Nov 30th

How are you? What’s new?
Nothing special (is new).
I’m tired.
I didn’t sleep well. I was up all night with the baby.
How old is he?
He’s six months old.
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Reggie: Do you like tea?
Mrs. Jones: Yes, but not this tea, I am sorry. Do you like it? How old is this tea?
Reggie: It’s new. And yes, I like it very much! Would you like some other kind of tea?
Mrs. Jones: Do you have anything else, I’m sorry.
Reggie: It’s no problem. I have many kinds of tea.
Mrs. Jones: Thanks Reggie. You’re so sweet.
Mrs. Jones: Oh! This tea is good! How much was it?
Reggie: Oh. It was five boxes for 3.99! Isn’t that great?
Mrs. Jones: Yes. It is. That’s a good deal! Where did you buy them?
Reggie: At Harold’s Grocery on Ditmars Avenue. Here, have a tangerine slice.
Mrs. Jones: (taking one and biting into it) Mmm. Wow! So fresh. Do you get your fruit at Harold’s too?
Reggie: Yeah. I do all my grocery shopping there.
Mrs. Jones: How much were these?
Reggie: Oh, I ‘m sorry Mrs. Jones, but I don’t remember.

Nov 28

What's happening (What's new?)?

• 'Nothing special.'
• 'Nothing much.'
• 'A lot.'
• 'I got a new car.'
• 'I saw a great movie.'
• ''I'm tired. My son didn't sleep well last night./My six-month old didn't sleep well last night. I was up all night."

How old is he?

• He's six months old.
• What kind of tea is this?

It's Rose Mary and Kujeol-cho tea. They are herbs

Why? Do you like it?

• Yes, I like it very much.

What's your new born's name?

• His name is Cheong-yoon. His English name is Danny.

Did you get any sleep, Mrs. Lee?

• None at all.

Well, you look grand for someone who hasn't slept.

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Everyday English:

Did you go anywhere?

Wyoming!

Megan got so excited as she explained what she did!

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We saw Harrison Ford; the movie guy, because he has a ranch there.

She pointed out some interesting things.

Then she asked about their vacations.

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Mount Sullak/Sullak Mountain

Everyday English Page 13:

PRONUNCIATION:

• She took the things she needed out of her back back.
• The five minute "bellllllrang".

Where are Jason, Mark, and Greg?

• They are at school, in the school yard.

Where are we?

• We are at home, in the room.

Where is your son?

• He is at home.

Where at home, is your son?

• He is at home, in the living room.

Where is your husband?

• He is at the office.

what else=what other thing(s)