Daily English School - 25

Sentence Construction:
X Nothing special happen and that’s the best thing today I think.  >>  Nothing special happened and that’s the best thing today I think.  
X So many animals have extincted in past 10 years.  >> So many animals have become extinct in the past 10 years.
X Fossils are fascinating for children because it makes the children dream.  >> Fossils are fascinating for children because they make them dream.
X  Some of them attends doctors office but some of other people only got medicine. >> Some of them get proper treatments and counseling while some do not.
X I hope that the patients could be treatmented by the Doctor.  >> I hope that the patients could be treated by the Doctors properly.
X I think government should teach patients about why they should treatmented by the doctor. >> I think the government should make a platform to raise the awareness of the patients about the importance of treatment.
X Actually, I am anxiety people but sometime when my task have problem at that time I was anxiety. >> Actually, I am an anxious person but sometimes when my tasks have problems at that time I am anxious.

Good Sentences:
O I think health comes first.  
O It was a good day.
O Dinosaurs are one of the megafauna.
O There are many fearsome animals in Amazon.
O John's success story has a common point it made from other’s success. It is like a dwarf standing on the shoulder of giants.
O During covid-19 period, the stock market had been a bull market.
O Unlike the killer whale the basking shark is a gentle giant.
O The time of my career makes me have skin like a rhinoceros.
O Researchers studied some cases about patients who have anxiety disease.

Pronunciation:
* climate /klahy-mit/
* nature /ney-cher/
* anxiety /ang-zahy-i-tee/
* appropriate /uh-proh-pree-eyt/
* observed /uhb-zurvt/
* range /reynj/
* pediatrics /pee-dee-a-triks/
* administered /ad-min-uh-sterd/
* equity /ek-wi-tee/

Build Lexicon:
* manifest := (v)  to show something clearly, especially a feeling, an attitude or a quality.
   Example: Social tensions were manifested in the recent political crisis.
* advocate := (n) a person who supports or speaks in favor of somebody or of a public plan or action.
   Example:Those charged should be represented by trained, qualified legal advocates.
* anxious := (adj) feeling worried or nervous.
   Example: The bus was late and Sue began to get anxious.
* administer := (v) to make sure that something is done fairly and in the correct way.
   Example: The questionnaire was administered by trained interviewers.

What she did was a manifest mistake.

The group does not advocate the use of violence.

They are anxious for her safety. 

The teacher has the authority to administer punishment. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* at a breaking point := the time when a person can no longer accept or deal with a situation because of too much pressure or stress.
   Example: The nurses are at breaking point in terms of the wages they are earning.
* have a lot on your plate := means you have a great deal (or too much) to cope with.
   Example: Could we have dinner together another time? I’ve got a lot on my plate at the moment.
* run yourself into the ground. := when you do so much that you become unable to do anything well.
   Example: You’ll run yourself into the ground if you keep working 12 hours a day.
* come apart at the seams := very upset and about to lose control or have a breakdown.
   Example: We thought Julian was going to come apart at the seams when he lost his job, but actually he took the news well.

I'm feeling exhausted and overwhelmed, I think I'm at a breaking point.

You seem stressed out, I can tell you have a lot on your plate.

Be careful not to run yourself into the ground by taking on too much work.

After weeks of stress and pressure, she finally came apart at the seams and had a breakdown.