Daily English School - 28

Sentence Construction:
O Thanks to the rain the weather has become cooler. >> Thanks to the rain the temperature has become cooler.
X Yesterday in Korea, 35 degree celsius. >> Yesterday in Korea, it was 35 degree celsius.
X This article is about the crime that is about shooting accident.  >> This article is about a crime that is about a shooting incident.
X A six year old boy triggered the gun to his teacher.  >>  A six year old boy fired the gun at his teacher.  
X We should treat this child to the right way. >> We should treat this child the right way.
X Although we can punish this child but it is not good way to deal with this child. >>  Although we can punish this child, it is not a good way to deal with this child.
X He does not have any mind of the justice. >> He does not have any sense of justice.
X I don’t think he do intentionally. >> I don’t think he didn’t do it intentionally.
X I think it was caused by gun. >> I think it was caused by a gun.
X The US government should ban about man gun sales. >> The US government should ban gun sales.

Good Sentences:
O When I was younger it didn’t seem to be this hot in summer.
O That car is the winner of the 2022 Tokyo race.
O A patted guy in a boxing match knocks out this big buy.
O When I was young I used to be an idiot.
O There are reported accidents that caused bat strikes to the window; these victims were unconscious.
O My boss stole my thunder when I told him when I finished my task finally.
O Study harder. No pain, no gain!
O As far as I am concerned the ball is in your court.
O You didn’t want toot your own horn.
O Normal people said the government should punish the child.
O Professionals said we should treat the injured teacher and classmates and also this child.

Pronunciation:
* climate /klahy-mit/
* match /mach/
* marathon /mar-uh-thon/
* own /ohn/
* boast /bohst/
* punished /puhn-isht/
* purchase /pur-chuhs/
* perpetrator /pur-pi-trey-ter/
* instinctively /in-stingk-tiv-lee/
* assume /uh-soom/
* accused /uh-kyoozd/
* pursue /per-soo/
* juvenile /joo-vuh-nl/
* prosecution /pros-i-kyoo-shuhn/
* carolina /kar-uh-lahy-nuh/

Build Lexicon:
* intervention := (n) action taken to improve or help a situation.
   Example: Once you decide to have an intervention, planning and preparation are the keys to success.
* unnerving := (adj) making somebody feel nervous or frightened.
   Example:  It is very unnerving to find out that someone you see every day is carrying a potentially deadly virus.
* ramification := (n) the possible results of an action; a number of complicated and unexpected results that follow an action or a decision.
   Example: These changes are bound to have widespread social ramifications.
* deceitful := (adj) behaving in a dishonest way by telling lies and making people believe things that are not true.
   Example: The government was accused of being hypocritical and deceitful.

It can be overcome without professional intervention. 

You drive so recklessly it's unnerving just to ride with you. 

I don't see any ramification. 

No one can trust a deceitful person. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* beat one's brains out := if someone beats their brains out, they try very hard to understand something or solve a problem.
   Example: My grandmother beats her brains out every evening trying to do the crossword puzzle in the newspaper.
* wrap your brain around something := if you concentrate on something in an effort to understand, you wrap your brain around it.
   Example: I need a translation of this report urgently, so wrap your brain around it fast!
* put behind bars := to put someone in prison.
   Example: The bank robbers have been finally put behind bars.
* to take the rap for (something) := means to accept the blame or punishment for something.
   Example: A good coach takes the rap for his team’s struggles.

As the release date come, I beat my brains out to clear all of my tasks

when my cellphone battery was out, I wrapped my brain around it for searching exit door.

There are so many normal people who had been put behind bars in 19 century.

my Gym trainer takes the rap for my fit