Daily English School - 241

Date: 09/09/2024


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Student: Dawoon Kim


Topic: Airline CEO Wants Stricter Alcohol Limits Before Flying


https://engoo.com/app/daily-news/article/airline-ceo-wants-stricter-alcohol-limits-before-flying/8ST5kmbJEe-ALntzw38GzQ

Airline CEO Wants Stricter Alcohol Limits Before Flying  | Engoo Daily News

Sentence Construction:


X She wanna invitation. >> He just wanted to give me an invitation for his wedding.


X When I was young I usually went to the sacred temple with my father for hiking. >> When I was young, I often went hiking with my father at the sacred temple.


X When my grandfather was passed away many people came to his house to mourn. >> When my grandfather passed away, many people came to his house to mourn.


X The burial ceremony is Korean traditional method to place body but nowadays we don't use this way. >> The burial ceremony used to be the traditional Korean method for laying the body to rest, but nowadays, we don't use this method as much

X I never seen the process of forging before but I hear that I can see the process of forging on the Youtube channel. >>


X Some people who drunk a lot can make big problem on the train. >> Some people who drink excessively can cause serious problems on the train.


X People near him it seems like little bit dangerous for me. >> The people around him seem a little bit dangerous to me.



Pronunciation:
* feature /fee-cher/
* dumb /duhm/
* sacred /sey-kri/
* reverence /rev-er-uhns, rev-ruhns/
* mourn /mawrn, mohrn/
* burial /ber-ee-uhl/
* forging /fawr-jing, fohr-/
* tomb /toom/
* alcoholic /al-kuh-haw-lik, -hol-ik/



Build Lexicon:


* Incident := (n.) An event or occurrence, often one that is unexpected or disruptive.


Example: The airline had to handle several incidents caused by intoxicated passengers.


* Duty-free := (adj.) Products sold without the addition of taxes, usually in international airports.
Example: Passengers often buy duty-free alcohol before boarding their flights.



Discover Idioms & Expressions:


* Off the charts := Extremely high or excessive.


Example: The number of alcohol-related incidents on flights has been off the charts lately.


* Under the influence := Being affected by alcohol or drugs.


Example: The airline staff are trained to identify passengers who appear to be under the influence before they board.



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