Daily English School - 61

Sentence Construction:
X Today is nothing happened. >> Today nothing happened.
X Today temperature is 42 degree celsius. >> Today the temperature is 42 degrees celsius.
X  So it’s come as no surprise that he steal the show.  >>  So it's no surprise that he steals the show.
X Vienna has got highest score in EIU report. >>  Vienna has got the highest score in the EIU report.
X EIU calculated this view of each city. >>  EIU calculated the result based on five categories of each city.
X One of Asian city, Osaka is held. >> One Asian city, Osaka, is held.
X Actually, I didn’t know Vienna. >>  Actually, I didn’t know anything about Vienna. / To be honest, I’m not familiar with the city, Vienna.
X I want to see, how much this city beautiful.  >>  I want to see how beautiful this city is.
X For me, I want to live in Toronto because I have a fantasy about living Canada. >>  For me, I want to live in Toronto because I have a fantasy about living in Canada.

Good Sentences:
O Today is a tough day because it is Monday.
O It was extremely scorching.
O They are active in the feminist movement.
O The movie sequel is better than the first.
O People are enjoying the music of the indie band in the club.
O That’s why I had to spin-off the company.
O Now he will have to run the show.
O The series will premiere in April.
O We wanna get the show on the road, but it’s not fair for the players.
O This article is about the report of the world’s livable city.

Pronunciation:
* livable /liv-uh-buhl/
* category /kat-i-gawr-ee/
* lively /lahyv-lee/
* economist / ih-kon-uh-mist/
* caused /kawzt/
* Copenhagen /koh-puhn-hey-guhn/
* Canada /kan-uh-dah/
* Japanese /jap-uh-neez/
* managed /man-ijt/
* restriction / ri-strik-shuhn/
* established /ih-stab-lisht/

Build Lexicon:
* trendy :=  (adj) very fashionable and modern.
   Example:  My sister is very fashionable and always wears trendy clothes and accessories.
* livable := (adj) suitable or pleasant to live in.
   Example: Vancouver is often ranked as one of the world’s livable cities.
* stability := (n) the state of not changing or being unlikely to change.
   Example: After paying off her debts, Maria finally felt a sense of financial stability.
*  immerse := (v) to involve oneself completely in something.
   Example: I was so immersed in my book that I didn't hear you come home.

Just give me something trendy. 

Some people might consider it a very livable place. 

Local muscles are important for body stability. 

Immerse yourself in music 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* set the record straight := to reveal the truth/ to clarify.
   Example: In order to set the record straight, the umpires checked the camera to review the previous shot.
* snowed under := to be busy.
Example: My father seems to have been snowed under for the last few weeks.
* to break someone’s bubble := to do or say something that proves someone else’s beliefs are not true.
Example: Glint just broke my bubble when he said that he was part of it.
* hive of activity := is a place where a lot is happening, and everyone present is busy doing something.
   Example: When we went to offer help, the kitchen was already a hive of activity.

I just wanted to set the record straight. 

I've been snowed under. 

she broke his bubble and he was gone.

the farmer's market is a hive of activity