- Audio Lessons 751 - 800
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Student Life
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Studying
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Teachers
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Wasting Money
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Cash or Credit
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Personal Finance
Views #795 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Homework Debate
Views #794 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Public or Private
Views #793 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Art
Views #792 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Favorite Artist
Views #791 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Food Labels
Views #790 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
Views #789 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Diabetes
Views #788 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Dislikes Shopping
Views #787 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Shopping
Views #786 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Things Bought
Views #785 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
The Musuem
Views #784 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
UAE
Views #783 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Traveling with Family
Views #782 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Being Blind
Views #781 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Eye Surgery
Views #780 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Vision Concerns
Views #779 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Climbing as a Sport
Views #778 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
More Running
Views #777 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Running
Views #776 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Two Languages at Home
Views #775 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Spanish or English
Views #774 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Being Bilingual
Views #773 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Good Ole' England
Views #772 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
River Rafting
Views #771 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Prison Visit
Views #770 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
DVD or Cinema
Views #769 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Making a Website
Views #768 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Used Computer
Views #767 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Wild Night Out
Views #768 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Wild Night Out
Views #765 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Birthday Party
Views #764 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
The Future of TV
Views #763 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
TV Remote Wars
Views #762 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
TV Remote Wars
Views #1444 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Future Family
Views #760 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Little Sister
Views #759 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Big Family
Views #758 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Saving Energy
Views #757 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Changing Weather
Views #756 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Snow Shoes
Views #755 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Vegas Tips
Views #754 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Tight Budget
Views #753 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Vegas Vacation
Views #752 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Job Options
Views #751 | Low-Intermediate 4
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Birthday Party
Lupe: So, Kara, how did you like your birthday party last night?
Kara: I had a great time. It was the first time probably I had a birthday party like that with all my family and friends in probably about ten years.
Lupe: Yeah, because since I met you, I've never been to a birthday party. I mean, we've gotten together, gone to restaurants, had a few drinks, but we've never really had a party for you.
Kara: I really enjoyed it. It was nice to have everybody out for it. Good food and good company.
Lupe: Yeah, really good food. That guacamole was the best.
Kara: Who made that - your mom?
Lupe: No, actually it was me.
Kara: It was you.
Lupe: Yeah, my own recipe and I know that everybody really liked it, even if nobody believed that I made it.
Kara: Yeah, I don't think you look like the cooking type.
Lupe: I'm not the cooking type but I did make guacamole.
Kara: Well, Bravo.
Lupe: Did you like your presents?
Kara: I loved my presents.
Lupe: What was your favorite?
Kara: My favorite? Well, the thing I needed the most was the screen I got to.
Lupe: That was beautiful.
Kara: Make my makeshift closet. And my second favorite of course, because I'm a shoe girl, would be the shoes you got me - the leopard high-heels.
Lupe: Yeah, I was really hoping you would like because I really wanted to get those for myself and for sure they didn't have them in my size so I just decided to get them for you.
Kara: And the purse I got last night from you, I'm wearing today.
Lupe: Oh, I'm so glad. I was hoping you would have enough stuff to match with it, cause you know, you don't have that much clothes or that many shoes.
Kara: Very funny, Lupe. Very funny.
Lupe: Only half your room is filled with them.
Kara: Well, you know. What can I say. It's a habit. You're one to talk with your one hundred-fifty, two hundred pairs of shoes.
Lupe: I think you do beat me with the count of shoes, Kara. I think you have a few more.
Kara: Mm, I doubt it.
Lupe: I think you are at the two hundred by now.
Kara: Well, not there. I counted the other day. I only had about eighty.
Lupe: Yeah, well you can always just use another pair, right.
Kara: Right, well now I can fit eighty-one.
I'm not the cooking type
I'm not the cooking type, but I did make guacamole.
When you are 'not the cooking type,' it means that you do not take pleasure from preparing food.
Notice the following:
- I'm not the cooking type. I much prefer other people to cook for me!
- She is not the cooking type, so I always prepare the meals in our house.
makeshift closet
The thing I needed the most was the screen I got to make my makeshift closet.
A 'makeshift closest' is a temporary place to put your
clothes. Anything that is 'makeshift' serves a specific
purpose but is not the most effective way of doing
something. It is usually a temporary solution.
Notice the following:
- Do you think you could make me a makeshift closet, as I have nowhere to put my clothes?
- I am still using the makeshift closet that I had when I moved in.
very funny
Kara thinks it's very funny.
When something is 'very funny,' is means that it is highly amusing and probably makes you laugh.
Notice the following:
- I find the old fashioned comedies very funny.
- He is a very funny man. we always have lots of laughs when we go round to his house.
what can I say
What can I say. It's a habit.
'What can I say' is an informal phrase that means 'I can't justify it.'
Notice the following:
- What can I say; I love sugary food!
- I don't like cooking. What can i say?
you're one to talk
You're one to talk with your one hundred-fifty, two hundred pairs of shoes.
'You're one to talk' is a friendly, but defensive, comment
you can use when you think the person you are talking to is
being hypocritical. We usually use this when the person is
tell us that we are doing something wrong in our life, but
he does the same thing in his.
Notice the following:
- You're one to talk. You always leave the lights on when you leave a room.
- You're one to talk; you never cook!
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