#35 Proper Conduct 2

Key Word

follow (someone's) lead: do as someone else does

I follow my boss’s lead for working time; I wait until he leaves before I go home.

 

dig (something) up: find something after extensive searching

Even after googling the client, I was not able to dig up much information.

 

look into ~: research facts about something

Once Ted developed his business plan, he looked into getting a new license.

 

take a small bite: nibble; eat by small bits

You also should eat slowly and take small bites.

 

see (someone’s) point: understand and/or come to agree with a particular point someone is trying to make

I see her point, but I would not.

 

Feedback

Original: I think they looks like friends, and they are having a lunch . I think they have a party.

Better: I think they look like friends, and they are having lunch or a party.

 

Original: In front two of them are smiling each other.

Better: Two people in the front are smiling at each other.

 

Original: We eat bigger meal at lunch.

Better: We eat a bigger meal at lunch.

 

Original: When we enter the meeting, I usually follow speakers lead

Better: When we go into a meeting, I usually follow the speaker's lead.

 

Original: My high school was only for woman.

Better: My high school was only for women.

 

Original: Their behavior looks liks a boys.

Better: They behaved like boys.

 

Original: The raio of the sex was 50:50 in the school.

Better: The ratio of men to women in the school was 50:50.