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chill out

Date: Feb 21 2005

Intro

1. Learn Vocabulary - Learn some new vocabulary before you start the lesson.

2. Read and Prepare - Read the introduction and prepare to hear the audio.

The weather has changed quite a bit here in the last week.
It‘s been super nice outside and people are waiting for the weekend all week long.
Check out what Derek’s gonna do this weekend.

Dialog

1. Listen and Read - Listen to the audio and read the dialog at the same time.

2. Study - Read the dialog again to see how the vocab words are used.

Steph

Derek

Steph: Hey Derek. What are you doing next weekend?

Derek: I think, ya know, since the weather is so nice, that I might just, um, I dunno, go to the park and chill out or something.

Steph: Oh, that sounds pretty fun. Yeah. That’s a good idea. Yeah. It has been really nice lately.

Derek: Yeah. I think so. It’s supposed to stay that way all week. And so I think it would be pretty nice.

Steph: That would be a good idea. Maybe bring a picnic blanket or something, have a picnic.

Derek: Yeah. Or play frisbee.

Steph: Yeah. Totally! Just relax.

Derek: It’s been almost a year, ya know, so.

Steph: Yeah. That’s true. Well I hope you enjoy your weekend.

Derek: You too.

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Discussion

Chilling out definitely sounds like a great idea!
You can chill out at home, at a friends house or at a park. When you chill out, it’s important to not have too much planned. Just sit around with a book or some good music and see what happens.
If the weather’s nice where you are, you should just chill out for a while!