David's English Class
Homework
Did you like reading this article? Why/not?
What do you think of when you hear the word 'store'?
What do you think about what you read?
How well do you think Nomu Mayo will sell?
How popular might Nomu Mayo be in your country?
What do you think people are saying in reviews?
What would you use instead of mayonnaise?
What other condiments or dressings could become a drink?
What is your favourite dressing, condiment and spread?
What questions would you like to ask the makers of Nomu Mayo?
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David, this is perfect! Great job!
1.
I liked the article because it was interesting and easy to understand.
Yes,
2.
When I hear “store”. I think of a big supermarket with lots of shelves.
3.
I think the article gave some cool ideas about new food products.
4.
I guess Nomu Mayo will sell quite well if the taste is good.
5.
It might be pretty popular in my country among people who like trying new things.
6.
I imagine people are saying it’s tasty but maybe a bit unusual.
7.
I’d probably use Greek yogurt instead of mayonnaise for a lighter taste.
8.
Maybe mustard or pesto could be turned into a drink. It’d be weird but fun.
9.
My favourite dressing is balsamic, condiment is hot sauce, and spread is hummus.
10.
I’d ask the makers what inspired them to create Nomu Mayo and how they tested the recipe.
Very nice work David! We will review the Present Perfect.
1) I think, tartar is one of the ___interesting dish for me
most dishes .
2) Now, The most popular culinary trend are corps desserts
the is ???? .
3) I like to eat some watermelons in hot weather
omit watermelon .
4) No, I am never cooking a traditional dish
have cooked .
5) Very strong,___ because I can check new recept of many
It has a influence see recipes for
dishes
.
Thank you David! I appreciate your effort here!
1) Мike Johns got stuck in __ driveless taxi
a driverless
2) Waymo has _____ fixed all mistakes in short time
omit quickly the problems omit
3) This techonology have many problems because AI can
has
make a mistake at any moment.
4) Because they have better techonoly and engineering
technology
than other company
companies.
5) If people are dissatisfied the relevance of self-driving taxi will be lost. popularity
taxis fall/go down.
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Really well done David. Remember to avoid contractions.
I think companies should keep investing in driverless cars because the tech can get better over time and might make roads safer later.
•
Once a GPS sent me the wrong way and I got lost. I felt
way,
annoyed and didn’t trust it for a while after that.
•
Public opinion matters a lot if people are scared of
. If
driverless cars, governments might slow down rules and companies will be more careful. reduce regulations,
•
I believe driverless cars could reduce accidents because they don’t get tired or distracted like human drivers often do.
•
A big benefit in busy cities is less traffic. These cars can drive smoothly and avoid sudden stops that cause jams.
collisions.
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If I saw a driverless car next to me. I’d feel curious but also a bit nervous like I’d keep watching it closely.
, so
•
Yes, strict regulations are important so new tech is tested well and doesn’t put people at risk before it’s ready.
•
Self‑driving trucks might struggle with heavy loads and tight city turns, plus they need to handle long trips without stopping much.
•
Bad weather like heavy rain or snow can confuse sensors. I’d trust driverless cars more in good weather when everything’s clear and visible.
is
Very well done David!
) I think taxi drivers and some delivery workers might lose ___jobs because self‑driving taxis could do the work
their
instead.
2) In my opinion, people can trust AI if it’s tested well and has clear rules, but not completely at first.
omit comma
3) I believe safety is super important with new tech. If it’s not safe, people won’t use it and things could go wrong.
4) Other areas like delivery trucks, farm machines, and warehouse robots could really use AI and self‑driving tech.
5) If all taxis became self‑driving. I’d feel a bit nervous at
,
first, but also curious to try one.
omit comma
6) If self‑driving taxis were the only option. I’d worry
about breakdowns and not having a human to ask for help.
7) I think the government should have more say in regulating self‑driving cars to keep everyone safe and set clear rules.
8) I wouldn’t feel very comfortable riding a self‑driving taxi at night until I saw how well it works in dark and busy places. in the dark
9) If a self‑driving car caused an accident the company
,
that made it should investigate and fix the problem right away.
10) I guess self‑driving taxis might be cheaper later because no driver salary is needed, but the tech cost could
companies would not need to pay drivers tecnnology
make them expensive at first.
Great job David!
1) I think wasps chose an office because it’s quiet, warm and safe from rain and big animals.
,
2) A wasp nest can cause panic, stings, and people avoiding the area, so work slows down a lot.
3) I wouldn’t be able to concentrate with wasps nearby. I’d keep watching them and feel too nervous to focus.
4) The company should call pest experts keep people away and tell
, ,
everyone what’s happening to reduce fear.
5) I think people sometimes kill insects too fast because they’re scared or don’t know how useful they can be.
6) Where I live ants, mosquitoes, butterflies and ladybugs are really common in gardens and parks. ,
7) Once a big spider came into my house. I put a cup over it and moved it outside and I felt relieved.
. Then,
8) Some people find insects interesting because they’re curious about nature, while others are frightened by their looks or fear of bites.
9) I think people should learn more about local insects because they help plants grow and keep bad bugs away.
10) The safest way to deal with a big wasp nest is to get professionals to remove it while everyone stays far away.
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Very well expressed David
1) I think beavers, elephants, and wolves could restore ecosystems. They build dams, knock down trees and keep other animals in balance. ,
2) I believe large animals are important for the land because they trample grass, spread seeds and mix up the soil with their feet.
,
3) In my opinion, animals help plants grow by eating fruit and dropping seeds in new places plus their footprints make little spots for seeds to settle. , holes
4) If too many horses lived in one area I’d say they’d eat almost all
I believe/think
the grass and trample the ground so hard that plants couldn’t come back easily.
5) I don’t think rewilding works in every environment. Some places are too changed by cities or farms and the climate might not suit the old animals anymore. ,
6) From what I’ve read, restoring badly damaged land can take many years, maybe even decades, because plants and animals need time to find their rhythm again. omit comma
7) I feel scientists shouldn’t use animals first. They should try simpler fixes like planting trees or stopping pollution, then think about animals later. pollution, and then
8) Some risks I see are that the animals might not survive, they
. They
could damage crops, or they might bring diseases to local wildlife.
9) Local people could benefit because healthy land means better crops, cleaner water, more animals for food or tourism, and nicer places to live.
10) This project can teach us that animals, soil, and plants are all connected. If one part changes, everything else feels it too.
it, too.
1.
I
Perfect, too perfect David.
think beavers are useful because they create habitats for other animals.
2.
Beavers need places with rivers, streams, and lots of trees.
3.
Beavers can change rivers and forests by building dams and flooding areas.
4.
Beavers could cause problems for farmers by flooding fields and cutting down trees.
5.
I think people should protect beavers because they help the ecosystem a lot.
6.
It’s important to bring back animals to keep nature balanced and healthy.
7.
Other animals benefit when beavers build dams because new wetlands appear.
8.
I would like to see beavers in the wild because they are interesting builders.
9.
People should try to protect their land with barriers or talk to wildlife experts.
10.
I think humans and wild animals can live close if we respect each other’s space.
11.
People can learn about survival, teamwork, and nature by watching animals.
12.
If I could bring one wild animal back, I’d choose the bison because it helps grasslands grow.