《Lesson 071 Marijuana》.pdf

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 71: Marijuana date: Feb 5, 2007 file name: bobrob 02-05-07 Show notes 1 Today’s topic was marijuana. Rather controversial, but life is in the fast lane on the Bob and Rob Show. Find out more here: / Phrasal Verbs and Idioms to light up 1) To start smoking something like a cigarette e.g: he lit up a cigarette after work. 2) To become or make something bright with color e.g: the fireworks lit up the night sky. 3) To make something start working e.g: as he flicked the switch, the screen lit up. 4) A person’s eyes or face becomes excited or happy e.g: her eyes lit up when she saw her new car. Idioms: “(to be) as high as a kite” 2 To be in an excited and hyperactive state usually due to drugs e.g: 1) He was high even before the party started !. Bonus Idiom: “high and dry” To be in a problematic situation with very little money or help e.g: 3 1) The collapse of Enron left many of its employees high and dry. Extra Bonus Idiom: “to take the high road” To take the most positive and correct course of action 1) Let’s take the high road in this situation Email Bag / Grammar Blues We dealt with ‘who’ and ‘whom’. Basically, ‘who’ refers to the subject of a clause, and ‘whom’ refers to the object. Look at this site and then try their exercises to test your grammatical knowledge of this area: /ac/student/writing/grammartip080204.html and here too: /cig/grammar-style/versus-whom-should-just-shoot-myself-now.html Both Sides of the Pond We looked at common words in both the US and the UK that came from Persia: (US) felony (UK) (arrestable) offense (US) munchies (UK) peckish (US) scatterbrain (UK) scatty Song The Pot Song by Dan Costello. See more at 1 Quotes Marijuana is se