Today, we will look at 5 slang terms/idioms. I will write them below, and then you try to match them with their meaning. I'll put the answers at the very bottom of this post. Enjoy!
Remember, mistakes are okay and a great way to learn! You can read about making mistakes in an earlier post right here.
Good luck!
Terms
1) To be lit (adj.)
- "I was so lit at the party last night!"
2) To chill (verb)
- "I'm just going to stay home and chill this weekend."
3) To be cheezy (adj.)
- "Dad! That is so cheezy..."
4) To freak out (verb)
- "That car accident really freaked me out!" OR "On Halloween, I'm going to freak out!"
5) To be back on track (idiom)
- "I was spending too much time at the bar, but now I'm going to school again. I'm back on track!"
Definitions
a) To return to normal after a time of abnormality (not normal)
b) To be scared/To allow your real personality to show
c) To be very excited/drunk/high (on drugs)
d) A joke that is not funny (or a little funny) because it is used too often or is too stupid
e) To relax
If you are not confident using slang, we can fix that!
Just send me an email and we will schedule a trial lesson. Don't worry if you can't write well, I will understand you!
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Matthew
Answers
1c, 2e, 3d, 4b, 5a
I almost forgot...
The sky was quite beautiful here last night, so I took this picture. You could try to describe the colours to practice your English.
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