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Richard: Oh, without a doubt.
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When's the next class?
Marilyn: Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Try it.
Richard: Tomorrow morning after lifting weights, I'll try aero-
bics. [He snaps his fingers.] It's a snap.
11
Tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock.
In Richard and Marilyn's room the next morning. Richard is lift-
ing weights. Marilyn is sewing.
Marilyn: Aren't you going to the aerobics class this
morning?
Richard: [He finishes exercising and puts the weights on the
floor.] Of course. Easy. [He snaps his fingers.) No
sweat.
12
Marilyn: You are not going to be able to move after this and the
aerobics class.
Richard: Are you kidding
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me? It's going to be a piece of
cake.
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[Marilyn shakes her head no.]
Richard: You want to bet?
15
In Do you . . . questions, it is common not to say Do. Also, Richard
pronounces want to as wanna. This is a common informal pronuncia-
tion.
Marilyn: Yeah. What's the bet?
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Richard: I bet I can go
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one hour in your class this morning and
not feel a thing!
10
without a doubt: sure; of course
11
It's a snap. =
12
No sweat.
12
Both expressions mean "It's easy."
13
kidding: joking with
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a piece of cake: easy
15
You want to bet? = Do you want to bet?
bet (verb): to agree to pay or do something, as in a game
16
bet (noun): an agreement between two persons to pay or do something if
one person is wrong
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Marilyn: The bet is – I win, and you cook dinner for the entire
18
family. Or you win, and I cook dinner for the entire
family.
Richard: [He shakes her hand.] It's a bet.
Marilyn: OK. Call my instructor, Jack Davis, right now. His
number is 555-8842. The advanced class starts at ten
o'clock.
Richard: Well, it's eight twenty now.
Marilyn: It only takes eight minutes by bicycle to the aerobics
class. Give him a call.
[Richard calls Jack Davis.]
Jack:
Davis
Aerobics
Center for Good Health
Richard: Jack Davis, please.
Jack:
This is Jack Davis.
Richard: Hello. This is Richard Stewart. My wife, Marilyn
Stewart, is a member of your program. I'd like to
come to the ten o'clock advanced class this morn-
ing.
Jack:
Oh, fine, fine. Be here a few minutes
early. You
need to complete some forms
before the class.
Richard: Thanks. I'm
on my way over.
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Jack:
Good-bye.
Richard: Bye-bye.
[He hangs up.]
It's all
set.
20
I'm
going.
[He puts his camera bag over his
shoulder.]
Marilyn: Bye. Richard: See you later. [They kiss.]
Marilyn: Good luck.
Richard: Don't forget about the bet. Dinner for the
entire fam-
ily. And that includes Susan.
21
17
I can go ... = I can exercise ...
Pronunciation: I cn go. When can has a verb after it, we do not usually pro-
nounce the a in can because the word is not stressed. It is not a strong syllable
in the sentence. (Here, go means "to exercise.")
18
entire: whole
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on my way over: leaving for a place
20
set: arranged
Richard: Oh, without a doubt.10 When's the next class? Marilyn: The bet is – I win, and you cook dinner for the entire18
Marilyn: Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Try it. family. Or you win, and I cook dinner for the entire
Richard: Tomorrow morning after lifting weights, I'll try aero- family.
bics. [He snaps his fingers.] It's a snap.11 Tomorrow Richard: [He shakes her hand.] It's a bet.
morning at ten o'clock. Marilyn: OK. Call my instructor, Jack Davis, right now. His
number is 555-8842. The advanced class starts at ten
In Richard and Marilyn's room the next morning. Richard is lift- o'clock.
ing weights. Marilyn is sewing. Richard: Well, it's eight twenty now.
Marilyn: Aren't you going to the aerobics class this Marilyn: It only takes eight minutes by bicycle to the aerobics
morning? class. Give him a call.
Richard: [He finishes exercising and puts the weights on the [Richard calls Jack Davis.]
floor.] Of course. Easy. [He snaps his fingers.) No Jack: Davis Aerobics Center for Good Health
sweat.12 Richard: Jack Davis, please.
Marilyn: You are not going to be able to move after this and the Jack: This is Jack Davis.
aerobics class. Richard: Hello. This is Richard Stewart. My wife, Marilyn
Richard: Are you kidding13 me? It's going to be a piece of Stewart, is a member of your program. I'd like to
cake. 14 come to the ten o'clock advanced class this morn-
[Marilyn shakes her head no.] ing.
Richard: You want to bet? 15 Jack: Oh, fine, fine. Be here a few minutes early. You
In Do you . . . questions, it is common not to say Do. Also, Richard need to complete some forms before the class.
pronounces want to as wanna. This is a common informal pronuncia- Richard: Thanks. I'm on my way over.19
tion. Jack: Good-bye.
Richard: Bye-bye. [He hangs up.] It's all set.20 I'm going.
Marilyn: Yeah. What's the bet?16 [He puts his camera bag over his shoulder.]
Richard: I bet I can go17 one hour in your class this morning and Marilyn: Bye. Richard: See you later. [They kiss.]
not feel a thing! Marilyn: Good luck.
Richard: Don't forget about the bet. Dinner for the entire fam-
ily. And that includes Susan.21
10
without a doubt: sure; of course
11
It's a snap. = 12No sweat.
12 17
Both expressions mean "It's easy." I can go ... = I can exercise ...
13
kidding: joking with Pronunciation: I cn go. When can has a verb after it, we do not usually pro-
14
a piece of cake: easy nounce the a in can because the word is not stressed. It is not a strong syllable
15
You want to bet? = Do you want to bet? in the sentence. (Here, go means "to exercise.")
18
bet (verb): to agree to pay or do something, as in a game entire: whole
16 19
bet (noun): an agreement between two persons to pay or do something if on my way over: leaving for a place
20
one person is wrong set: arranged
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