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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 66 part B - Which occurrences of “going to” can be pronounced “gonna”?
- going to a great French restaurant (main verb is “go”, so it is pronounced strongly)
- gonna pig out (“going to” + base form = future)
- gonna need a doggie bag
- going to my mother’s house
- gonna bring her the leftovers
- gonna order an extra
- gonna surprise
- gonna make her happy
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- “to” can be a preposition or part of the infinitive
- If it’s part of the infinitive, it can be reduced more in pronunciation.
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- p. 67
- cut back on something = cut down on something
- p. 69
- Dinner is on me. = I’m going to pay for dinner.
- = Dinner is my treat.
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- p. 70 - Choose the correct word to complete the idioms. (Try to do this from memory.)
- 1 Dutch
- 2 doggie
- 3 down (= cut down on fat or on food in general)
- 4 bite
- 5 skip
- 6 tooth
- 7 on
- 8 pig
- 9 eyes
- 10 side
- 11 leftovers
- 12 chocolate
- chew / shoe (these should sound different)
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- shoulder / hip
- (upper arm) / thigh
- elbow / knee
- forearm / calf (the front is the shin)
- wrist / ankle
- hand / foot
- fingers / toes
- lap = the tops of your thighs when you are sitting
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- “Gotta make you understand” = I’ve got to make you understand.
- DESert = dry place with a lot of sand
- desERT = abandon
- dessERT = sweet food after a meal
- Never gonna let you down -> “letchu”
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