Communication 2013-08-22 Jealousy

jealous: the feeling when you want something that another person has (expensive things, talents, boyfriend/girlfriend, etc.)
A jealous boyfriend is unhappy when his girlfriend spends too much time with other men.
possessive: when you have something, and you don't want other people to have it
envy
She has "toxic" friends. They give her bad advice and make situations worse.
---
Barcelona
Kyoto
Tokyo
Charlotte wants to make new memories with Rob
insecure: unsure or not confident about a situation (usually about yourself)
It was fun. = I'm happy about the situation. I had a good time. I enjoyed it.
It was funny. = It made me laugh. It was comical. There were jokes.
silence (noun) / silent (adj)
importance (n) / important (adj)
---
p. 101 part 4
1 Rob
(Charlotte has been to Paris.)
2 Charlotte
3 Rob
4 Jessica (we think)
5 Rob...Jessica
6 Charlotte...Rob
First mistake: "I'm with my friend."
Second mistake: "I can explain. It isn't what you think."

Are there any possible good explanations?
- Maybe it wasn't Jessica. Maybe it was their boss, and they shouldn't be dating at all.
- It was Jessica, but *she* is a very jealous person. There will be problems if she knows that Charlotte is Rob's new girlfriend.
---
I have been to Tokyo.
- We know that he went to Tokyo in the past, but we don't know when he did it. It could be 20 years ago, or it could be yesterday.

I go to Tokyo.
I went to Tokyo.
I have gone to Tokyo. (less common)
I have been to Tokyo. (more common)

I haven't been to Osaka.

Have you been to Buenos Aires?
Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.

perfect = [have] + past participle

Present perfect is very common for talking about my experiences. It isn't about a specific time in the past. It is about *all* the past time, in my whole life.
---
Homework: p. 139 9A