《Lesson 094 Hodgepodge》.pdf

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 94: hodgepodge Rob’s been getting into date: July 14, 2007 road racing recently. How file name: bobrob 07- 14-07 about you? Show notes We have another mixed up jumbled up show today. Yep, it’s hodgepodge time, so fasten your seatbelts, because you don’t know what’s coming up next!!! Bubba Joke Bubba tells us a joke about hearing aides. Sorry if its a bit cheesy Phrasal Verbs Idioms getting into (something/someone) 1) To become interested in something / pursue a new hobby/pastime. e.g: Robs been getting into cycling recently. Bob has gotten into windsurfing since being a bit nearer the water. 2) To put on a piece of clothing eg: I dont know how that sumo wrestler managed to get into that medium sized shirt. 3) To develop a habit eg: I got into smoking when I was 17. 4) To reach an usually bad or unpleasant state. eg: he got himself into a right mess after his company went bankrupt. 1 EXTRA 5) To become interested in a particular person. eg: Do you know the writer Bill Bryson ? I’ve been getting into him recently. His books are hilarious. Idioms (to be a) picky eater = to be fussy about what one eats eg: she doesn’t like tomatoes or butter. She’s such a picky eater.. Bonus Idiom: (slang/rude term) to be shithot at something / to kick ass = This means that someone is very good at something, an expert or of a very high standard. eg: Maradonna used to be shit hot at soccer/football. Extra Idiom: The proof is in the pudding: something can only be said to be successful if it has been tried out, tested and used eg you didnt think that movie was going to be a big hit, but just look at the box office numbers – the proof is in the pudding. Grammar Bl