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02/03/2021
‘Minari’ explores family, food, dreams against backdrop of the American heartland The Golden Globe-nominated film beautifully showcases the struggle of a Korean American immigrant family trying to build roots in the Ozarks.
01/03/2021
🐱Meow!
28/02/2021
Sentences in Active and Passive voices.
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22/02/2021
19/02/2021
Homophones #3
lead: Tests can determine whether there is lead in the water.
led: Mother Cat led her kittens to the woods. He led a long and happy life.
passed: No child passed the shop without looking at the toys in the window.
past: In the past, we would have farmed our own food.
principal: The school’s principal retired after 40 years. The investment principal generated thousands in interest payments each year. The principal city of Ghana is Accra.
principle: Our company’s first principle is to treat everyone fairly. Following the scientific method is one of the principles of good research.
17/02/2021
Homophones #2
close: Close the door when you leave.
clothes: There are clean clothes in the closet.
desert: Never desert your friends when hiking. dessert: For dessert, we have key lime pie with homemade crust.
discreet: Please be discreet—don’t share this news with anyone else.
discrete: These funds are discrete from the money we use to pay bills. The graphics are handled by a discrete processor.
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”
― Benjamin Franklin🧐
15/02/2021
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/12/learning/what-does-your-countrys-national-anthem-mean-to-you.html
What Does Your Country’s National Anthem Mean to You? Does the song reflect the beliefs you have about your country? How might it be changed to include more perspectives and experiences?
Conversation questions from this morning’s business English class.
1. How much do you socialize with people from work?
3. What questions should you ask when you first meet new team members?
24/03/2019
So, this is happening in the UK: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/gallery/2019/mar/23/fromage-not-farage-best-placards-peoples-vote-march-brexit
'Fromage not Farage': the best signs and sights on the People's Vote march
Talking about Organisational Management with students this morning. What do you think? In a company, is it better to be wrong with the majority, or to be right and stand alone?