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Today, we’re going to look at chunks of language. Chunks of language mean groups of words that naturally go together. They are fixed expressions so we can memorize them as a complete piece of language.
Now, it’s the quiz time. Please read the paragraph below and correct the places that look unusual to you.
My typical morning? Well, I never go out on an unfilled stomach, so before work, I usually have a complete English breakfast – I love it. Getting to work can take a big time because it is the rush period. But when I get to work it is a lot of enjoyment because my colleagues come from all over the earth. Anyway, I must go into work right now, but I’ll be back in a period.
Here is the answer, so did you find all of them?
My typical morning? Well, I never go out on an unfilled stomach, so before work, I usually have a complete English breakfast – I love it. Getting to work can take a big time because it is the rush period. But when I get to work it is a lot of enjoyment because my colleagues come from all over the earth. Anyway, I must go into work right now, but I’ll be back in a period.
Now you find all the them, but can you correct them? Please give it a try before look at the answer.
My typical morning? Well, I never go out on an empty stomach, so before work, I usually have a full English breakfast – I love it. Getting to work can take a long time because it is the rush hour. But when I get to work it is a lot of fun because my colleagues come from all over the world. Anyway, I must go into work right now, but I’ll be back in a bit/minute.
【Vocabulary】
to do something on an empty stomach
to do something without eating first
a full English breakfast
a cooked breakfast, usually with bacon, sausage, eggs, mushrooms, beans, tomatoes, toast and tea
to take a long time
to happen slowly
the rush hour
the period of time in the morning and evening when the traffic is very busy with people going to and from work
a lot of fun
very enjoyable
all over the world
everywhere around the earth
(I'll be) back in a bit
(I'll) return soon
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