Daily English School - 54

Sentence Construction:
X I never been taking this kind of class before.  >>  I have never taken this kind of class before.
X A girl was died in a school bus. >>  A girl died on a school bus.
X It is lead  to attention of bus monitor. >> It was due to the negligence of the bus monitor.
X It makes her to not breathing at that time so unfortunately she has hurt by this incident. >> It constricted her breathing and she was hurt in this incident.
X She did not do to do for monitoring her children on the bus. >> She did not do her responsibility and obligation to keep the children safe.
X She would be punishment. >>  She would be punished.
X Actually we don’t have like bus monitor. >> Actually we don’t have a bus monitor.

Good Sentences:
O I feel like I can muscle up some strength.
O It was the worst ordeal of my life.
O They broadcast some programs about global warming.
O Pay close attention and watch what I do.
O His supplies store is small.  
O Yes true, I was dog tired and careless.
O It’s dog-eat-dog out dear.
O You work like a dog but to know avail.
O We decided to let sleeping dogs lie.
O This article is about a sad story.
O She had to do her duty.

Pronunciation:
* caught /kawt/
* avalanche /av-uh-lanch/
* program /proh-gram/
* available /uh-vey-luh-buhl/
* claremont /klair-mont/
* caused /kawzt/
* charged /chahrjd/
* prosecutor /pros-i-kyoo-ter/
* girl /gurl/
* procedure /pruh-see-jer/
* pronounced /pruh-nounst/
* Somerset /suhm-er-set/
* appropriate /uh-proh-pree-eyt/

Build Lexicon:
* constrict := (v.) to become tighter and narrower, or to make something become tighter and narrower.
     Example: He hated wearing a tie - he felt it constricted his breathing.
* secure := (adj.) positioned or attached firmly and correctly and therefore not likely to move, fall, or break.
     Example: That ladder doesn't look very secure to me.
* juvenile := (adj.) relating to a young person who is not yet old enough to be considered an adult.
     Example: He was later taken to juvenile detention for violating the terms of his parole.

Cigarettes constrict blood vessels. 

Staying here, we will be secure against the animals. 

Juvenile crime is on the increase. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* were an item :=  I didn’t know Chris and Sue were an item (having a romantic relationship). They didn’t even look at each other at dinner.
Example: When he realized that Lucy and Alex were an item, it broke his heart.
* split up :=  end a relationship.
Example: Have you heard? Sophia  and Joseph have split up (end a relationship).
* down in the dumps := depressed.
Example: You’ve been down in the dumps (depressed) all week. Let’s go to the football game – that’ll cheer you up.

Doesn't mean we're an item. 

I heard you split up with her. 

I've kind of been down in the dumps lately.