《Lesson 074 Cupid》.pdf

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 74: Cupid date: Feb 26, 2007 file name: bobrob 02-26-07 Show notes Cupid, that little boy with the bow and arrow who guides love on its true course. Phrasal Verbs and Idioms to turn on (something/someone) 1) To start a machine or some equipment e.g: Turn on the mikes Bob, we have to record now. 1 2) To start the flow of gas, water etc e.g: I was cold so I turned the radiators on. 3) To make someone feel sexually excited e.g: That new actress really turns me on. 4) To make someone excited about something e.g: If opera turns you on, there is much to see in town. 5) To depend on something in order to get a successful result e.g: Much turns on the current 6 way talks in Korea. Idioms: “Love is blind” To be so in love that one cannot see the other person’s faults e.g: I don’t like that girl but he’s crazy about her. Oh well, love is blind or so they say. Bonus Idiom: “Give my love to” To ask someone to pass on their respects to someone e.g: Give my love to Joan the next time you see her, will you? Thanks. Extra Idiom: “not for love (n)or money” An informal way of saying that it is impossible to do something e.g: 2 The concert is booked solid . I can’t get a ticket for love nor money. Commercial The Cupid Dating Service: Ladies, can you find true love? Note: Bob surprised Rob with a questionnaire to find out how romantic he is. Take the same survey here: /~malia/rtest.htm Joke 3 Bubba talks about a girl who’ll ‘be legal’. The “punch line ” rests in the fact that she will be legally able to have sexual intercourse. Grammar Blues Prepositions of time: During, in We use these words to describe a period of time within which something happens. This something can continue for the whole period of time, an