Woman: I’m so tired of having car problems.... Woman: I’m so tired of having car problems.. Woman: Are you interested in that lecture called “Buying your first home”?... To be interested
Trang 1Identifying the Topic
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Trang 21 Woman: I’m so tired of having car problems.
Trang 3To be tired of sb/sth | To be tired
of doing sth
feeling that you have had enough
of sb/sth because you no longer
find them / it interesting or
because they make you angry or unhappy: She was tired of
hearing about their trip to India.
Trang 4Man: What, your car broke down again?
Trang 5To break down (of a machine
or vehicle) to stop working
because of a fault: The
telephone system has broken down
Trang 6Woman: You won’t believe this, but I ran out of gas.
Trang 7To run out (of sth) to use up
or finish a supply of sth: We
ran out of fuel Could I have a cigarette? I seem to have run out.
Trang 81 Woman: I’m so tired of
having car problems.
broke down again?
this, but I ran out of gas
Trang 92 Man: This steak is
delicious You should try it.
Trang 10Steak (also less frequent
beefsteak) [U, C] a thick slice
of good quality beef
Trang 13Delicious having a very pleasant taste or smell: Who cooked this? It’s delicious
Trang 14To try
to use, do or test sth in order
to see if it is good, suitable,
etc.:[vn] Have you tried this new coffee? It’s very good.
Trang 15Woman: Oh, no thanks I don’t like steak.
Trang 16Man: You’ll like this It’s the cook’s specialty.
Trang 17Speciality (also specialty
NAmE, BrE) noun (pl -ies) a type of food or product that a restaurant or place is famous for because it is so good:
Seafood is a speciality on the island Local specialities
Trang 182 Man: This steak is
delicious You should try it.
don’t like steak.
the cook’s specialty
Trang 193 Woman: I saw a nice - looking restaurant not far from here.
Trang 20Nice-looking (adj.) attractive: What a nice-looking young
man!
Trang 21Man: Yes, but I never go
there The service is terrible.
Trang 23Woman: That’s too bad Good service is important
Trang 243. Woman: I saw a
nice-looking restaurant not far
from here.
there The service is terrible.
Good service is important
Trang 254 Man: I’ve booked you on the 4:30 flight.
Trang 26To book to arrange for sb to have a seat on a plane, etc.:
I’ve booked you on the 10
o’clock flight
Trang 27Woman: Wonderful Where can I pick up the tickets?
Trang 28To pick sth up = To pick up sth
to collect sth from a place:
I picked up my coat from the
cleaners.
Trang 29Man: You can get them at the airport when you check in.
Trang 304. Man: I’ve booked you on
the 4:30 flight.
Where can I pick up the
tickets?
the airport when you check in
Trang 315 Woman: Are you
interested in that lecture called “Buying your first home”?
Trang 32To be interested (in sth/sb) | To be interested (in doing sth) | To be
interested (to do sth) giving your attention to sth because you enjoy finding out about it or doing it;
showing interest in sth and
finding it exciting:
I’m very interested in history
Trang 33Lecture (to sb) (on / about sth)
a talk that is given to a group of people to teach them about a
particular subject, often as part
of a university or college
course:
to deliver / give a lecture to
first-year students
Trang 34Man: No I’d love to buy my own place to live, but I just
don’t have enough money.
Trang 35Woman: Maybe the speaker has some ideas about how to
do it without a lot of money.
Trang 365. Woman: Are you interested in that lecture called “Buying your first home”?
own place to live, but I just don’t have enough money.
has some ideas about how to do it without a lot of money
Trang 376 Man: The show starts at 5:15, so I’ll meet you in front
of the theater at 5:00.
Trang 38Show (n) a theatre
performance, especially one
that includes singing and
dancing:
to go to a show A one-woman
Trang 39Woman: OK I can’t wait to see this one All my favorite actors are in it.
Trang 40Man: I’ll bring some snacks
in case we get hungry during the show
Trang 41
Snack (n) (informal) a small meal or amount of food,
usually eaten in a hurry: a
mid-morning snack I only
have time for a snack at
lunchtime
Trang 42(Just) in case ( … ) because of the possibility of sth
happening:
You’d better take the keys in case I’m out
Trang 436. Man: The show starts at 5:15 I’ll meet you in front of the
theater at 5:00.
see this one All my favorite
actors are in it.
in case we get hungry during the show
Trang 447 Woman: I’m sending this hamburger back to the
kitchen.
Trang 45Man: Why? It looks nice and tasty to me Is it
undercooked?
Trang 46To undercook (v) [usually
passive] to not cook sth for long enough, with the result that it is not ready to eat
Trang 47Tasty (adj.) (approving)
having a strong and pleasant flavour:
a tasty meal Something tasty
to eat
Trang 48Woman: It’s overcooked Look how burnt it is
Trang 49Burnt (adj.) damaged or
injured by burning:
burnt toast Your hand looks badly burnt
Trang 507. Woman: I’m sending this hamburger back to the
kitchen.
Man: Why? It looks nice and tasty to me Is it
undercooked?
Look how burnt it is
Trang 518 Man: Did you see the headlines this morning?
Trang 52Headline (n) the title of a
newspaper article printed in large letters, especially at the top of the front page:
Trang 53Woman: No I didn’t buy the paper because I was out of
cash.
Trang 54Man: You can read my copy It’s over there on my desk
Trang 558. Man: Did you see the
headlines this morning?
the paper because I was out of cash.
copy It’s over there on my
desk
Trang 569 Woman: If you want to
learn how to manage your
finances, you should read this book.
Trang 57Finances (n) the money
Trang 58Man: I don’t have time for
books like that What I need is
to earn more money.
Trang 59Woman: Maybe you should look for a new job then.
Trang 609. Woman: If you want to learn how to manage your finances,
you should read this book.
books like that What I need is to earn more money.
look for a new job then
Trang 6110 Man: Can you come to
my party? It’s on Friday after work.
Trang 62Woman: I’d love to Can I bring something to eat?
Trang 63Man: There’ll be plenty of food there, but you could
bring something to drink.
Trang 64Plenty (of sth) a large amount;
as much or as many as you
need:
plenty of eggs / money / time
‘Do we need more milk?’ ‘No, there’s plenty in the fridge.’
Trang 6510. Man: Can you come to my party? It’s on Friday after
work.
bring something to eat?
food there, but you could
bring something to drink
Trang 66THANK YOU