[00:00.00]Review Three.Connie and Maria are talking.
[00:-1.00]Listen to their conversation.
[00:-2.00]Listen in particular for a word that sounds like hot.
[00:-3.00]Where's Steven?He's very late.
[00:-4.00]Since his wife got pregnant,he's been very busy.
[00:-5.00]Let's begin without him.
[00:-6.00]No.He has to do this story with you.I'm leaving,remember?
[00:-7.00]OK,what's the word that sounds like hot?
[00:-8.00]Got.Now listen and repeat.
[00:-9.00]since his wife          since his wife got pregnant
[00:10.00]he's been very busy     Since his wife got pregnant,he's been very busy.
[00:11.00]Since his wife got pregnant,he's been very busy.
[00:12.00]Since his wife got pregnant is the same as"Since his wife became pregnant."
[00:13.00]In this sentence,the verb to get means"to become."
[00:14.00]Let's practice this particular use of get.You hear...
[00:15.00]Since his wife became opregnant,he's been very busy. And you say....
[00:16.00]Since his wife got pregnant,he's been very busy. You hear...
[00:17.00]It's becoming so late;let's begin without him.And you say....
[00:18.00]It's getting so late;let's begin without him.
[00:19.00]Ready?Here we go.
[00:20.00]Since his wife became pregnant,he's been very busy.
[00:21.00]Since his wife got pregnant,he's been very busy.
[00:22.00]It's becoming so late;let's begin without him.
[00:23.00]It's getting so late;let's begin without him.
[00:24.00]You're becoming beetter and better at these interviews.
[00:25.00]You're getting better and better at these interviews.
[00:26.00]We've had a problem starting the car since it became so cold.
[00:27.00]We've had a problem starting the car since it got so cold.
[00:28.00]He became so angry he couldn't speak.
[00:29.00]He got so angry he couldn't speak.
[00:30.00]We all became sick after eating the cheeseburgers.
[00:31.00]We all got sick after eating the cheeseburgers.
[00:32.00]I'm becoming bored with this exercise.
[00:33.00]I'm getting bored with this exercise.
[00:34.00]OK.Let's listen to some more of the conversation between Connie and Maria.
[00:35.00]When do you leave?I leave tomorrow evening.
[00:36.00]We have so much to do.You can't leave tomorrow.
[00:37.00]I've had these airplane reservations since August.Connie,I'm leaving tomorrow.
[00:38.00]We'd better wait for Steven.   Now listen and repeat.
[00:39.00]we'd better
[00:40.00]We'd better wait for Steven.I've always done my best. This is the end of Review Three.
[00:41.00]We'd better wait is the contraction of We had better wait.
[00:42.00]It means"We should wait for Steven.
[00:43.00]We'll have problems if we don't wait for him."
[00:44.00]Let's practice this expression.You hear....
[00:45.00]Should we wait for Steven?And you say....
[00:46.00]Yes.i think we'd better wait for him.You hear....
[00:47.00]Do I have to stop smoking?And you say...
[00:48.00]Yes.I think you'd better stop smoking.OK?Let's go.
[00:49.00]Should we wait for Steven?Yes.I think we'd better wait for him.
[00:50.00]Do I have to stop smoking?
[00:51.00]Yes.I think you'd beeter stop smoking.
[00:52.00]Do we have to go to the office this morning?
[00:53.00]Yes.I think we'd beeter go to the office this morning.
[00:54.00]Should I pay you the money I owe you?
[00:55.00]Yes.I think you'd better pay me the money you owe me.
[00:56.00]Does she have to go to the hospital to have to go to the hospital to have the baby?
[00:57.00]Yes.I think she'd better go to the hospital to ahve the baby.
[00:58.00]Should they follow the doctor's advice?
[00:59.00]Yes.I think they'd better follow the doctor's advice.
[-1:00.00]Do we have to stop now?Yes.I think we'd better stop now.
[-1:-1.00]OK.Now to the fast-food restaurant
[-1:-2.00]where Connie is having lunch with some of the students she interviewed at Stamford High School.
[-1:-3.00]Do you really like that fried chicken?It looks kind of...well...
[-1:-4.00]Funny.Yeah.It doesn't really look like chicken.
[-1:-5.00]But it's absolutely delicious.I've always loved the food here.
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