Key Expressions
Pull over
Got tied up in traffic
Run over
Situation
Will: Dude, look at the cop. He’s signaling you to pull over.
Harry: Oh great, what did I do now?
Will: Um, I think you just went over the speed limit that’s why he’s telling you to pull over.
Harry: Oh man. Let me just slow down.
A: Sorry I’m late boss. I got tied up in traffic.
B: It’s okay. I got tied up myself. Traffic’s really getting worse these days.
A: Yeah, they’ve been fixing sections of the highway all at once.
B: They should be fixing the roads one at a time to avoid heavy traffic, don’t you think?
A: Hey look out!
B: Man that was close! That guy nearly ran me over with his car! I bet that guy’s drunk or something. Did you get his license plate?
A: Don’t worry, I did. We’re going to report that driver to the police.
Pronunciation drill
Pull over
Getting worse
Nearly ran
Substitution drills
Look at the cop. He’s signaling you to ___________.
A: Sorry I’m late boss. I ___________ in traffic.
Man that was close! That guy nearly ____ me ______with his car!
Today’s Homework:
Construct sentences using the Key Expressions, Pull over, Got tied up in traffic, Run over.
Example: The police pulled over to check on to accident.
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