Daily English School - 66

Sentence Construction:
X I’ve been working in company for few years. >> I've been working in the company for a few years.
X These changing diet make me do not eat vegetables. >>  These changing diets will make me not eat vegetables.
X Social life cycle make this kind of things. >>  Social life cycles make this kind of thing.
X It is similar things with after we airplane flight. >> It is similar to what happens after an airplane flight.
X My sleeping pattern is irregularly. >> My sleeping pattern is irregular.
X I feel like this because when I sleep lately after then I am usually tired in morning. >> I feel like this because when I sleep late, I am usually tired in the morning.
X In my case, I usually work from 8 AM to 7 PM weekday. >>  In my case, I usually work from 8 AM to 7 PM weekdays.
X I usually eat normal food at work but dinner I usually cook something at my home. >> I usually eat normal food at work but for dinner I usually cook something at home.
X I think I should eat something light food at dinner. >> I think I should eat something light at dinner.

Good Sentences:
O I’m feeling good because tomorrow is Friday.
O I have no special plans for the weekend.
O He apologized for his outburst.
O How can you ditch me like that?
O The weather has been fickle lately.
O His function really is to be expendable.
O He got a pink slip again at his new job.
O Coach put him out to pasture.
O When I stop enjoying my work, that will be the time to hang up my boots.
O However the companies did not sever their ties.
O This article is about the bad thing about irregular sleeping patterns.
O When we sleep irregularly our body conditions will be bad.

Pronunciation:
* inquiry /in-kwuh-ree /
* expendable /ik-spen-duh-buhl/
* triumph /trahy-uhmf/
* species /spee-sheez/
* zones /zohns/
* sugary /shoog-uh-ree /
* problematic /prob-luh-mat-ik/
* rhythms /rith-uhm/

Build Lexicon:
* pattern := (n) the regular way in which something happens or is done.
   Example: We have no way of predicting next year's weather patterns.
* adverse := (adj) negative and unpleasant; not likely to produce a good result.
   Example: Lack of money will have an adverse effect on our research programme.
* routine := (n)  the normal order and way in which you regularly do things.97
   Example: We are trying to get the baby into a routine for feeding and sleeping.
* adjust := (v) to change something slightly to make it more suitable for a new set of conditions or to make it work better.
   Example: to change something slightly to make it more suitable for a new set of conditions or to make it work better

I forgot my pattern lock. 

The flight was delayed because of adverse weather. 

The fault was discovered during a routine check. 

We need to adjust our total income. 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* sleep like a baby :=  is used to describe that a person will sleep exceptionally well, peacefully, and undisturbed.
   Example: Fifteen minutes later Travis was sleeping like a baby.
* catnap := describes taking a short and light nap.
   Example:  A strange-looking man in a black trench coat awakened him from his catnap.
* turn in for the night :=  means to go to bed, or at least to begin getting ready for bed.
   Example: It’s late; I think I’d better turn in for the night.
* get up on the wrong side of the bed := when someone is in a particularly grumpy, irritable or unhappy mood.
   Example: What’s wrong with you today? Did you get up on the wrong side of the bed?

I'm going to sleep like a baby tonight. 

I'm gonna take a catnap. 

I think I'll turn in for the night. 

I think I woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.