Daily Life - Cut In Line #005 A: I can’t believe it took us two hours to get here. The traffic in New York is unbelievable. B: Yeah, but just relax honey, we’re here and we’re going on vacation. In a few hours we’ll be in Hawaii, and you’ll be on the golf course. A: Oh no! Look at that line! It must be a mile long! There’s no way I’m waiting for another two hours. B: Honey... don’t... C: Hey man, the end of the line is over there. A: Yeah... C: No seriously, I was here first, and you can’t cut in line like this. A: Says who? C: I do! A: So sue me! C: Alright... that’s it... Key Vocabulary unbelievable - incredible, amazing relax - calm down be a mile long - is very long cut in line - move in front of someone waiting in line there’s no way - it’s impossible Supplementary Vocabulary traffic jam - many cars not moving on the road a few hours from now - soon, in a couple of hours form a queue - to get in line jump the queue - cut in line(Br E) stand in line - wait in line line up - form a line @met_RMS

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The Weekend - Road Trip #006 A: So, are we all ready to go? B: Yup, I think so. The car’s packed; we have munchies and music, and the map’s in the car. A: Did you get the camera? B: Got it! Did you fill up the tank? A: Yup, it’s all set. B: You’re sure we’re not forgetting anything? A: I’m sure... we’ve got all our bases covered. B: Well... let’s get going then! I love road trips! B: Um... do you think we can make a pit stop? A: But we’ve only been on the road for ten minutes. B: I know, but I forgot to go to the bathroom before we left. Key Vocabulary all ready to go - prepared, ready to leave packed - full, everything is inside munchies - snacks, food fill up the tank - put gas in the car all set - ready got all the bases covered - have everything ready get going - start, leave, depart road trip - long car trip pit stop - quick stop for food or gas Supplementary Vocabulary trunk - the luggage area of a car passenger - person in a car, not the driver freeway - highway rental car - a car you rent, a car you pay to borrow highway toll - fee paid for using the highway @met_RMS

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The Office - Virus! #007 A: Oh great! This stupid computer froze again! That’s the third time today! Hey Samuel, can you come take a look at my PC? It’s acting up again. It must have a virus or something. B: Just give me a second; I’ll be right up. B: I ran a virus scan on your computer, and it turns out that you have a lot of infected files! A: But I’m quite careful when I’m browsing the internet, I have no idea how I could have picked up a virus. B: Well, you have to make sure that your anti-virus software is updated regularly; yours wasn’t up to date, that’s probably what was causing your problems. A: Ok. Anything else? B: Yeah, try not to kick or hit the computer! A: Um yeah... Sorry about that. Key Vocabulary freeze - to stop working properly take a look - see, revise act up - not working properly be right up - go upstairs soon pick up - get, acquire browse - look, search up to date - having all the most recent information Supplementary Vocabulary monitor - computer screen computer tech - person in a company who fixes computers corrupt file - damaged or broken computer file that can’t be opened surf the net - look for information on the internet web browser - computer program that allows you to go on the internet @met_RMS

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Daily Life - What’s your name again? #008 A: Nick! How’s it going? B: Oh, hey... A: What are you doing in this neighborhood? Do you live around here? B: Actually, my office is right around the corner. A: It was great to meet you last week at the conference. I really enjoyed our conversation about foreign investment. B: Yeah, yeah, it was really interesting. You know, I’m in a bit of a hurry, but here’s my card. We should definitely meet up again and continue our discussion. A: Sure, you still have my contact details, right? B: You know what, this is really embarrassing, but your name has just slipped my mind. Can you remind me? A: Sure, my name is Ana Ferris. Don’t worry about it; it happens to me all the time. I’m terrible with names too. Key Vocabulary how’s it going - how are you around here - close to here around the corner - on the next street in bit of a hurry - moving quickly, having no time contact details - information required to contact someone, i.e. telephone number, email address slip my mind - been forgotten terrible with - bad at Supplementary Vocabulary around there - close to there to recognize - to know and remember someone or something you have seen before acquaintance - someone you know, but who is not a close friend in a rush - move quickly, not have much time forgetful - forgetting things easily @met_RMS

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The Weekend - Silence please! #009 A: Those people in front of us are making so much noise. It’s so inconsiderate! B: Don’t worry about it; it’s not such a big deal. A: Oh... I can’t hear a thing! Excuse me, can you keep it down? C: Sure, sorry ’bout that! A: Someone’s phone is ringing! B: Honey, I think it’s your phone. Did you forget to switch it off? A: Oh, no! You’re right. That’s so embarrassing! C: Do you mind keeping it down? I’m trying to watch a movie here! Key Vocabulary inconsiderate - not thinking of the feelings of other people; not thoughtful not such a big deal - not a big problem can’t hear a thing - unable to hear keep it down - be quiet switch off - turn off do you mind - could you please Supplementary Vocabulary noisy - very loud rude - impolite to disturb - to interrupt, bother, or upset to interrupt - to speak or make noise when someone else is speaking to whisper - to speak very softly @met_RMS

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Daily Life - I’m in Debt #010 A: Hello, I’m here to see Mr. Corleone. B: Right this way, sir. C: Charlie! What can I do for you? B: Mr. Corleone, I’m really sorry to trouble you, but I need your help. C: Anything for you, Charlie! Your father was like a brother to me. B: Well, sir, you see, this recession has hit me pretty hard; I lost my job and I’m in a lot of debt. C: I see... B: Yeah, you know, I’ve got credit card bills, car payments, I’ve got to pay my mortgage; and on top of all that, I have to pay my son’s college tuition. C: So you’re asking for a loan. B: Well, I just thought maybe you could help me out. C: What? At a time like this? I’m broke too, you know! You’re not the only one who has been hit by the recession! I lost half my money in the stock market crash! Go on! Get outta here! Key Vocabulary trouble - disturb or bother recession - a period of time when the economy of a country is bad hit me pretty hard - had a strong, negative affect on me debt - the amount of money you owe to a person, bank, company, etc. on top of all that - besides that, in addition to broke - not have any money Supplementary Vocabulary borrow - take and use some money, and return the equal amount of money at a later time pay back - return the money you borrowed a loan - amount of money borrowed take out a loan - borrow money unemployed - having no job downturn - a time when the economy is worse than usual @met_RMS

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