WALK ‘N’ TALK LEVEL UP GUIDE #29 - Rhavi carneiro ///
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Hey guys!
In this episode of Walk ‘n’ Talk Level Up you learned new vocabulary and new expressions! Now you can continue studying, by checking out the dialogue, the expressions and repeating all the sentences!
DialogUE
A: Did you know Stephen King is coming to town? B: He is?! Who is that? A: You don’t know who Stephen King is? He’s my favorite author! B: Oh, I’m not much of a book person. A: He wrote Carrie, and Cujo, and Pet Sematary. B: Oh yeah, I saw those movies! A: I’m rethinking our friendship. You know I’m a bookworm! B: Yes, I know. Are you going to see him? A: Of course! You can come with me and I’ll educate you on everything you need to know! B: You know what? I’m in!
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Did you know...
An expression to ask if someone knows about something. Usually used to share new information. “Have you heard…” is also an acceptable form of asking the same thing, albeit more formal.
Did you know the world’s oldest shark is around 512 years old? Did you know Cynthia is pregnant?
I’m not much of...
An expression used to say someone is not very good at something, or that someone or something is not a very good example of something.
Claire is not much of a writer. We haven’t had much of a winter this year.
Bookworm
An idiom that describes someone who is devoted to reading, someone who reads a lot.
Liv hasn’t stopped reading since she bought the book, she’s a bookworm. He always describes himself as a bookworm.
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Are you going to...
One of the three possible ways of asking questions in the future form.
Are you going to schedule your appointment later today? Is she going to get promoted?
You can...
The affirmative form of indicating ability or possibility of doing something.
You can bake a cake with me later if you want. She can write really well.
I’m in!
An expression to say someone is onboard and/or agrees with something.
About your invitation last night… I’m in! I love going to concerts, thank’s for the invite. I’m in!
Listen to this episode as many times as you want, and follow it up with this file. This way, you’ll be able to memorize all the expressions and vocabulary you’ve learned! You’ll also be able to use it in conversations!
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