Daily English School - 178

Date: 04/30/2024


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Student: Dawoon Kim


Topic: British man seriously injured in Tobago shark attack


https://edition.cnn.com/2024/04/27/americas/british-man-injured-tobago-shark-attack-intl/index.html

British man seriously injured in Tobago shark attack | CNN

Sentence Construction:


X It is easy  to make corns >> It is easier to make corns


X There is trail >> There is a trail


X You came to restaurant but your friend already wait on line. >> You came to the restaurant but your friend is already waiting in the line.


X We don't aware of them. >> We are not aware of them.


X He try to attack the shark. >> He tried to defend himself from the shark.


X He had a lot of pain. >> He is in severe pain


X Who was attack from shark. >> Who has been attacked by the shark



Pronunciation:


* Hawaii [ huh-wahy-ee/
* temporarily /tem-puh-rair-uh-lee, tem-puh-rer-/
* marine /muh-reen/
* stomach /stuhm-uhk/
* lacerated /las-uh-rey-tid/
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Build Lexicon:


* lacerated := (adj.) torn or deeply cut, typically used to describe flesh or skin.


   Example: He was rushed to the hospital with a lacerated arm after the accident.


* sedated := (adj.) calmed or made less anxious using a drug, typically to facilitate a medical procedure.


   Example: The patient was sedated before the surgery to ensure she would be relaxed and pain-free.



Discover Idioms & Expressions:


* swimming with sharks :=  dealing with dangerous or risky situations.


   Example: He knew that snorkeling in those waters was like swimming with sharks, given their notorious reputation.


* in deep water:= to be in a difficult or precarious situation.


   Example: After the shark attack, he found himself in deep water, both literally and metaphorically, struggling to get back to safety.



Practice:
* Read the lexicon, idioms and expressions. Then, construct sentences for each and be ready to recite them in class.

* Our next topic, Milan wants to ban takeaway food after midnight
https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2404/240425-takeaway-food-ban.html