English class on 9 May

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May 13th 2010 23:20

uncountable word like ‘milk’ can count when I add measurement word like ‘ a gallon of’.

We learned about countable and uncountable things and had a quiz for containers and measurements. At the end of the class we made a supermarket section and wrote down what is in those section.

The way of teaching English at Jayland is very different from when I was learned Chinese at SJTU or Tsinghua.
Teaching method of Chinese was more similar to my elementary school teaching method.

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May 17th 2010 09:53 trialfork

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uncountable word like ‘milk’ can count when I add measurement word like ‘ a gallon of’.
Uncountable words like ‘milk’ can become countable when I add measurement words like ‘a gallon of’. [It can be: "Uncountable words" and "measurement words" or it can be "An uncountable word" and "a measurement word". If the nouns in this sentence are singular, they need the articles "a". If they are plural, they do not.]

At the end of the class we made a supermarket section and wrote down what is in those section.
At the end of the class we made a supermarket section and wrote down what is in that section. [It can be "that section" or it can be "those sections".]

The way of teaching English at Jayland is very different from when I was learned Chinese at SJTU or Tsinghua.
The way of teaching English at Jayland is very different from when I learned Chinese at SJTU or Tsinghua. ["I learned" or "I was learning"]

Teaching method of Chinese was more similar to my elementary school teaching method.
The teaching method for Chinese was more similar to my elementary school teaching method.

I hope you enjoyed your English class. It sounds like you are learning useful information.