Week 5 All

Apuntes

•All the clothing vocabulary Itchy (adj): the uncomfortable feeling from mosquito bites or wool sweaters. ● I don’t like wearing that shirt – it’s too itchy! ● I’m allergic to tomatoes – when I eat them, my tongue feels itchy. •To run out (of) (verb): to finish all of something so that nothing remains. Form: run out / ran out / ran out ● We ran out of milk, so I couldn’t make coffee this morning. ● Hurry up — time is running out! ● They ran out of money before their trip ended. ● Our printer ran out of ink, so we couldn’t print the report. •To shrink (verb): to become smaller. Form: shrink/shrank/shrunk Type: transitive or intransitive ● Intransitive: When I put my wool sweater in the washing machine, it shrank and no longer fits :( ● Our class has shrunk! Last week we had 12 students; now only 4. ● Do you think San Francisco’s population will grow or shrink in the next 50 years? ● Transitive: I accidentally shrank my sweater in the wash. •Phrasal verbs and their meanings Turn off: to stop a machine or light (separable) Turn on: to start a machine or light (separable) Wake up: to stop sleeping (separable) Put on: to add clothing (separable) Ta...