Scientists record the sounds of the Sun

Article : Scientists record the sounds of the Sun (Breaking News)

URL : https://breakingnewsenglish.com/1807/180729-sounds-of-the-sun-2.html

2018.07.31

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Phrases for studying

unscrupulous	◆ In his desire for power, he has become completely unscrupulous.
con-man	◆  The screenplay focuses on the friendship between a dim-witted stud and a petty con man.
Needless to say	◆ The problem, needless to say, is the cost involved.
legit [lɪˈdʒɪt] / 합법적	◆ The business seems legit.

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Today's Correction

legit

Since you mentioned it, ... > Now that you mentioned it,

That's not easy question for me. > That's not an easy question for me.

Don't say what's that.

I'm turning on my A.C now. > I turned on my A.C.

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Teacher's Note

Pronunciation Practice

unscrupulous [uhn-skroo-pyuh-luh s]

Idiom/expression:

take someone to the cleaners

-   If someone takes you to the cleaners, they unfairly take most of your money, for example in a business deal or in gambling.

Two friends are talking ...

Friend 1: I don't think I have ever seen you take the bus to work. Is your car in the shop?

Friend 2: No. I had to sell my car. I got involved with an unscrupulous investment banker and invested all my money in a "no-fail" scheme. Turns out, the banker wasn't a banker at all but was actually a con-man. As soon as he had all my money, he disappeared and I never heard from him again. Needless to say, this left me with almost nothing.

Friend 1: Ouch. Sorry to hear that you were taken to the cleaners.

Vocabularies:

Sentence Construction

You said: It might sounds like heartbeat.

Better say: It might sound like a heartbeat.