Brave Meerkats + Grumpy Giraffes Flashcards
a phrasal verb that means to create OR an unexpected occurrance
So who can ____ ___ with some good ideas for the next sprint?
(create)
Sorry something has ____ ___ , I can’t go to the meeting today. (unnexpected occurance)
come up
So who can come up with some good ideas for the next sprint?
(create)
Sorry something has come up, I can’t go to the meeting today. (unnexpected occurance)
-brb
Be right back
Speak up has 2 meanings
- _____
- _____
Speak up
- Speak louder
- Express your opinion openly
to experience problems with audio and video working irregularly =
We use 2 phrasal verbs to express this
breaking up / cutting out
You have to leave a meeting, what phrasal verb can you use?
step out + time OR reason I need to step out for 10 minutes I need to step out for another meeting
not loud or clear because the mic is obstructed in some way; muted.
“Sorry your mic is a bit ______, can you try to adjust it please?”
muffled
“Sorry your mic is a bit muffled, can you try to adjust it please?”
a delay between a user performing an action on a computer, and the computer reacting =
“I think there is a ____ with the video. It doesn’t seem to be in sync with the audio”
A lag
“I think there is a ____ with the video. It doesn’t seem to be in sync with the audio”
I’d like to invite you to dinner.
In English does this mean you are paying? If not, how would you say it to be clear?
To invite = to give an invitation
To treat = to pay
I’d like to treat you to dinner.
Do you want to get a coffee? My treat!
If you don’t understand or can’t hear something, what can you say?
SORRY,
I didn’t catch that?
What was that?
Say that again?
Can you repeat that?
Can you rephrase that? (don’t understand the vocabulary at all)
CORRECT?
When I born, I lived in Medellin.
When I was born, I lived in Medellin
CORRECT?
I made a lot of travels.
I took a lot of trips.
to travel (verb)
Oh no! He was walking in the office and he _____ over some cords on the floor.
What verb do we use when you hit something with your foot and fall?
Oh no! He was walking in the office and he tripped over some cords on the floor.
What is do we call the middle of the work week in the United States?
It’s hump day!
enthusiastically wait for (phrasal verb)
I’m _____ ____ __ getting fit next year.
look forward to
I’m looking forward to getting fit next year.
appearing (phrasal verb)
Something __ ___ _____ nowhere and hit me in the face.
come out of
Something came out of nowhere and hit me in the face.
discover (phrasal verb)
find out
talk to a few people - research (phrasal verb)
ask around
current task / doing a project / spending time improving something (phrasal verb)
work on
accept defeat (phrasal verb)
give up
talk to someone (phrasal verb)
check in with
solve (phrasal verb)
figure out
Last weekend I was ______ _____ and had to go shopping, to the bank, get a haircut, and pay some bills.
Last weekend I was running errands and had to go shopping, to the bank, get
/air-ends/
What are the most common adjectives + about?
I am ______ about
ABOUT
I am angry about the traffic
angry/mad about
happy about
sad about
worried about
excited about
nervous about
What are the most common adjectives + at?
I am ______ at…
AT
I am good at doing something
good/great/excellent at
bad/terrible at
surprised at
What are the most common adjectives + by?
I am ______ by…
BY
I am inspired by something
inspired by
impressed by
amazed by
shocked by
What are the most common adjectives + for?
I am ______ for…
FOR
I am famous for something
famous for
responsible for
ready for
sorry for
thankful for