Step 1
Here are more idioms for you about going back to school! As usual, study the expressions in the Powerpoint presentation first. Are you familiar with the idioms?
Step 2
Now take a moment to listen to a dialog. Can you identify the idioms in the conversation? Listen to the conversation more than once if you need.
Step 3
Now, look at the script of the dialog. Listen to the dialog again. This will help you build your listening skills.
Johanna | So Yuliana, you had your first class today, right? How did it go? |
Yuliana | Well, I suppose you could give me an A for effort. |
Johanna | It sounds like it didn’t go as well as you expected. |
Yuliana | No,it didn’t. At the end of the class we had a practice quiz. I looked at my test paper and I just drew a blank. |
Johanna | Don’t worry. It was only your first class. |
Yuliana | I know, but we sure covered a lot of ground in just one class. Not only that, we are expected to crank out a paper every week. I don’t know if I can do it. |
Johanna | Don’t worry, I’m sure that once you are adapted to the pace of the class, it will be as easy as abc! |
Yuliana | Thanks for your support. |
Johanna | Don’t mention it. Hey, why don’t we go for a coffee and I’ll help you review some of your material? |
Yuliana | Great idea. Thanks! |
Quiz Time!
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Quiz
Take this quiz to check your comprehension of this week's idioms! Back to School 2 idioms
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