Today, we’ll learn three useful expressions for talking about a room and making plans. Anna says, “I want you to feel comfortable before you decide.” To feel comfortable means to…
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Vocabulary in this episode
- feel comfortable
Anna says, “I want you to feel comfortable before you decide.”
To feel relaxed and at ease.
- feel comfortable
To feel comfortable means to feel relaxed and at ease.
To feel relaxed and at ease.
- feel comfortable
You could say: “Please sit down and feel comfortable while you wait.”
To feel relaxed and at ease.
- at ease
To feel comfortable means to feel relaxed and at ease.
Relaxed and not worried.
- Take your time
Mei says, “Take your time, and ask me about any word.”
Do not hurry; you can go slowly.
- Take your time
Take your time means there is no need to hurry.
Do not hurry; you can go slowly.
- Take your time
You could say: “Take your time choosing a book; the shop is open for another hour.”
Do not hurry; you can go slowly.
- receipt
Anna says, “I do not want to pay without a receipt and a signed agreement.”
A paper or message that shows that you paid.
- receipt
A receipt is a paper or message that shows you paid.
A paper or message that shows that you paid.
- receipt
You could say: “I paid for the shoes, and the cashier gave me a receipt.”
A paper or message that shows that you paid.
- signed agreement
Anna says, “I do not want to pay without a receipt and a signed agreement.”
A written record of what people decided, with their signatures.
- agreement
An agreement is a clear record of what people have decided.
A clear record of what people have decided.