Tuesday, 11 October 2011

♥ English 9

Really like/enjoy/want
Definition:
NOT very like/ NOT very enjoy/ NOT very want
Example:
"Thanks for the gift! I really like it!"

Better off doing something
Definition:
Say this to show a better choice
Example:
"It would be better off taking public bus instead of driving, it reduce the release of carbon dioxide."

The second one from the right

Definition:
The thing beside the thing on the right/ left
Example:
"That's me! The second one from the right in this photo!"

Are we still on for today?

Definition:
Are we going to meet at the time that we already planned?
Ask this to confirm an arrangement
Example:
"Ridzwan and Florence are not coming. Are we still on for today?"

They say
Definition: 
Some people say
Say this when you hear something, but it's not important who said it
Example:
"Thay say the class is canceled and will be replace on next Monday."

Go ahead
Definition:
Do it
Say this if you want someone to start or do something
Example:
"Don't be shy. Go ahead and meet some new friends!"

In a good mood/bad mood
Definition:
Feeling happy/ felling unhappy
Example:
"Don't disturb Mei Ling. She's in a bad mood."

Run into
Definition:
Meet someone unexpectedly
Example:
"I ran into my old friend at the train station yesterday!"

I can't get something to work
Definition:
I can't make something function
Example:
"When I can't get my printer to work, I search on internet about it."


Take it apart/ put it back together
Definition:
Dismantle it/ assemble it
Example:
"He likes to take the toy apart and then put it back together."

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