Daily English School - 207

Date: 07/05/2024


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Student: Dawoon Kim


Topic: Major record labels sue AI companies over copyright


https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2406/240627-copyright-infringement.html#google_vignette

Major record labels sue AI companies over copyright

Sentence Construction:


X My wife pregnant. >> My wife is pregnant.


X She knew that and talked to me. >> She knew that and talked to me.


X We could saw the picture of ultrasound. >> We could see the ultrasound picture.


X My wife is city. >> My wife lives in the city.


X She don’t carry things >> She shouldn’t carry things.


X New president of my company addressed a plan to move our headquarter to the other city. >> The new president of my company announced a plan to move our headquarters to another city.


X My new president comments about new strategy to make more money provided… >> My new president's comments about the new strategy to make more money provided…


X Someone who didn’t have permission to the maker use the content. >> Someone who didn't have permission from the creator used the content.


X The world would be disaster. >> The world would be a disaster.


X I felt that in Korea weather. >> I felt that in Korea's weather.



Pronunciation:
* favorable /fey-ver-uh-buhl, feyv-ruh-/
* strategy /strat-i-jee/
* universal /yoo-nuh-vur-suhl/
* genuine /jen-yoo-in/
* Fahrenheit /far-uhn-hahyt; German fahr-uhn-hahyt/
* chapter /chap-ter/
* Argentina /ahr-juhn-tee-nuh/
* half /haf/
* compare  /kuhm-pair/



Build Lexicon:


* infringements := (n.) violations or breaches of rules, rights, or laws.


Example: The company faced legal action due to copyright infringements.


* doctrine := (n.) a belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a religion, government, or other group.
Example: The government's new economic doctrine emphasized deregulation.


* regurgitate := (v.) to bring up and flow back (partially digested food) like ruminants do; to repeat information without analyzing or comprehending it fully.


Example: He didn't understand the material; he could only regurgitate the teacher's words during the exam.



Discover Idioms & Expressions:


* cross the line := to behave in a way that is unacceptable or illegal.


Example: Copying entire chapters from a book without permission crosses the line.


* take liberties := to use something without proper permission or authority, often in a way that is not allowed.


Example: They took liberties with the software code and didn't credit the original developers.



Practice:
* Read the lexicon, idioms and expressions. Then, construct sentences for each and be ready to recite them in class.
* Our next topic, Monday’s Topic