Daily English School - 50

Sentence Construction:
X Monday is always tiring.   >> Mondays are always tiring.  
X Maybe a typhoon will be come in Korea maybe two weeks. >> Maybe a typhoon will come to Korea in maybe two weeks.
X  People can give others kindness without any reverse.  >>  People can give kindness without expecting anything in return.
X Kindness is relative things each other.  >>  Kindness is relative to each other.
X If I have some good things or day I share this my family. >> If I have some good things or day I share it with my family.

Good Sentences:
O It is the complex point that baffles me.
O Please do not slam and vandalize this button.
O He tries to soothe the crying child.
O If we can find the smuggler we can find the buyer.
O You don’t even have to toe the party line, just be honest.
O In one-two-horse races people vote  technically.
O I will vote with my feet because my company moved to another city.
O This article is about a common nature of humans is kindness.
O Researchers said so many companies or social groups have kindness in their actions.
O When I was a student I shared homework with my friend.
O Actually, for the strangers I just act to speak kindness.

Pronunciation:
* baffle /baf-uhl/
* deliberately /dih-lib-er-it-lee/
* soothe /sooth/
* universal /yoo-nuh-vur-suhl/
* cultural /kuhl-cher-uhl/
* request /ri-kest/

Build Lexicon:
* tendency := (n) an inclination toward a particular way of acting, behaving, etc.
   Example: Pete has a tendency to overreact.
* immigration := (n) the place at a country's border where the documents of people entering are checked.
   Example: We passed immigration with no issues.
* grateful := (adj) feeling or showing thanks.
   Example: I'm really grateful for all your help today!
* universal := (adj) relating or applying to all people or things.
   Example: The dove is a universal symbol of peace.

He has a tendency of spreading rumors. 

It took a long time to go through immigration.

I am really grateful to all of you. 

It is a universal story. 

 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* armchair critic := is a person who makes comments and criticisms about a situation that they are not actually doing anything to help fix the problem
   Example: It's easy to be an armchair critic, but no one ever takes action to help solve the problem.
* busybody :=  is a person who constantly wants to know about or interfere in the details of other people’s lives.
   Example: My aunt is such a busybody – she’s always asking nosy questions about my love life. I wish she’d mind her own business.
* cheapskate :=  is a person who hates to spend much money.
   Example: John bought his mother a $5 gift for her birthday. I can’t believe what a cheapskate he is!
* goody two shoes :=  is a person who always acts good, sweet, or nice, and follows the rules perfectly. They never do anything bad or rebellious.
   Example: Mary was a goody two shoes in high school, but when she went to college she turned into a real rebel.

as an armchair critic, he often critiques movies without ever setting foot in a theater.

she couldn't resist being a busybody, constantly meddling in other people's affairs.

My friend is such a cheapskate, always looking for the cheapest deals and refusing to spend and money on anything!

Sarah is always the goody two shoes in class, never breaking any rules and always getting top grades.