F2F Class Notes (Tony) [S]

Vocabulary

aisle – the space between things, like in an airplane, in a store or movie theater, the place you walk between the seats or shelves.

eg:  I don’t like sitting near the aisle when I fly.

hall – space between two walls where you walk, usually with doors on the sides.

eg: Can you wait in the hall?

a good call – using judgement to make a difficult decision, often when you don’t know which decision to make.

eg: It was a good call to take the subway instead of riding a bike, because now it’s raining.

eg: Do you want the small box or the big box? Cassie. “I want the small one.”   Good call, the small box is full of money, but the big box is full of noodles.

I should go work next year, because I am a little short on dough.

My daughter is a real pain in the neck.

He looks shady so I want keep distance with him.

Airhead describes someone is stupid.

don’t get bent out of the shape you will pass the exam.

my daughter blew us away that she can read the poem suddenly

I just need to go out and cool down

lucy flipped out when she knows the examination results

It takes serious guts to make an offer of marriage.

I should find a job next year, because I am a little short on dough.

Sometimes my daughter is a real pain in the neck, but I still love her.

He looks shady so I want to keep my distance.      / stay away from him.

Airhead describes someone who is stupid.

Don’t get bent out of shape, you’ll pass the exam.

My daughter blew us away when she read(past tense) the poem suddenly.

I just need to go out and cool down.

Lucy flipped out when she got the examination results.

It takes serious guts to ask someone to marry you./    propose.  (usually when used alone,  “Propose” means ask someone to marry you.”

Pronunciation

you’ll – you ell/       yull

we will , we’ll – Wheel

I will    I’ll –    eye ell

Aisle – eye ell