Lesson 3 Stories of English Words and Expressions
Listen and Talk 1,2
____. It’s raining cats and dogs.
Raining cats and ____?
____ does that mean?
It ____ “It’s raining a lot.”
Oh. ____ worry.
I have an umbrella in my ____.
This juice is on me, ____.
Excuse me? ____ you say that again?
I said, “This ____ is on me.”
It means “I’ll pay for the ____.”
Oh. ____ a lot.
____ welcome.
Listen and Talk 3,4
Everything ____ delicious.
Yes. ____ you like some of my spaghetti?
No, thanks. Spaghetti is ____ my cup of tea.
Not your cup of tea? ____ does that mean?
It means “I don’t ____ something.”
Oh, I ____. You don’t like spaghetti.
I feel under the ____.
Excuse me, but ____ you please say that again?
I ____, “I feel under the weather.”
It ____ “I don’t feel well.”
I ____ I have a cold.
Oh. Why ____ you buy some medicine before you get on the plane?
You can get medicine at the ____ over there.
I guess I ____.
In Conversation
Thank you for everything, ____.
I had a ____ time in Korea.
My pleasure. ____ come visit me again, Lucy.
I’d love to, but before I do, I’d like to ____ you to visit me in London.
Thanks. Anyway, it’s too bad that ____ can’t come to my soccer game tomorrow.
I’m sorry that I can’t ____ longer.
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for ____.
Excuse me, but can you please ____ that again?
I said, “I’ll keep my ____ crossed for you.”
It ____ “I wish you good luck.”
Oh. Thanks. ____ a nice trip.
Thanks. ____ keep in touch.
Review
I’ll keep my fingers crossed for ____.
I’m sorry, but can you please ____ that again?
I said, ____ keep my fingers crossed for you.”
It means “I wish ____ good luck.”
I ____ under the weather.
Excuse me, but can ____ please say that again?
I said, “I feel ____ the weather.”
____ does that mean?
It ____ “I don’t feel well.”
I think I ____ a cold.
Oh. Why don’t you ____ some medicine?
____ can get medicine at the store over there.
Look. It’s raining cats and ____.
Can you ____ that again?
It’s ____ cats and dogs.
What does that ____?