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The English Pod audio review.

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

Phrase used to introduce a piece of information.

I don’t know if you heard.

Tell me about it.

Filled me in.

A sense or feeling that something bad is going to happen.

A bad feeling.

Strange, unusual.

Weird.

Make or force someone to leave when they don’t want to.

Kick out.

Make me feel uncomfortable and a bit scared.

Creep me out.

phrase used to introduce a piece of news.

You’ll never guess.

Cause someone to feel a lot of fear, scare the heck out of me.

Strange or unusual, bizarre.

Strange or scary causing people to feel nervous and afraid, creepy.

A dead person who drinks the blood of living people, Vampire.

Phrase used to introduce a piece of gossip.

Have you heard.

Phrase used to introduce an interesting or surprising piece of information.

Guess what.

let’s try that faster.

A sense or feeling that something bad is going to happen, a bad feeling.

Phrase used to introduce an interesting or surprising piece of information.

Guess what.

Phrase used to introduce a piece of information.

I don’t know if you heard.

Strange or unusual, bizarre.

A dead person who drinks the blood of living people, vampire.

Make or force someone to leave when they don’t want to, kick out.

Tell me about it, filled me in.

Phrase used to introduce a piece of gossip.

Have you heard?

Cause someone to feel a lot of fear, scare the heck out of me.

Phrase used to introduce a piece of news, you’ll never guess.

Strange or scary causing people to feel nervous and afraid, creepy.

Make me feel uncomfortable and a bit scared, creep me out.

Strange, unusual, weird.

Now say the word and hear it in a sentence.

Weird.

Last night I kept hearing a really weird sound. I don’t know what it was.

Weird.

Our teacher seems a bit weird don’t you think?

Weird.

The weirdest thing happened to me yesterday a pack of monkeys stole my car keys.

A bad feeling.

I’ve got a bad feeling about Kelly’s new boyfriend. I don’t think he’s a good guy.

A bad feeling.

I have a bad feeling about this sales strategy. I think it’s going to fail.

A bad feeling.

I’ve got a bad feeling about this trip. I think we should stay home.

Kick out.

If you don’t be quiet. I’m going to kick you out of this meeting.

Kick out.

We got kicked out of the restaurant at midnight because they were closing.

Kick out.

That’s it, I’m kicking you out of class go stand in the hall.

Creep me out.

This old house is so scary it’s really creeping me out.

Creep me out.

I watch the exorcist last night. That movie really creeps me out.

Creep me out.

The last time I walked home alone at night. I really got creeped out.

I almost got in a car accident yesterday that scared the heck out of me.

Don’t wear that vampire mask. You’re scaring the heck out of the baby.

I’m terrified of clowns they scare the heck out of me.

I don’t know if you heard but Susan and John are breaking up.

I don’t know if you’ve heard, but the new marketing manager a single.

I don’t know if you’ve heard, but Maurice quit his job yesterday.

Fill me in.

I can go to today’s meeting, but can you fill me in on the important details.

Fill me in.

How was your date you have to fill me in.

Fill me in.

Sarah Mr. class yesterday, but I filled her in on the homework assignment.

You’ll never guess what I heard Peter and Anna are getting married.

You’ll never guess who I saw yesterday Bill, my boyfriend from high school.

You’ll never guess what Sandra told me, she’s moving to Alaska.