튜터링 전화영어 67, 68, 69, 70회 [Expressions of Table]

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• tremendously  엄청나게
• look forward to + ing
• hone 갈고 닦다, 연마하다
• sober 취하지 않음
• lightweight = a person who can't drink very much alcohol
• Transitive verbs - need objects.
  Intransitive verbs - don't need objects
• cutting in and out
  • = an expression that we use when the call quality isn't good because the sound is being interrupted.
  • ex. You are cutting in and out.
  • ex. I'm sorry but the line is cutting in and out, Could you fix your earphones?

 

[Expressions of Table]

• be + all ears[adj] = fully listening
• get cold feet = nervous or frightened before a big event.
• cost an arm and a leg
• get (something) off  one's chest = to relieve oneself by talking to someone / make a clean breast
  • lay one's cards on the table 이랑 비슷하지만 다름 (이건 솔직함에 중점)
• give a hand = help
• head over heels = fall in love
• keep an eye on = watch something carefully
• let one's hair down = do something freely

 

Pronunciation

• audition  [ ɔːˈdɪʃn ]
• college [kɑːlɪdʒ]
• tuition [tuɪʃn]
• cost [kɔːst]
• Lucas [lú:kəs]
• fallen [ˈfɔːlən]
• page [peɪdʒ]
• Philippines [fíləpì:nz]

 

Feedback

• Today's topic card is expressions with/about body parts
• It means to cost a lot of money
• My rent is costing me an arm and a leg.
• I have to get this off my chest.
• We already did page 10 but I didn't make a new sentence.
• I need a drink first before I get this off my chest.
• Is "head over heels" an adjective?
• I have to keep an eye on my niece when my sister is away.
• Do your nephews call you by your name?
• We have to start from page 19.
• She calls me "aunt"
• If I got a lot of money, I would let my hair down all the time(at all times)

 

English Composition

• Why don't you use the future tense?
• I'll do that.
• Is this expression similar to A?
• They gave the kid a hand to find her mother.
  
• I think I will be head over heels with him soon.
• I wanted to say that it's a story that you can't tell unless you drink alcohol.
• Are you a good drinker?
• I heard you caught a cold.
• There was nothing special.
• I wasn't confident in my answer.