Everyday English (Vocabulary Building)

Lesson Notes April 30, 2024 (Vocabulary Building)

• (Getto / Shell ginger) tea tastes a little like camomile, but a little bitter.

• The corner desk I was using was too big, so I switched back to my old small desk.

• She switched back to her first outfit because the fancy clothes were too uncomfortable for the casual party.

• Lucas and I (rearranged / redecorated) our offices yesterday. (NOT renovate)

• In my garden, I’ve hung an orchid in a tree.

• Everything in my garden is blooming, they are so energetic.

• Has it been almost one month since the renovations started?

• She was moved to a long-term hospital.

• We all took turns to keep her occupied at the kid’s play land.

• What kind of play equipment does this place have?

• The local outdoor park has brand new playground equipment.

• The same play land can be found (at / near) Yomiuriland Amusement Park. (= located nearby, but not inside the park)

• Write your name down on the paper. (= a specific piece of paper, you know which one)

• Write your name down on a piece of paper. (= any piece of paper will do)

Vocabulary

• Switch back; to change or return to something that you had before

• Long-term hospital; a hospital where patients can stay for a long period or indefinitely