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Lesson Notes March 7, 2025 (FRIDAY ZOOM)
Words & Phrases
I wanted to say thanks for the information she gave us.
I went out to look at my garden. It was so cold. I couldn’t endure to stay outside.
I am worried about colder temperatures than they are now.
“I am worried about temperatures being colder than they are now.”
The group draws names to see who can join the chorus.
If my name isn’t drawn I can’t join the chorus.
Has your name never been drawn?
She can participate if her name is drawn.
Last year, there was no drawing.
Are you turning your heater up or down?
I was turning it down.
People who wear glasses, usually have two or three pairs.
How many pairs of glasses do you have?
Eyeglasses are the same as a pair of glasses.
He has a knack for numbers.
“Knack for (phrase) mean to have a natural talent or ability to do something well, especially something that comes easily or with little effort.
My friend has a knack for learning languages.
“She has a knack for solving difficult problems.”
“He has a real knack for making people laugh.”
Excuse me, does this sweater come in blue?
Excuse me, is this sweater available in blue?
Shirts come in different sizes, like small, medium, and large.
These shoes are coming in more colours next month.
The new phone came in three models last year.
The store will have new dresses coming in soon.
These flowers have come in many colours this year.”
I don’t want to go to karaoke. I can’t sing well, so I am embarrassed. (NOT “embarrassing)
Appropriate Language
“Draw” refers to the process of selecting something randomly, often by chance.
“Come in” is commonly used to talk about the different types, varieties, or options available for a particular thing.
“Embarrassed” is how you feel when something makes you feel uncomfortable or self-conscious.
Embarrassed is a feeling you have.
“Embarrassing” describes something that causes you to feel embarrassed.
Embarrassing describes the situation or action that causes that feeling.
