Daily Englsih School - 33

Sentence Construction:
X The reason it's harder is because  I went on business trip too. >> The reason it's harder is because  I went on a business trip too.
X It rained heavily while I have to work outdoor. >> It rained heavily while I had to work outdoors.
X He is a poet and his poems makes me blew my mind.  >> He is a poet and his poems blew my mind.
X  I want to make sure that the products are arrived safe and sound.  >>  I want to make sure that the products arrive safe and sound.
X City mayor who is Mr. Hong said this festival was illegal because they block the street for their festival so it made uncomfortable for citizen. >> City mayor, Mr. Hong said this festival was illegal because they blocked the street for their festival so it made it uncomfortable for citizens.
X Police said they have already permission from government. >> Police said they already have permission from the government.
X In Korea, next year we will have election. >> In Korea, next year we will have an election.
X City mayor he appeals his supporters. >> As mayor, he appeals to his supporters.

Good Sentences:
O One of my friends asked me to borrow my car for two days but I refused because I have a plan to use my car.
O Use a gas stove very carefully. It is extremely important.
O She has rescued hundreds of sea turtles in the US.
O We were saved by the bell.
O My team working style is like a dog with a bone.
O I tried to solve some problems but finally I got it. I just bark up the wrong tree.
O This article is about the clash of the two groups in Korea.

Pronunciation:
* poet /poh-it/
* moved /moovd/
* receptionist /ri-sep-shuh-nist/
* temporary /tem-puh-rer-ee/
* scuffle /skuhf-uhl/
* manage /man-ij/
* provisional /pruh-vizh-uh-nl/
* police /puh-lees/
* personnel /pur-suh-nel/
* organizers /awr-guh-nahy-zer/
* scathing /skey-thing/

Build Lexicon:
* scuffle := (n) a short and not very violent fight or struggle.
   Example: He was involved in a scuffle with a photographer.
* injunction := (n) an official order given by a court that demands that something must or must not be done.
   Example: She took out an injunction to prevent the press from publishing the information.
* disperse := (v)  to move apart and go away in different directions; to make somebody/something do this.
   Example: Police dispersed the protesters with tear gas.
* congestion := (n) the state of being crowded and full of traffic.
   Example: The new bridge should ease congestion in the area.

Nobody was seriously injured in the scuffle.  

You signed off on the injunction.

The police resorted to force to disperse the mob. 

The problem of traffic congestion in Seoul is terrible. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* gender binary :=  the idea that there are only two distinct genders (male and female).
   Example: Many people don't believe in the gender binary because they don't identify as solely male or female.
* the more the merrier := the more people have gathered, the more enjoyable the event will be.
   Example: I should welcome you all—the more the merrier.
* get into the holiday spirit :=  to feel joyful throughout the holiday season.
   Example:  Anna baked gingerbread cookies and put on some Christmas music to help her get into the holiday spirit.
* go Dutch := to split the bill when everyone shares the cost equally.
   Example: Andrew and I have decided to go Dutch on a subscription for this music streaming platform.

is it true that the gender binary is scientific theory

 figured the more the merrier. 

Come on, get into the  holiday spirit of things.

You should go Dutch when you are with your friends.