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Hello all, we'll start in a minute or two

05:20
My mom's music

05:42
nostalgic

06:21
close to me - The Cure

07:11
It gives me the warm fuzzies

08:55
alien

09:03
That is alien to me

09:17
Quantum physics is alien to me

09:33
an alien

09:45
alien - etranger

10:08
alien - negative connotation

11:44
profoundly - shocking

12:00
I discovered a cure for cancer. It was profound

12:54
I make a fool of myself

13:08
they (people) make a fool of themselves

13:41
I'm making a fool of you

13:56
They are making a fool of me

14:35
me, you, him/her

15:34
moved to tears - positive connotation

16:09
no great expectation

16:44
I heard the movie wasn't that exciting, so I had no great expectations

17:03
cacophony

17:35
almost ALWAYS used to talk about sound

19:06
all of these words sound like the actual sound

19:44
onomatopoeia

20:10
creak

23:54
how music has evolved

27:00
Midwest or the south

27:06
cowboy music

27:36
dixie chicks

27:52
country music - a culture

28:06
accents

29:31
Bohemian Rhapsody

29:33
classical

29:35
opera

29:37
rock

30:34
keen on

30:42
keen on - keen for

30:45
we like it

30:59
UK - I'm keen on you

31:16
keen - wanting to do something

31:22
Do you want to go to the movies?

31:24
Yes, I'm keen

32:33
a special occasion

32:45
My birthday is a special occasion

33:37
silence

34:35
musical taste- music we like

34:45
I like classical music

35:54
Taste in clothing

35:58
Taste in film

36:05
Taste in dates

36:21
Taste in music

36:30
I have good taste

36:34
I have bad taste

37:04
I wore my mom's old boots. I have bad taste in clothing

38:25
covers

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other people singing original songs

39:08
- children's songs

42:14
yawn

43:39
set our alarm

44:23
duvet - UK

44:49
US - covers

45:25
blankets

45:44
duvet

46:27
sheets

48:33
soon they oversleep - NO

48:39
"soon"

49:15
snore

49:45
nightmares

49:54
am

49:57
dream

50:21
I am fast asleep

50:43
I am fast asleep - to fall asleep quickly

50:51
to be completely asleep

51:05
I'm sleeping hard

51:35
I slept like a log

52:21
log - big piece of wood

53:07
jet-lagged

53:39
I'm tired because it's 9 a.m. in New York but I just flew to Paris and it's midnight

54:12
jet - aeroplane

54:22
lagged - to be behind

54:39
I am jet-lagged

55:07
nap

55:37
siesta

55:59
a nap for 30 minutes

56:04
cat nap

56:11
I'm taking a cat nap

56:41
log - piece of wood

56:54
I slept like a log

57:45
used to

58:21
Used to - something we did in the past but don't do anymore

58:35
I used to like Beanie Babies, but I sold all of them

59:00
Didn't use to

59:10
we did not do/have in the past but now do

01:00:11
Expressing what we did specifically in the past

01:00:17
used to have

01:00:45
I used to go swimming with my sister

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verb + ing

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I'm not used to going to the store

01:02:14
not used to - normally do not do

01:02:24
I'm not used to cooking but my parents are gone

01:02:54
get used to

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it's something we don't normally do, but now we do it a lot

01:03:29
I have to get used to the curfew

01:04:18
I have to get used to the curfew; I used to stay out until midnight

01:04:52
You'll get used to it

01:05:07
Things will normaliz(s)e

01:05:26
You don't like living alone, but don't worry. You'll get used to it

01:07:03
wrong - we used to play

01:08:45
get used to getting up

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verb +ing

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( )

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homework - optional

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good bye