2014년 5월 27일 화요일
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| ACROSS4. risk 5. serious 6. opposite to retail 8. not water 9. kill lots of people 10. common brain disorder among old people 11. a blister around your lips 12. disgusting | DOWN1. not doubt 2. people who can corret a patient's backbone with massaging 3. synonym of substitute 7. similar to illusion |
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been didn't had have was wasn't were
All the food prepared at home, and often vegetables would
be home-grown-. Meat would be bought at the butcher's shop,
fruit and vegetables at the greengrocer's shop, fish
at the fishmonger's shop and all the other foods and
household needs at the grocery store. Bread could be bought
at the bakery or often would be made at home.
Going out to eat at a restaurant or hotel something that
happen very often, except on very special occasions for most families.
When cars became more popular and cheap enough for most families to own, people could get about more and go for drives. They might gone out for fish and chips or hamburgers for a special treat.
Many eating places such as roadhouses started to open, which would serve people who travelled around for their job. These eating places made meals cheap enough for a family to be able to afford to eat out. In the late 1940's, '-drive-in-' restaurants became popular with people in America who wanted to stop, eat in their cars and be on their way again. But sometimes this a very fast service because everything cooked and served in the same way as it always . Also, eating in your car could be a bit messy and the food might be too hot or too cold!
The first real 'fast food' restaurants 'invented' by the McDonald family in America.
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2014년 5월 26일 월요일
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WORDLIST: America a again always at be car drive-in eating families family fast food foods grocery have made more most often or served started the their to too was who
All the food was prepared __ home, and often vegetables would
__ home-grown-. Meat would be bought at ___ butcher's shop,
fruit and vegetables __ the greengrocer's shop, fish
at ___ fishmonger's shop and all the other _____ and
household needs at the _______ store. Bread could be bought
__ the bakery or often would be ____ at home.
Going out __ eat at a restaurant or hotel ___ something that
didn't happen very _____, except on very special occasions for ____ families.
When cars became ____ popular and cheap enough for most ________ to own, people could get about ____ and go for drives. They might ____ gone out for fish and chips __ hamburgers for a special treat.
Many eating places such as roadhouses _______ to open, which would serve people ___ travelled around for their job. These ______ places made meals cheap enough for _ family to be able to afford __ eat out. In the late 1940's, '-________-' restaurants became popular with people in _______ who wanted to stop, eat in _____ cars and be on their way _____. But sometimes this wasn't a very ____ service because everything was cooked and ______ in the same way as it ______ had been. Also, eating in your ___ could be a bit messy and ___ food might be too hot or ___ cold!
The first real 'fast ____' restaurants were 'invented' by the McDonald ______ in America.
All the food was prepared __ home, and often vegetables would
__ home-grown-. Meat would be bought at ___ butcher's shop,
fruit and vegetables __ the greengrocer's shop, fish
at ___ fishmonger's shop and all the other _____ and
household needs at the _______ store. Bread could be bought
__ the bakery or often would be ____ at home.
Going out __ eat at a restaurant or hotel ___ something that
didn't happen very _____, except on very special occasions for ____ families.
When cars became ____ popular and cheap enough for most ________ to own, people could get about ____ and go for drives. They might ____ gone out for fish and chips __ hamburgers for a special treat.
Many eating places such as roadhouses _______ to open, which would serve people ___ travelled around for their job. These ______ places made meals cheap enough for _ family to be able to afford __ eat out. In the late 1940's, '-________-' restaurants became popular with people in _______ who wanted to stop, eat in _____ cars and be on their way _____. But sometimes this wasn't a very ____ service because everything was cooked and ______ in the same way as it ______ had been. Also, eating in your ___ could be a bit messy and ___ food might be too hot or ___ cold!
The first real 'fast ____' restaurants were 'invented' by the McDonald ______ in America.
Journal 20 :Too Much English Disorder
We finally come to show a few symptoms of TMED (Too Much English Disorder).
A first symptom came to Kim and me last Friday. When Karen said " ..not thurgy ..", we felt a little ashamed because we didn't figure out what English word "thurgy" was. We wispered to Karen, " What does 'thrugy' mean, Karen?" Not understanding what our question was, she asked us back again. " thurgy? What is it?" Then Kim and I realised that we had a slight symptom of Too Much English disorder. It was "낯설지.. that Karen said in Korean at that time." What a nonsense , Kim and Park(me)!
The second absurd error happened when Karen misunderstood a few words in Noel's class today. While we were doing small talk with him at the beginning, he said " .... bought a car...." Karen heard them as 'vodca' Russian liquor and responded in an awkward way. We were all laughing heartily and the great actor Noel made fun of her, gibberishing as if drunken.
The third symptom was a happening in Brad's class. When Brad said to Jumi, " Jumi un-nee", I and the other classmates couldn't believe our ears because Brad was not such a teacher who would say the cutesy Korean words like un nee (sister). So we giggled, imitating " Wow, Jumi un nee.." But we were wrong! In fact, Brad just called " Jumi and Mi."
We must be developing a serious disorder. Too Much English Disorder is gradually casting its dark shadow over our classroom.
2014년 5월 24일 토요일
2014년 5월 22일 목요일
journal 19: Prison Breakers
Thursday, May 22
While we were chatting as usual at the first recess, we realized we had one thing in common lately. Before we knew, we got sick and tired of the same day,the same classroom 305, the same pattern, the constant English torture.All of us, classmates had been feeling the same way, particularly since last week. At the same time we shouted, " We have been in a slump.We need
a small change to survive."
After discussing, we came up with the idea, " This classroom looks like a prison today. We have to escape from this prison even for a short time. As a band-aid measure, let's explore to a new place to eat lunch with a bowl of korean rice wine."
We could feel a lot refreshed with the fantastic lunch; Korean rice wine, spicy noodles, noodle soup, seafood and leek pancake, under the trees, blue sky and with soft breeze.
2014년 5월 20일 화요일
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2014년 5월 14일 수요일
journal 18: Dr. Henderson
2014년 5월 7일 수요일
journal 17: Bullying Advice
Wednesday May 7
In Michelle's class, we are learining about bullying which is certainly heavy and serious issue. Today she gave us the handout of bullying advice. I find it helpful for dealing with bulling at an early stage.
2014년 5월 3일 토요일
journal 16: Hotel California (Lyrics)
Friday May 2
I had meaningful time in learning the song Hotel California.
In Denis's class, we were being taught the four strand theory. For a meaningful input and output and a language focus, we had the luck to listen to the song Hotel California. Though I had already known and liked it so much, the song sounded very different to me at that moment. It was probably because I came to understand the lyrics more deeply through Denis's meaningful explanation. So I love it the more. How gloomysweet its melody is! How literary and philosophical its lyric is!
In Denis's class, we were being taught the four strand theory. For a meaningful input and output and a language focus, we had the luck to listen to the song Hotel California. Though I had already known and liked it so much, the song sounded very different to me at that moment. It was probably because I came to understand the lyrics more deeply through Denis's meaningful explanation. So I love it the more. How gloomysweet its melody is! How literary and philosophical its lyric is!
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