Daily English School - 73

Sentence Construction:
X Today was a good day and it’s rained all day in Korea.  >> Today was a good day and it rained all day in Korea.
X I rested at home all day. >>  I rested at home all day.
X I went to my friend wedding. >> I went to my friend's wedding.
X This article is about incident that Italian Minister paid bill for dine and dash incident.  >> This article is about an incident where the Italian Minister paid a bill for a dine and dash incident.
X Italian Minister heard that and she pay this bill. >> The Italian Minister heard that and she paid this bill.
X She is one of the minister about Italian government. >> She is one of the ministers of the Italian government.
X I think it is not right path to handle this kind of incident. >> I think it is not the right path to handle this kind of incident.
X He is not person responsible for this kind of incident. >> He is not the person who is responsible for this kind of incident.

Good Sentences:
O I read a book at home.
O A fierce dog is approaching me.
O The building collapsed due to the earthquake.
O The train gradually accelerated.
O The exhaustion of the brain.
O I feel like I’m running on empty.
O He just finally hit the wall.
O He felt he was sitting on pins and needles.
O Hey, you look bushed!

Pronunciation:
* threat /thret/
* berat /be-raht/
* albania /al-beyn-yuh/
* ambassador /am-bas-uh-der/
* adriatic /ey-dree-at-ik/
* beach /beech/

Build Lexicon:
* unpleasant := (adj) describes something causing discomfort, displeasure, or a sense of negative emotions.
   Example: The smell in the old basement was extremely unpleasant, making it hard to stay down there for long.
* suspicion := (n) refers to a feeling of doubt or mistrust about someone or something, often without concrete evidence.
   Example: The detective had a strong suspicion that the new neighbor was involved in the recent burglaries, but he needed more evidence to prove it.
* ambassador := (n) an official who represents his or her country.
   Example: Before becoming president, George H. W. Bush served as US ambassador to the United Nations.
* incident := (n) an event, especially one that is unpleasant or dangerous.
   Example: The teacher reported the incident to the student's family.

He's not always unpleasant. 

He tried to clear himself of the suspicion. 

The American ambassador was called home. 

When exactly did the incident occur? 

Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* pick up the tab := to pay for something, especially expenses or bills.
   Example: In an effort to promote tourism, the government decided to pick up the tab for tourists who left restaurants without paying.
* bail someone out := to rescue or assist someone, often financially, when they are in a difficult situation.
   Example: The government's decision to bail out the "dine and dash" tourists surprised many locals, sparking a debate about priorities.
*grab a bite to eat := is simply saying to get something to eat.
   Example: I don't have much time so let's grab a bite to eat.
* bear fruit := get favorable results from something.
   Example: In the end, her hard work bore fruit and she was accepted into the college of her dreams.

No one was willing to pick up the tab. 

There's no way I bailed someone out last night. 

I checked the terminal and then decided to grab a bite to eat. 

That will bear fruit in the future.