Congratulations, everyone. You made the newspapers. What happened today? Why did we have to leave the building? You can read all about it in the Boston Globe here. As an example about how we should take what we read in the newspaper with a grain of salt, please find the factual error in the article. Perhaps I should have a quiz to see who's checking this site? Only if you read this will you be able to pass the quiz!
Anyways, on behalf of The Hilton Hotel, Northeaster University, Kaplan, and the City of Boston, I apologize for the inconvenience and the loss of class time. However, it is a good chance to practice our conditionals. If we hadn't had to evacuate the building, we could have finished our class!
Our homework for today is based on Focus 2 and 3 of Unit 15 of Grammar Dimensions. Please do Exercise 5 (p286), Exercise 6 (p287) and Exercise 7 (289). You don't have to hand it in, but please do the homework! I will check!
Also, please give me your essays by tomorrow! After that, I will have to give you a very poor mark for writing.
Thanks to Soo, who really taught us all a lot about doen jang. I think even the Korean students found out a lot about the history and production of this delicious and nutritious food. Wonderful power point presentation, and a very professional delivery of the facts.
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