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What did you eat yesterday?
THINK
WHO: Me
WHAT: A burger and fries
WHEN: Last night at around 6 pm
WHERE: At Red Robin
WHY: My friends wanted to meet up for dinner
SPEAK
“Last night, my friends hit me up because they wanted to meet up for dinner. It was around 6 pm, so I was actually starving. We decided to meet at Red Robin and I had a burger and fries.”
Hit someone up: (Slang) To contact someone
Starving: to be extremely hungry
Tell me about your best friend
THINK
WHO: My best friend, Michelle
WHAT: Tells amazing stories
WHEN: Whenever we hang out
WHERE: In my backyard
WHY: She has the best memory and she knows how to make people laugh
SPEAK
“My best friend’s name is Michelle. One of her best qualities is her ability to tell amazing stories. She has the best memory and she knows how to make people laugh. Whenever we hang out in my backyard, Michelle will start reminiscing about our younger days and go right into a story.”
Hang out: To spend time relaxing or socializing informally
Backyard: a yard, or area of land, behind a house or other building, typically surrounded by a fence
Reminisce: To indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events
How often do you exercise?
THINK
WHO: Me
WHAT: Run
WHEN: At the crack of dawn Monday – Friday
WHERE: On the treadmill at the gym
WHY: I can clear my mind.
SPEAK
“I normally exercise Monday through Friday. In order to get it in before work, I wake up at the crack of dawn and head to the gym. While I’m running on the treadmill, I am able to clear my mind.”
Get it in: (Phrasal Verb) ****If you get something in, you manage to do it at a time when you are very busy doing other things
The crack of dawn: a time very early in the morning; daybreak
Clear my mind: to stop worrying or thinking about something