Date: 10/07/2026
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Student: Dawoon Kim
Topic: Your Weekend Eating Schedule May Affect Your Heart
https://engoo.com/app/daily-news/article/your-weekend-eating-schedule-may-affect-your-heart/B8iNsrdjEfGNkl9afwBcOQ
Sentence Construction:
O I do my research every day. => I dedicate time to my research every day.
O I try to make my research more interesting. => I’m striving to make my research more engaging and compelling.
O I will tell him I have no more time to fix my idea. => I’ll let him know that I’m running out of time to refine my idea.
O I will write for this time. => I’ll take care of the writing this time.
O My daughter and wife will go back to Korea. => My wife and daughter will be returning to Korea.
O Police can ignore this kind of minor crime. => The police may choose not to pursue such minor offenses.
X I just wanna submit my research in the conference. >> I just wanna submit my research to the conference.
X I will finish my first draft of paper. >> I will finish my first draft of the paper.
Pronunciation:
* Consistent /kuhn-sis-tuhnt/
* Jetlag /jetLag/
* Irregular /ih-reg-yuh-ler/
* Cardiovascular /kahr-dee-oh-vas-kyuh-ler/
* Routine /roo-teen/
Build Lexicon:
* Consistent := Staying the same or following a regular pattern.
Example: I try to maintain a consistent eating schedule during the week.
* Jetlag := A condition caused by a difference between your body's normal schedule and a new schedule or time zone.
Example: I experienced jetlag after traveling to Europe.
* Irregular := Not following a regular or predictable pattern.
Example: My eating schedule becomes irregular when I travel.
* Cardiovascular := Related to the heart and blood vessels.
Example: Regular exercise can support cardiovascular health.
* Routine := A regular way of doing things.
Example: Having a healthy morning routine helps me start my day well.
Discover Idioms & Expressions:
* Stick to a schedule := To follow a planned timetable or routine.
Example: I try to stick to a regular eating schedule even on weekends.
* Get out of sync := To stop following the same rhythm, timing, or pattern as something else.
Example: My sleeping and eating habits get out of sync when I work late.
Practice:
* Check out the lexicon, idioms, and expressions.
* Practice reading aloud by yourself.
* Read more helpful English books.
* Practice making your own sentences.
* Watch English programs whenever you have time.
* Learn more words to widen your vocabulary.
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