LET'S UNLOCK WORDS AND PHRASES 🔐
panic-stricken
[ 'pan-ik-strik-uhn ]
adjective
He sounded panic-stricken on the phone.
pedestrian
[ puh-'des-tree-uhn ]
noun
New pedestrian pathways are being built alongside the road.
urgent
[ 'ur-juhnt ]
adjective
There's an urgent need for more nurses.
restless
[ 'rest-lis ]
adjective
I was feeling a bit tense and restless.
be on one's way
phrase
He has been allowed to leave the country and is on his way to Britain.
LET'S UNDERSTAND! 📚
A. give someone a lift
- to drive someone to a particular location
Dialogue
Sally
Cindy
Right. I'm actually waiting for the cab I booked.
Sally
I see. I could give you a lift. I'm on my way to pick up my children at school.
B. give priority
- to deal with or do (something) first
Dialogue
Alex
Hi Sally. Long time no see! How have you been?
Cindy
Yes, it's been a while. I'm great. I'm waiting to get my second vaccination shot for Covid-19.
Alex
Oh, you don't have to. They give priority to pregnant women so you can just go directly to the person in-charge.
C. give someone a call
- to call (someone) on the telephone/mobile phone
Dialogue
Sally
You've been looking at your phone since this morning. Are you waiting for someone's call?
Cindy
Yes. My mother told me that she would give me a call as soon as she arrives at Aunt Molly's place. I'm a little restless thinking that it is her first solo travel abroad.
Sally
Maybe she's stuck in traffic. Just give her more minutes, she would surely call you in a while.
D. give a presentation
- to give a formal talk, often in order to sell something or get support for a proposal.
Dialogue
Sally
How was your presentation Alexa?
Alexa
It was my first time to give a presentation in front of our international clients so I was panic-stricken few minutes before it started. Luckily, I was able to handle it with confidence.
Sally
Congratulations! What about a drink to celebrate your success?
LET'S PRACTICE! 📝
Part I
Direction: Complete the statements with the correct expressions in the box.
give someone a call | give priority |
give a presentation | give someone a lift |
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I had a big suitcase, so Thelma offered to to the airport.
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Emily is about the company's sales figures.
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Drivers should always to pedestrians.
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When Danny got to the hotel, he to say he had arrived safely.
Part II
Direction: Direction: Listen as your mentor reads the statements twice. Then, repeat the sentences.
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Part III
Direction: Describe the picture using the words or phrases provided. Make sure to use the correct tenses.
1. ( give someone a ride / waiting for a friend )
Answer:
2. ( give priority / at the cafe )
Answer:
Hi Cindy! You must be on your way to the airport?