, but now I love it.
* food for thought := something that makes you think carefully.
Example: The teacher’s advice certainly gave me food for thought.
Riding the gravy train always accompanies great risk.
Acknowledge the corn if you want to develop your ability.
Don't forget you helped me acquire the taste.
Don't say like that. That is food for thought.
Practice:
* Please take a look at lexicons and idioms. Kindly prepare one sentence for each.
