Social Situations Flashcards
_Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs for
Social Situations_
👳🏼♂️Erin: You (..) (..) (..) <span>rater une opportunité</span> a great party at Melissa’s place last night! Why didn’t you go?
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: I (..) really (..) (..) it <span>pas de motivation</span> . I mean, I (..) (..) (..) <span>s’entendre </span> Melissa pretty well – but I don’t feel like I (..) (..)(with <span>integrer</span> her friends. They’re mostly artists and designers and I’m clueless <span>nulle</span> about art – so it’s hard to find much in common. Not to mention Melissa’s parties tend to go until 4 in the morning.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Well, you could have (..) (..) <span>court visit</span> for a little while and then (..) (..)<span>échapper </span>before it got too late. Melissa was wondering where you were.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Really? Hmm, I hope it didn’t (..) (..) as <span>paraitre </span> rude that I didn’t call to let her know I wasn’t coming.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Nah, don’t worry – she was just curious; she doesn’t think you (..) her (..) <span>ignorer rudement </span> or anything.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: That’s good. Did I tell you about the last time I went to one of Melissa’s parties? She told me it was a costume party, so I (..) (..) <span>apparaître/ arrivé</span> in a clown suit – but she had actually invited everybody over to look at the new costumes she had designed for a play.
👳🏼♂️Erin: So everyone else was dressed normally and you were dressed like a clown? Oh my god, I would’ve died of embarrassment.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: I don’t think I’ll ever (..) it (..) <span>oublier qq ch</span>. Some of her friends still (..) me (..) <span>taquiner</span> it to this day.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Do you remember David, my friend from college? He was there last night.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Of course I remember him; how could I forget a guy who could (..) (..) <span>passer pour</span> a model? I actually bumped into him at the park last week. Apparently he quit his job?
👳🏼♂️Erin: He was sick of being (..) (..) <span>commandé</span> by his manager. I’ve always (..) (..) to <span>admirer</span> David for his independence, so I’m not surprised that he wasn’t (..) (..) for <span>être fait pour</span> a corporate job.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Anyway, I’ve got to head out – I’m (..) (..) with <span>se retrouver</span> Barry in half an hour. We’re going to Best Buy to check out their electronics sale.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Oh, can I (..) (..) <span>venir aussi </span>? I’m actually in the market for a new digital camera.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Sure!
_Lesson 3: Phrasal Verbs for
Social Situations_
👳🏼♂️Erin: You missed out on <span>rater une opportunité</span> a great party at Melissa’s place last night! Why didn’t you go?
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: I wasn’t really up for it <span>pas de motivation</span> . I mean, I get along with <span>s’entendre </span> Melissa pretty well – but I don’t feel like I fit in with <span>integrer</span> with her friends. They’re mostly artists and designers and I’m clueless <span>nulle</span> about art – so it’s hard to find much in common. Not to mention Melissa’s parties tend to go until 4 in the morning.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Well, you could have stopped in <span>court visit</span> for a little while and then slipped out<span>échapper </span>before it got too late. Melissa was wondering where you were.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Really? Hmm, I hope it didn’t come across as <span>paraitre </span> rude that I didn’t call to let her know I wasn’t coming.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Nah, don’t worry – she was just curious; she doesn’t think you blew her off <span>ignorer rudement </span> or anything.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: That’s good. Did I tell you about the last time I went to one of Melissa’s parties? She told me it was a costume party, so I showed up <span>apparaître/ arrivé</span> in a clown suit – but she had actually invited everybody over to look at the new costumes she had designed for a play.
👳🏼♂️Erin: So everyone else was dressed normally and you were dressed like a clown? Oh my god, I would’ve died of embarrassment.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: I don’t think I’ll ever live it down <span>oublier qq ch</span>. Some of her friends still rag me about <span>taquiner</span> it to this day.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Do you remember David, my friend from college? He was there last night.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Of course I remember him; how could I forget a guy who could pass for <span>passer pour</span> a model? I actually bumped into him at the park last week. Apparently he quit his job?
👳🏼♂️Erin: He was sick of being ordered around <span>commandé</span> by his manager. I’ve always looked up to <span>admirer</span> David for his independence, so I’m not surprised that he wasn’t cut out for <span>être fait pour</span> a corporate job.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Anyway, I’ve got to head out – I’m meeting up with <span>se retrouver</span> Barry in half an hour. We’re going to Best Buy to check out their electronics sale.
👳🏼♂️Erin: Oh, can I tag along <span>venir aussi </span>? I’m actually in the market for a new digital camera.
👩🏻🦱 Rachel: Sure!
Mike and I agreed to meet at the cafe at 7 o’clock, but he never ____________. I waited for an hour and then went home.
appear or arrive
Mike and I agreed to meet at the cafe at 7 o’clock, but he never showed up. I waited for an hour and then went home.
appear or arrive
I ____________ really well with my dad. I feel like I can talk to him about anything.
have a good relationship with the person
I get along really well with my dad. I feel like I can talk to him about anything.
have a good relationship with the person
She’s so confident that she sometimes ____________ a little arrogant.
give an impression
She’s so confident that she sometimes comes across as a little arrogant.
give an impression
I’m __________ cooking tonight. I’d rather just order a pizza.
not want to do it / not have the energy to do it
I’m not up for cooking tonight. I’d rather just order a pizza.
not want to do it / not have the energy to do it
He ____________ the meeting to take a phone call.
leave quietly, without attracting attention
He slipped out of the meeting to take a phone call.
leave quietly, without attracting attention
We’re going to drop by the hospital to see how Sheila’s doing after her surgery. Would you like to ___________?
tag along
accompany a person when they go somewhere
We’re going to drop by the hospital to see how Sheila’s doing after her surgery. Would you like to come along?
tag along
accompany a person when they go somewhere
I tried to apologize to him for losing the book he lent me, but he just ____________. I think he’s still mad about it.
rudely ignore the person
I tried to apologize to him for losing the book he lent me, but he just blew me off. I think he’s still mad about it.
rudely ignore the person
On Saturday I _____________ friends for a barbecue at the beach.
encounter a person at a particular time or place
On Saturday I met up with friends for a barbecue at the beach.
encounter a person at a particular time or place
My daughter is very tall for her age. She’s 8, but she could ___________ 12.
look like, so that other people could believe it
My daughter is very tall for her age. She’s 8, but she could pass for 12.
look like, so that other people could believe it
