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Lesson Notes June 23, 2026 (TUESDAY ZOOM)

Words & Phrases

  • I still have to take medicine for my digestion.

  • I’ve never visited mainland China. However, I visited Hong Kong when it was part of the British Empire.

  • The players' injuries opened up an opportunity for others to score and shine.

    • Since a few guys got hurt, it gave the bench players a massive chance to step up and score.

  • There are a variety of posters on trains. Some are advertisements, while others give information on events and the like.

    • Train cars are filled with all kinds of advertisements—some promote commercial products, while others highlight local events.

    • You see tons of ads on the trains here. Some are just commercials, but others tell you about upcoming events.

  • After 9 years, Justin Trudeau resigned as the leader of the Liberal Party. Part of the reason for this was a rapid decline in his approval ratings.

  • The scandal over the alleged online smear videos targeting her opponents is distracting Prime Minister Takaichi.

  • I’m making a small batch of pickled ume.

    • When will they be ready to eat?

Appropriate Language

  • Bandwagon fan (Noun) = A person who becomes a fan of a specific sports team, musician, or pop-culture trend only after they start winning or become incredibly popular. (The opposite can be “die-hard fan” or “loyal fan

    • He never cared about basketball until the local team made it to the finals, and suddenly he's a huge bandwagon fan.

Kristopher Matheson

Hello, I'm Kristopher, a Canadian teaching English & photographer in Japan. I am primarily interested in urban environments and the people found there, as well as abstractionism in architecture and landscapes.

http://www.krismatheson.com
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