2017-07-25 Vocab: "and", airport idioms

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all my classes
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Homework (to start in class): p. 42 - choose the correct word to complete each pair, then decide if you think this pair can be said in both orders (“mother and father” or “father and mother”), or just one way (“black and white” but not “white and black”)
1 king and queen (only)
2 in and out (only)
3 up and down (only)
4 left and right (and “right and left”)
5 knife and fork (and “fork and knife”)
6 salt and pepper (only)
7 bread and butter (only)
8 good and bad (only)
9 peanut butter and jelly (only)
10 black and white (only)
11 top and bottom (only)
12 hot and cold (only)
13 night and day (and “day and night”)
14 give and take (only)
15 father and son (only)
16 sister and brother (and “brother and sister”)
17 husband and wife (only)
18 shoes and socks (and “socks and shoes”)
19 eyes and ears (only)
20 right and wrong (only)
21 bacon and eggs (and “eggs and bacon”)
22 cats and dogs (and “dogs and cats”)
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http://books.google.com/ngrams - type words or phrases (separated by a comma) to compare how common they are in English books
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p. 46 - From memory, can you complete this conversation with idioms from yesterday?
1 B&B
2 put us up
3 solid
4 sleep
5 town
6 take in
7 sightseeing
8 grab
9 hours of the night
10 hang out
11 soak up
12 dip
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Lesson 5 - At the Airport
p. 50 - Use the sentences and pictures to figure out the meaning of each idiom.
1 I (This can also be a very late flight which is not overnight.)
2 K
3 C
4 J
5 A
6 F (a person who travels a lot and consequently gets benefits from the airline)
7 D (“barf” is a slang word for “vomit”)
8 H
9 L
10 B
11 E (“boonies” comes from “boondocks”, which has the same meaning)
12 G (If you can’t carry your luggage on, you can call it a “checked bag”.)
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Other airport vocabulary:
baggage claim
baggage carousel
check-in kiosk
security
customs
duty-free
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Types of motion sickness:
airsick, seasick, carsick, bus-sick
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Listen to the conversation. What order do they say the idioms from p. 50?