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English speaking course.

Wake up.

It's already 6:00 a.m. Wake up, Alex.

Sleepy head.

>> Is it? Uh, feels like I just closed my

eyes.

Just five more minutes.

>> Every time.

Come on. We plan to jog before

breakfast. remember?

>> Oh, that's right. That morning exercise

thing.

It's still dark out.

>> It's the perfect time to jog.

Fresh air, peaceful streets. You'll feel

so refreshed.

>> Okay. Okay, you win.

Let me grab my shoes.

>> That's the spirit. And guess what? I'll

make us a nice breakfast when we're

back.

>> Deal.

But if I'm exhausted afterward, you're

giving me a hearty meal.

>> It's a promise. Let's get this day

started, right?

>> You've got a lot of energy for someone

who's just woken up. All right, let's

go.

Exercise.

You know, this morning jog feels great.

Let's do some stretches, too.

>> Stretches here in the park.

>> Why not? I saw a group exercising here

last week. It looked fun.

>> Well, I've never really done group

exercises before.

>> There's always a first time.

Look, there's Ryan. He always knows good

exercises.

Hey Ryan,

mind if we join you for some exercise

routines?

>> The more the merrier.

We're about to start some simple core

workouts, perfect for beginners.

>> Sounds great. Let's get started.

>> With both of you here, this is going to

be even more fun.

Let's make this a routine.

Morning jog and exercises with friends.

Absolutely.

I've always believed working out with

friends motivates you more.

>> Agreed.

So, what exercises do we have for today,

Ryan?

We're going to start with some planks

and squats.

Then we'll move to some light cardio.

>> Sounds like a plan. I'm ready to get my

sweat on.

Prepare the breakfast.

So tired.

>> Remember to make breakfast as promised.

>> Okay. Okay.

>> Let me help you.

>> How about scrambled eggs and toast?

Sounds good.

>> Delicious.

Maybe we can add mushrooms and spinach

to the eggs.

Great idea.

>> Check the fridge. I think we might have

some.

>> Found them. Also, there are some ripe

tomatoes. How about adding those?

>> Perfect.

You handle the toast and I'll whip up

the eggs.

Deal. And for drinks, coffee or orange

juice?

>> Coffee. Definitely. Can't start my day

without it.

Same here. I'll get the coffee machine

started.

By the way, where's the milk? It should

be in the fridge.

How about adding some cheese to the

eggs?

>> Cheesy scrambled eggs. I'm in. Let's

make breakfast amazing today. I saw some

strawberries earlier. Maybe a small

fruit salad on the side. Sounds perfect.

With both of us working together,

breakfast will be fantastic.

Go to the office.

Uh, I can't find my left shoe.

I swear it was right here last night.

You mean this one? It was under the

couch.

Bella must have played with it. That

cat. Thanks, Alex.

Oh, no. I forgot to charge my phone.

>> No worries. Take my power bank. Just

don't lose it. It's a new one.

>> Promise I won't.

>> Oh, shoot. We missed our usual bus.

>> Well, we could take the train.

It's a bit longer, but at least we'd be

moving.

>> That's a good plan. It's been ages since

we took the train.

Might be a nice change.

>> Oh, speaking of change, I think the

office moved our desks while we were

away. Said something about better

lighting or improving work environment.

What? I had everything perfectly

organized.

Well, at least we get better lighting. I

was tired of that flickering overhead

bulb.

>> Always trying to find the silver lining,

aren't you? But yeah, better lighting is

a plus.

Remember when you tried to replace the

bulb yourself and set off the fire

alarm?

>> Haha, let's not bring up that

embarrassing moment. At least I tried.

>> Indeed, you did.

Let's hope our day at the office goes

smoothly after this slightly chaotic

morning.

making complaints.

Samantha, have you used the new printing

machine on the third floor? Yes, I did

tried printing a report this morning.

Why do you ask?

I've been struggling with it all day.

It keeps jamming and the colors are off.

I thought it might just be me not

understanding the instructions.

No, it's not just you. The instructions

aren't clear at all. And did you notice

the weird noise it makes?

>> Yes. It sounds like it's going to break

any minute.

I was thinking of making a complaint to

the IT department. We can't keep dealing

with these issues.

Absolutely.

I was speaking to Mark and Tina earlier

and they've had similar issues, too. We

should collectively raise this

I think so too. Maybe we should have a

small meeting with everyone who's faced

problems and document all of the issues

before taking it to it.

That's a good plan. If we list out all

the issues, it can't ignore it and we

might get a better, more efficient

machine.

Chat with friends.

Jenny, Alex, it's been too long.

How have you both been?

Hey, Taylor. We've been doing well. Just

the usual work and home routine.

Same here. Work has been quite busy

lately, especially with all the new

projects coming in.

By the way, Jenny, I tried that pasta

recipe you posted last week. It was

amazing.

Really? That's great to hear. Alex loved

it, too.

I'm trying to experiment with some more

international dishes lately.

>> Speaking of international dishes,

have you tried that new Thai place

downtown?

Their food is fantastic.

>> Not yet, but I've heard so much about

it. Let's plan a day and go together.

Sounds like a plan. Jenny and I have

been looking for new places to try out.

>> Great. We should catch up more often.

It's always so much fun chatting with

you both.

Absolutely. We've missed these little

hangouts.

Let's make it a point to meet more

often.

Deal. Now, have you both heard about the

latest movie that just came out?

We should definitely go watch it

together.

Skin care.

>> Jenny. OMG. Jenny.

>> This is an emergency. A huge emergency.

Lisa, what happened?

Did you lose the presentation files? Is

the office on fire?

Worse. Way worse. There's this this

thing on my forehead.

It's enormous.

I look like a unicorn, Jenny.

Uh, unicorn?

What are you talking about, Lisa?

This pimple, Jenny. A massive

mountainlike pimple.

I can't present looking like this. What

will everyone think?

Oh, is that all?

Lisa, take a deep breath. It's just a

pimple. I thought something really

serious happened. The way you were

panicking.

Just a pimple, Jenny. This thing could

have its own zip code.

What do I do?

Lisa, trust me, it's not as noticeable

as you think.

Clean the area. Maybe apply some tea

tree oil and remember to stay relaxed.

Stress only makes it worse.

And seriously, people will focus on your

presentation, not a minor imperfection

on your face.

Watching film.

Jenny, have you watched The Timeless

Voyage?

I've heard it's an amazing romantic

drama.

>> No, I haven't. My co-workers said it's a

tearjerker. They cried a river watching

it.

>> Oh, you know I'm a sucker for those

kinds of movies.

Let's watch it tonight. I'll get the

popcorn ready.

>> Sounds like a plan.

But let me warn you, if you cry, I'm

taking a photo as evidence.

Challenge accepted.

And if you cry first, I get to choose

the next movie we watch.

>> Deal.

And by the way, I've got that new

chocolate ice cream in the freezer.

Perfect for movie night, don't you

think?

>> You really know how to sweeten the deal,

Jenny.

I'm so looking forward to tonight.

>> Same here.

Okay, I'll get the blankets and you set

up the film.

Let's make this a memorable movie night.

>> Deal.

And if the film is too sad, we can

always switch to that comedy you've been

wanting to watch. We have the whole

night.

>> Sounds perfect. Movie nights with you

are always the best.

Go to sleep.

Wow. Today felt like such a long day.

>> The meeting today drained me.

>> Well, at least we have this comfy bed to

rest in.

I can't wait to dive into it.

>> True. But before that, did you brush

your teeth and wash your face?

>> Of course. Mom's skincare routine

teachings never leave me. But I forgot

to set the alarm for tomorrow. Can you

do that, please?

>> Sure thing.

What time do you need to be up?

>> Around 7 a.m. I have that early meeting

with Lisa from HR.

>> Got it. Alarm set for 7 a.m. and I'll

set mine for 7:05 a.m. just in case the

first one doesn't wake you up.

>> Thanks, Alex. You always have my back.

>> Always.

Now, turn off the lights. Let's get some

shutye.

>> Good night, Alex. Sweet dreams.

Good night, Jenny. See you in the

morning.

Nightmare.

>> Oh my god, that was that was terrifying.

>> Jenny. Jenny, are you okay?

What happened?

>> I had this awful nightmare, Alex. I was

trapped in a dark maze and no matter

which way I turned, I couldn't find a

way out.

It felt so real.

>> Oh, honey, it's just a dream.

Everything's fine. I'm here with you.

>> I know, but it felt so vivid.

Like there were these shadows and they

were chasing me. And then I heard this

eerie whisper saying I'd never escape.

Nightmares can be pretty unsettling,

but remember, it's just your

subconscious mind playing tricks.

Maybe there's some stress or unresolved

issues that you've been thinking about.

Maybe work has been a bit overwhelming

lately.

And with our anniversary coming up, I

want everything to be perfect.

>> Don't worry too much. We'll make it

special no matter what.

And if you ever have another nightmare,

just wake me up. I'm here for you.

>> Thanks, Alex. Just talking about it

makes me feel better. Let's try to get

some sleep.

>> Of course. Good night, Jenny. No more

nightmares. Okay,

>> meeting room.

Hey, Chloe. Did you reserve the meeting

room for our 300 p.m. presentation?

>> Oh, no. I thought you were taking care

of it. Let me quickly check if it's

available.

>> Please do. It's crucial we have that

room. Especially with the tech setup we

need.

>> The system shows it's free. I'll reserve

it now.

Woo! We dodged a bullet there.

>> Thanks, Chloe. And did you get the

presentation slides from Mark?

>> I did, but there were a few edits.

I'll finalize them on the way to the

meeting room.

>> Oh, Chloe, before I forget, do you have

the remote for the projector?

>> It's in my drawer. I'll grab it before

we go. By the way, did you talk to Sarah

about joining us for the meeting?

>> Yes, she said she'll be there. She had

some feedback after reviewing the draft.

>> Great. It's always good to have another

perspective.

Let's make this presentation the best

one yet.

>> Totally agree.

Oh, and Chloe, I was thinking we should

bring some snacks and drinks for the

team.

It's a long presentation and it'll keep

everyone energized.

>> That's thoughtful of you, Alex. I'll

grab some from the cafeteria.

Let's give our team the best experience.

>> With you leading, I have no doubts.

See you in the meeting room.

>> What do we eat for lunch today?

Hey everyone, I'm craving fast food for

lunch today. Any recommendations?

>> How about that new burger place down the

street? I've heard their fries are

legendary.

>> I'm in the mood for some tacos.

There's that Mexican fast food joint

nearby.

Oh, I've been there. Their burritos are

massive and super tasty.

If we're talking fast food, I've been

wanting to try the fried chicken from

Chicky Delight.

It's just around the corner. I'm torn

now. Everything sounds so good.

But maybe we could get a mix. Some

burgers, tacos, and fried chicken.

That's a brilliant idea.

We can have a mini feast right at the

office.

Count me in. I'll handle the burgers.

Jenny, do you want to grab the tacos and

Kevin can get the chicken?

>> Sounds like a plan. Let's meet back here

in 30 minutes. Lunch is going to be

amazing today.

Wow, look at this spread. I think we

might have gone a bit overboard.

No such thing as too much food.

Let's dive in.

This burger is so juicy and the sauce is

amazing.

I'm loving these tacos.

The filling is so fresh.

Brian, you chose well.

And this chicken. Oh my goodness. It's

crispy on the outside and tender inside.

Perfect choice, Kevin.

Thanks. I've been a fan of Chicky

Delight for a while.

Their secret seasoning is just something

else.

We should definitely do this more often.

Mixing different fast foods is such a

treat.

Absolutely. And maybe next time we can

add some pizzas and sandwiches to the

mix. Sounds like a plan. Cheers to more

fun lunches together.

>> Tea break.

Phew, these reports are taking forever.

Anyone up for a tea break? Count me in.

I've been eyeing the new tea flavors in

the pantry.

>> I heard the chamomile tea is really

soothing.

I could use some of that right now.

>> Chamomile is great, but have you tried

the ginger tea? It's got a real kick to

it.

>> Perfect for waking you up.

>> I haven't, but that sounds intriguing.

I'll have a cup of that.

>> Speaking of new flavors, there's also a

lemon tea in there.

Super refreshing and just the right

amount of tang.

>> Lemon tea. That's exactly what I need.

Something to perk me up for the rest of

the afternoon.

You know what would go great with that

tea?

Some of those biscuits from the bakery

across the street.

Should I grab some?

>> That's a brilliant idea, Ethan. Those

biscuits would be perfect right now.

I'll chip in for them.

>> Thanks,

All right, let me grab those and we can

all enjoy a proper tea break together.

shopping list.

Hi, Mom. I'm about to finish up at work.

I'll be home soon.

Oh, Jenny, before you come home, can you

stop by the supermarket?

We need a few things.

Of course, Mom. Do you have a list?

Yes. We need some vegetables, chicken,

bread, and milk.

Oh, and don't forget some fruit for your

dad. He loves those apples.

Got it. Vegetables, chicken, bread,

milk, and apples.

Anything else, Mom?

H Maybe grab some eggs and cheese.

And if they have any of those chocolate

chip cookies on sale, get a pack.

You know how much your brother loves

them. All right, eggs, cheese, and

possibly cookies.

I'll make sure to get everything. See

you in a bit. Thanks, dear. Be safe and

don't rush.

Remember to check the expiry dates,

especially on the milk and eggs.

All right, let's see. Vegetables first.

Oh, those tomatoes look fresh. I'll grab

a few.

There are the apples.

These red ones look delicious.

Now, where's the chicken section?

Perfect. They have organic chicken on

sale. Mom would love that.

Next. Bread and milk.

I always forget where they keep the

bread.

Ah, there it is.

And the milk. Let's check the date.

Okay, this one is fresh. Now for the

eggs.

Oh, hey, there's Sarah from HR.

Maybe I should say hi after grabbing the

cheese.

Cheese check. Eggs check.

Now, where are those cookies?

Ah, there they are. On sale, just like

mom said. Perfect. That should be

everything.

Time to head to the checkout.

Jenny, over here.

How's it going? Haven't seen you in

ages.

Hey, Sarah. I'm good. Just grabbing some

things for dinner.

It's been so long. We should catch up

soon.

Absolutely. Let's plan something.

Have a great evening and enjoy your

shopping.

Thanks, Sarah. You too. Take care.

Romantic date.

Hey, Jenny. You know what?

How about we go for a late night date?

Just the two of us.

>> Oh, Alex, that sounds lovely.

I could use a drink after today.

>> Great. Let's head to that cozy bar

downtown.

They have the best cocktails.

>> Sounds perfect. Let me just change real

quick.

>> Here we are. I love the ambiance of this

place.

It's always so calming.

>> Absolutely.

>> So, tell me, how was your day at the

company?

Anything interesting?

Oh, it was just the usual meetings,

paperwork.

But Sarah from HR and I had a fun chat

at the supermarket.

How about you?

Well, there's a new project coming up

and I might be leading it.

Exciting times ahead.

>> That's fantastic, Alex. I'm so proud of

you.

>> Cheers to that.

>> Speaking of exciting times, our second

wedding anniversary is coming up. Have

you thought about how we should

celebrate?

>> I've been thinking about it. Maybe a

weekend getaway.

Just you, me, and a serene beach.

>> Oh, that sounds like a dream.

Let's do it. And maybe a romantic dinner

on the beach.

>> Perfect. I can't wait.

Now, how about another drink?

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
exhausted /ɪɡˈzɔːstɪd/ B2	adjective - extremely tired
routine /ruːˈtiːn/ B1	noun - a sequence of actions regularly followed
delicious /dɪˈlɪʃəs/ A2	adjective - highly pleasant to the taste
chaotic /keɪˈɒtɪk/ C1	adjective - in a state of complete confusion and disorder
struggling /ˈstrʌɡəlɪŋ/ B2	verb - to have difficulty handling or dealing with something
experiment /ɪkˈsperɪmənt/ B1	verb - to try out new ideas or methods
emergency /ɪˈmɜːrdʒənsi/ B1	noun - a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation
noticeable /ˈnoʊtɪsəbl/ B2	adjective - easily seen or noticed
imperfection /ˌɪmpərˈfekʃn/ C1	noun - a fault or flaw
evidence /ˈevɪdəns/ B2	noun - the available body of facts indicating whether a belief is true
terrifying /ˈterɪfaɪɪŋ/ B2	adjective - extremely frightening
vivid /ˈvɪvɪd/ C1	adjective - producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind
crucial /ˈkruːʃl/ B2	adjective - decisive or critical
finalize /ˈfaɪnəlaɪz/ C1	verb - to complete the last part of a plan or project
perspective /pərˈspektɪv/ B2	noun - a particular attitude toward something; a point of view

Key Grammar Structures

• We plan to jog before breakfast, remember?

  ➔ Infinitive of purpose / Infinitive verb

  ➔ The "to jog" follows the verb "plan," showing the action intended for the future.

• I've always believed working out with friends motivates you more.

  ➔ Present Perfect Tense

  ➔ The phrase "I've always believed" uses the "present perfect" to describe a continuous state starting in the past.

• It's been ages since we took the train.

  ➔ Since clause with Past Simple

  ➔ The structure "It's been... since [Subject + Past Verb]" describes the duration of time passed since an event.

• We should collectively raise this issue.

  ➔ Modal verb (should) for recommendation

  ➔ "Should" is used here to offer a suggestion or advice on the correct course of action.

• If we list out all the issues, it can't ignore it.

  ➔ First Conditional

  ➔ The "first conditional" (If + present, will/can + base verb) describes a real future possibility.

• I'm trying to experiment with some more international dishes lately.

  ➔ Present Continuous

  ➔ "I'm trying" (am + -ing) is used to describe a temporary or ongoing action happening around this time.

• If the film is too sad, we can always switch to that comedy.

  ➔ First Conditional (Real Possibility)

  ➔ Shows a logical consequence based on a condition: If A happens, we will do B.

• I was thinking of making a complaint to the IT department.

  ➔ Past Continuous for intention

  ➔ Using "was thinking" makes the suggestion sound softer and more polite than "I thought."