Example 1: Be careful when you are out on the ocean surfing! If you aren’t paying attention when the next...
Idiom: “To People Watch” Context #1: Joe: I have to pick up my friend today at the airport. I hate...
Idiom: to be a must; used as a verb (“must” being a noun). First Example: Maria: I’m so excited! I’m...
Example 1: Mark: Hi Gina, how are you and Michael doing? You look great! Karen: Hi Mark! We’re good–but totally crazy with the...
Example 1: Jerry: Hey Ryan! So… how’s it going with the new girl at Starbucks? Have you asked her out...
Idiom: Steer Clear Example 1: Are you on a diet? You’d better steer clear of the bakery! You know they always...
Example 1: These politicians don’t care about the average joe. They only worry about other rich people. Example 2: Jack...
Idiom: Time (be) Up Context #1 – Teacher: Ok class, please put down your pencils and give me your tests. ...
Idiom: To Get in Shape Context #1 – Sara: I can’t believe I’m getting married in 2 months! Jane: I...
Idiom: On the Tip of One’s Tongue EXAMPLE: Rory: Laurie! You have to help me! Something’s really bothering me! Laurie: Sure,...
Idiom: To get to know: used as a verb Example 1: At first, the new-hire wasn’t sure about his co-workers; but...