Lifestyle

Idiom: Jerk – Used as a noun  Example 1: Tina: I cannot stand Kevin. He is such a JERK! Selma:...

To Throw a Fit Example 1: Tina: Oh my goodness! Did you just see that little girl at the mall?...

To Get Around To Meaning: Finally manage to do something, make the effort to do something Example 1: Tom: Ahhh,...

Example 1: Gina: Wow, Suzy, our presentation is due tomorrow! Can we finish it? Suzy: Yes! Don’t panic. We just need to find more...

Example 1: Cindy: Wow Jenna! Your eyes look great! I love your makeup! Jenna: Thanks, Cindy! I took a makeup...

Example 1: Paul: Hey Mario. Are you OK? You seem angry or stressed out. What’s going on? Mario: Hi Paul....

Idiom: A Packrat Context #1: Chris:  Have you been to Tom’s apartment? It’s a total mess! Jerry: Yeah I know!  He’s...

Idiom:  “ A Pet Peeve ” Context #1:   Joe:  Today I was driving to school and some guy cut right in front...

Idiom:  “To tell the future” Meaning: “to tell the future” means to predict (or foresee) an event that hasn’t happened...

Idiom:  “To Be a Snap” Bob: Hey, Marilyn! What’s new with you? Marilyn: Not much… I’ve been trying to finish...

Example 1: Mari (teacher): Hi Lisa, so how are things with your roommate? Lisa: A little better– I chat with her sometimes...

Example 1: Mari (teacher): Hi Lisa, you’re a new student! Welcome to our class!! Are you having fun? Lisa: Thank...

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