Daily English School - 49

Sentence Construction:
X We must ascertain that we all safe.  >> We must ascertain that we are all safe.
X  He said his employees you should remove some disney cartoons on the war.  >>  He told his employees to remove some disney cartoons at the asylum seekers centers.
X  I think this is very controversial things in the UK.  >>  I think this is a very controversial thing in the UK.
X One of way to make diversity is accept immigration. >> One way to create diversity is to accept immigration.
X Immigrations can makes more creative things. >> Immigrants can make more creative things.
X Sometimes this kind of things make some problems.  >>  Sometimes this kind of thing causes some problems.
X I think Korea is not attractive country to immigration. >> I think Korea is not an attractive country to immigration.
X Nobody want to immigrate in our country because Korea is so conservative country. >> Nobody wants to immigrate to our country because Korea is so conservative country.
X As far as I know the immigration department of Korea is maded by this year. >> As far as I know, the immigration department of Korea will be made this year.

Good Sentences:
O I tried to finish my work quickly.  
O It’s been a rainy day so I didn’t clean my house.
O That’s enough to give you a motive.
O We will have to wait for the autopsy.
O They try to get away with murder.
O He is obviously a rotten apple.
O I don’t know, I just felt like I wanted to come clean.
O It wasn’t the first time he has been in hot water.
O Diversity makes more creative things.
O Minority of people make these kinds of things.
O  It does not make sense nowadays.

Pronunciation:
* asylum /uh-sahy-luhm/
* removal /ri-moo-vuhl/
* profile /proh-fahyl/
* astonishing /uh-ston-i-shing/
* celebrity /suh-leb-ri-tee/
* cruelty /kroo-uhl-tee/
* vulnerable /vuhl-ner-uh-buhl/

Build Lexicon:
* baffle := (v) to confuse somebody completely; to be too difficult or strange for somebody to understand or explain.
   Example: His behavior baffles me.
* vandalize := (v) to damage something, especially public property, deliberately and for no good reason.
   Example: The pay phone had been vandalized and wasn’t working.
* soothe  := (v) to make somebody who is anxious, upset, etc. feel calmer.
   Example: The music soothed her for a while.
* smuggler  := (n) a person who takes goods into or out of a country illegally.
   Example: His parents were dismayed after knowing that he is a drug smuggler.

It is the complex points that baffle me. 

Please do not hit, slam, or vandalize this button. 

He tried to soothe the crying child. 

If we can find the smuggler, we can find the buyer. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* toe the party line  := to conform to the rules or standards of the political party you belong to.
   Example: He’ll have to learn to toe the party line, if he wants to get on.
* press the flesh := to shake hands.
   Example: He has to do a lot of flesh pressing in the run up to the elections.
* one- two-horse race := a competition or election which doesn’t have many likely winners.
   Example: This presidential election was just a two-horse race.
* to vote with your feet := to leave.
   Example: I told her that if she didn’t like the job she could always vote with her feet.

You don't even have to toe the party line, just be honest. 

The president spent the weekend pressing the flesh. 

In tight two horse races, people vote tactically. 

I will vote with my feet because my company moved to another city.