Daily English School - 55

Sentence Construction:
X My parents went to the trip so I will go to my parents’ house and I have to take care of their dog.  >> My parents went on the trip so I will go to my parents’ house and I have to take care of their dog.
X This article talk about the campaign which have made in France.  >> This article talks about the campaign which was made in France.
X This would be thrown away. >> These would be thrown away.
X If we keep going this campaign, we should pay sustainable amount of money. >> If we keep this campaign going, we should pay a sustainable amount of money.
X I think it is not good option. >>  I think it is not a good option.
X I rarely buy a new clothes. >>  I rarely buy new clothes.
X We have four season so I have diverse clothes. >> We have four seasons so I have diverse clothes.
X I have a few clothes, there are not clothes that I throw out. >>  I have a few clothes, but there are no clothes that I throw out.
X Maybe these kind of people who have a passion for fashion. >> Maybe these are the kind of people who have a passion for fashion.

Good Sentences:
O It was a busy day too.
O Cigarettes constrict blood vessels.
O Stay here we will be secure against the animals.  
O Juvenile crime is on the increase.
O Doesn't mean we are an item.
O I heard you split up with her.
O I’ve kinda been down in the dumps lately.
O This campaign goal is losing unnecessary clothes.
O This plan is about giving some money for repair bonus.
O If you give you clothes to the special repair shop.
O These actions made more pollution, especially carbon emission.
O  I don’t think this kind of campaign will be sustainable.

Pronunciation:
* juvenile /joo-vuh-nl/
* unnecessarily /uhn-nes-uh-ser-ee-lee/
* scheme /skeem/
* cobbler /kob-ler/
* synthetic /sin-thet-ik/

Build Lexicon:
* scheme := (n.) an organized plan for doing something, especially something dishonest or illegal that will bring a good result for you.
     Example: He has a hare-brained/crazy scheme for getting rich before he's 20.
* cheap := (adj.) costing little money or less than is usual or expected.
     Example: Food is usually cheaper in supermarkets.
* reuse := (v.) to use something again.
     Example: To conserve resources, please reuse this shopping bag.

The scheme is not realistic. 

Yes, it is quite cheap. 

The reuse of waste is also vital. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* cock-a-hoop := excited.
Example: Fans are cock-a-hoop (excited) about the team’s acquisition of the new striker.
* a tough nut to crack  :=  a difficult problem.
Example: The problem of how to motivate employees can be a tough nut to crack (a difficult problem) sometimes.
*  small potatoes := unimportant.
Example: We’re wasting our time on small potatoes (unimportant). Let’s get to the big news that made us have this meeting.

he was cock a hoop after winning the match.

This is going to be a tough nut to crack. 

But this is all small potatoes