Daily English School - 220

Date: 08/01/2024


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Student: Dawoon Kim


Topic: Actor’s excessive airport security sparks probe into human rights violations


https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20240726050514

Actor’s excessive airport security sparks probe into human rights violations

Sentence Construction:


X My dog also doesn’t like to go out. >> My dog also doesn’t like to go out.


X My dog didn’t pee in the house >> She doesn’t pee in the house.


X Without house. >> Not in the house.


X When I was army I serviced at the boundary line of  South Korea. >>
When I was in the army, I served at the boundary line of South Korea.


X Many famous studios hire stuntman for making action movies. >> Many famous studios hire stuntmen in making action movies.


X When I received my job offer from a company I was dancing on air. >> When I received my job offer from the company, I was dancing on air.


X It is not fault of him. >> It’s not his fault.



Pronunciation:
* moment /moh-muhnt/
* impractical /im-prak-ti-kuh/
* conclusion /kuhn-kloo-zhuhn/
* violation /vahy-uh-ley-shuhn/
* infringe /in-frinj/
* measure /mezh-er/
* authority /uh-thawr-i-tee, uh-thor-/
* arbitrary /ahr-bi-trer-ee/
* coercion /koh-ur-shuhn/
* role /rohl/



Build Lexicon:


* endorsed := (v.) to approve, support, or recommend something, often publicly.


Example: The senator endorsed the new education policy during the press conference.


* solely := (adv.) only; exclusively; to the exclusion of others.


Example: The decision was made solely based on the data collected from the recent survey.


* entities := (n.) something that exists as a separate and distinct unit; an organization or being.


Example: The research focused on various entities within the tech industry, including startups and established companies.



Discover Idioms & Expressions:


* a tight security net := strict and comprehensive security measures.


Example: The airport had set up a tight security net for the actor, ensuring no unauthorized access to his area.


* on the up and up := to be completely honest and transparent.


Example: The security team wanted to make sure everything was on the up and up before letting me through the gate.



Practice:
* Read the lexicon, idioms and expressions. Then, construct sentences for each and be ready to recite them in class.
* Our next topic, UK doctors to treat people suffering from eco-anxiety
https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2407/240722-eco-anxiety-5.html