- Audio Lessons 201 - 250
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Mexico
Views #250 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
The Outfit
Views #249 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Star Wars
Views #248 | Advanced 7 -
Dublin
Views #247 | Low Intermediate 4 -
First Job
Views #246 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Lost
Views #245 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Life in England
Views #244 | Low Intermediate 4 -
European Life
Views #243 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
New York
Views #242 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Japan and England
Views #241 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Football
Views #240 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Olympics
Views #239 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Bad Students
Views #238 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Football Fan
Views #237 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Sushi
Views #236 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Cooking
Views #235 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Rugby
Views #234 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
College
Views #233 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Canadian Politics
Views #232 | Mid Intermediate 5 -
Music
Views #231 | High Beginner 3 -
The Gift
Views #230 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The DJ
Views #229 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Irish Roots
Views #228 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Horse Ride
Views #227 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Gym
Views #226 | High Beginner 3 -
Pizza
Views #225 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Hockey
Views #224 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Writing
Views #223 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Pittsburg
Views #222 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Favorites
Views #221 | High Beginner 3 -
Future Trip
Views #220 | Low Intermediate 4 -
African Safari
Views #219 | Low Intermediate 4 -
Toronto
Views #218 | Low Intermediate 4 -
College Pasttimes
Views #217 | High Beginner 3 -
High School
Views #216 | High Beginner 3 -
The Wedding - His Story
Views #215 | High Beginner 3 -
Band Trip
Views #214 | High Beginner 3 -
Studying in Canada
Views #213 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Anniversary
Views #212 | High Beginner 3 -
Onsens
Views #211 | High Beginner 3 -
Rugby
Views #210 | Low Intermediate 4 -
The Fridge
Views #209 | High Beginner 3 -
First Love
Views #208 | High Beginner 3 -
The College Diet
Views #207 | High Beginner 3 -
Nut Farm
Views #206 | Low Intermediate 4
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First Love
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Kate
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Jessica
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Jessica: Kate, how old were you when you had your first boyfriend?
Kate: My first proper boyfriend was probably when I was 14.
Jessica: 14 What was his name?
Kate: His name was Murray.
Jessica: Murray. Wow. And did you meet him through school?
Kate: He went to a different school, he went to a school near my school.
Jessica: OK, so how did you meet him?
Kate: We met through mutual friends. His friend knew my friend.
Jessica: OK. So now what, so did you actually go on dates with him when you were 14?
Kate: Yes, we did.
Jessica: Wow. Where did you go?
Kate: We went to the cinema. We used to go and listen to music, watch bands, and we used to go to like the fair, and things like that.
Jessica: Oh, cool. So were your parents cool with you having a boyfriend?
Kate: Yes, yes. They really liked him.
Jessica: Yeah, and they, Wow, that's really good, cause a lot of times parents aren't very cool with...
Kate: Yeah. We went out a long time.
Jessica: How long did you go out?
Kate: Two and a half years, nearly three years.
Jessica: So it finished when you were 17?
Kate: Yeah, 17.
Jessica: Do you still keep in touch with him?
Kate: Yes, he's living in my flat at the moment.
Jessica: Really, Wow!
Kate: Yeah, we're like really good friends.
Jessica: Oh, that's good.
Kate: He's renting my flat off of me.
Jessica: Oh, that's cool. Wonderful.
mutual friends
I met my boyfriend through mutual friends.
If you have 'mutual friends', it means that you have some of the same friends or you share friends. Notice the following:
- Working in the same business we have a lot of mutual friends.
- My boyfriend and I don't have any mutual friends.
go on dates
Did you actually go on dates with him when you were 14?
When you 'go on dates', it means that you go out someplace romantically together, like a movie or dinner. Notice the following:
- We used to go on dates a lot before we had kids.
- Do you go on dates or just spend time together?
cool
Were your parents cool with you having a boyfriend?
If a person 'is cool' with something it means that it is okay with them or they permit it. Notice the following:
- Is it cool if I come a little later?
- My boss is really cool about most things.
keep in touch
Do you still keep in touch with him?
If you continue contact with someone it means that you 'keep in touch' with that person. Notice the following:
- We keep in touch mostly through email now.
- Are you good about keeping in touch with the people from back home?
flat
He's living in my flat at the moment.
A 'flat' is another name for apartment. Notice the following:
- Do you share your flat with anyone?
- You flat is decorated really well.
Vocabulary Quiz
keep in touch • flat
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