Use limited amountson all occasions.
A lot of people can’t do that, norcan I. Should I close my bank account?
On the contrary, you oughtto open one more. Use it to set asidemoney for the future!
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Words
account, afford, amount, aside, bank, contrary, credit, debt, determine, everyday, forgive, future, limit, limited, nor, occasion, otherwise, ought, rarely, set, spend, therefore
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Phrases
credit card
get into debt
forgive debts
more than you can afford
limited amounts
on all occasions
bank account
on the contrary
you ought to
one more
set aside money
for the future
94. Good morning! Are you in bed yet?
Good morning! Are you in bed yet? It’s time to get up!
(No answer.)
Are you sleeping?
(No answer.)
Wakeup, son!
I have wokenup. What time is it now?
Look at the wall clock. It’s eight in the morning!
Oh, hell, I overslept!
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Words
answer, clock, daily, hell, oversleep, overslept, routine, wake, woken
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Phrases
in bed
no answer
wake up
look at
wall clock
eight in the morning
Are you asleep?
No. Why are you whispering?
I thoughtyou were sleeping.
CurrentlyI’m having a conversationwith you. What do you want to say?
It’s nearlynine in the morning! Didn’t you hear the alarm-clockringing?
It didn’t ring. I alteredthe time setting yesterday.
What optiondid you choose?
Ten in the morning. I love to break the routine occasionally.
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Words
alarm-clock, alter, asleep, conversation, currently, nearly, nine, occasionally, option, setting, thought ( base form: think), whisper, yesterday
* * *
Phrases
be asleep
nearly nine
hear the alarm-clock ringing
time setting
break the routine
Have you got up yet?
Yes, I have.
Make the bed.
I have made it.
Go to the bathroom. Don’t forget to flushthe toilet!
I’ve been there. I’ve flushed it.
Have you got dressed?
Not yet. I’m getting dressed!
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Words
flush
toilet
* * *
Phrases
make the bed
don’t forget to
flush the toilet
get dressed
97. What a mess! Whose towel is on the floor?
What a mess! Whose towelis on the floor?
It’s mine. I tooka shower.
Who left the toothpastetube on the sink?
My little sister did.
Is that her toothbrush?
Yes, it’s hers.
You two need to cleanup here!
I’ll removemy towel. Let her clearher things herself!
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Words
clean, clear, floor, hers, herself, mess, remove, shower, sink, took, toothbrush, toothpaste, towel
* * *
Phrases
take a shower
toothpaste tube
on the sink
clean up
clear her things
98. What time do you wake up at usually?
What time do you wake up at usually?
At half past seven, but I get up at seven.
Who makes breakfastfor you?
I cook it by myself.
What time does your wife get up?
At half past nine.
Why so late?
She goesto bed late.
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Words
breakfast, goes
* * *
Phrases
What time do you…
at half past seven
get up at seven
make breakfast
cook by myself
so late
go to bed late
99. Breakfast is ready. Come and get it!
Breakfast is ready. Come and get it!
I’m on my way. What’s for breakfast today?
Cheeseand hamsandwiches. Sitdown and eat!
Why don’t you eat yourself?
I don’t want to. I’m not hungry.
Will you have a drink at least?
I’ve already had a glass of milk.
Pourme some milk, too, please!
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Words
cheese, ham, least, milk, pour, ready, sit
* * *
Phrases
on my way
for breakfast
sit down
have a drink
at least
a glass of milk
pour me some milk
100. How many times a day do you eat?
How many times a day do you eat?
Four times.
What time do you have breakfast?
At eight in the morning.
What time is lunch?
At twelve-thirty.
What about dinner?
At seven o’clock in the evening. In addition, we have a snackat about five.
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Words
dinner, lunch, snack, twelve-thirty
* * *
Phrases
times a day
four times
have a snack
at about five
101. How often do you do the cleaning?
How often do you do the cleaning?
Every week.
Who wipesthe dust?
Our children do.
Who washesthe floors?
I do.
Who vacuumsthe carpets?
My husband does.
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Words
carpet, cleaning, dust, vacuum, wash, wipe
* * *
Phrases
do the cleaning
every week
102. Do your parents urge you to clean up your room?
Do your parents urgeyou to clean up your room?
I need no urging. I take out the trashmyself.
Who sweepsthe floor?
I do. Besides, I rubthe furniturewith a damp cloth.
Do you also change the sheets?
Yes, and I brushmy carpet.
Do you do anything for your parents?
Sometimes. My mom loves sewing, but she’s short-sighted. Thus, I threada needlefor her.
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Words
brush, cloth, damp, furniture, needle, room, rub, sew, sewing, sheet, short-sighted, sweep, thread, thus, trash, urge, urging
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