전화영어 피드백 Day 3 (November 2, 2017 Thursday)

November 2, 2017 Thursday

What I Learned:

1. I think = used to express what you think at the moment

I think the movie is almost over.

I think I saw him before.

I think it's going to rain soon.

I think we should get going.

2. I don't think = expression that denotes a negative impression towards something or someone.

I don't think he is very kind.

I don't think we can wait that long.

I don't think I can attend the meeting.

I don't think that's necessary.

3. I'm thinking about = used to express something that you would like to do in the near future.

I'm thinking about buying a laptop.

I'm thinking about going out tonight.

I'm thinking about getting a plastic surgery.

4. I was thinking about = used to describe something that you have thought of doing in the past

I was thinking about you.

I was thinking about calling you.

I was thinking about going to the mall.

I was thinking about getting a motorcycle.

5. I've been thinking about 

= expression used to describe something that you have been thinking of for quite a long time already.

= used on more important or major decisions

I've been thinking about starting a business.

I've been thinking about getting a divorce.

I've been thinking about selling the old car.

I've been thinking about quitting my job.

Pronunciation Practice

1. divorce [dih-VAWRS]

Vocabulary Words

1. hit the sack

= to go bed

Example: I don't have a regular time hitting the sack.

Sentence Construction

I have a meeting between them.

-> I have a meeting in between my classes.

I don't hit the sack in a regular time.

-> I don't have a regular schedule hitting the sack.

I am thinking about buying new iPhone X.

-> I am thinking about buying a new iPhone X.

I've been thinking about doing a research for myself.

-> I've been thinking about doing a research on my own.

I've been thinking about marrying my girlfriend within 5 years.

-> I've been thinking about marrying my girlfriend in the next 5 years.

Quote of the day

Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a person of value. (Albert Einstein)