ni2 19-20/11/14

Homework: p. 40 reading + vocabulary.

USED TO (repeated actions in the past)

Two years ago I used to exercise every morning.

Other options to express the same idea:

Two years ago I exercised every morning.

Two years ago I would exercise every morning.

I didn’t use_ to exercise in the morning

The present:

I use to exercise in the morning.

I usually exercise in the morning.

Be/get used to + -ING

I got/will get used to exercising in the morning.

I was/am used to exercising in the morning.

I look forward to hearing from you.

I’m used to working with kids.

I’m getting used to wearing a suit and a tie.

Quality is worth the money.

Shipping cost.

uneven /ʌnˈiːv ə n/ adjective

not level or smooth

an uneven floor

unevenly adverb

headphones /ˈhedfəʊnz/ noun [ plural ]

headphones

a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears so that you can listen to music without anyone else hearing it

a pair of headphones

Earbuds

Go clubbing

ˈ pocket ˌ money noun [ U ]

an amount of money given regularly to a child by its parents

Kevin spent his pocket money on ice cream and sweets.

Pre-owned

I'll/We'll cross that bridge when I/we come to it.I'll/We'll cross that bridge when I/we come to it.I'll/We'll cross that bridge when I/we come to it. something you say when you do not intend to worry about a possible problem now, but will deal with it if or when it happens