Talking about a New TV Series
Sarah goes to visit John at his house. He is watching TV series and she asks him about it…
Sarah: Hi John, I thought I’d stop by to see what you’re up to. What are you watching?
John: I’m watching a new series that has just come out. It’s called ‘White Lines’.
Sarah: Is it any good?
John: Yes, it’s amazing! It’s a mystery thriller about a girl who is searching for her brother who disappeared.
Sarah: Oh, it sounds really interesting. I love thrillers too! Did you download it?
John: No, I’m streaming it online.
Sarah: What website?
John: Watch.com.
Sarah: I’ve never used it before. Do you need to sign up?
John: No, you don’t need a username and password. Just type the website in and it’ll come up for you. Let’s watch this episode together. I’ll fill you in on what’s happened so far…
PHRASAL VERBS
Phrasal verb | Meaning | Example sentence | Categories |
|---|---|---|---|
To come across
something
| To find something unexpectedly. | He came across a nice, little restaurant while he was walking through the town. | Entertainment and Food |
To check out |
|
| Entertainment and Food |
To eat out | To eat in a restaurant. | When I lived in France, I used to eat out every weekend. | Entertainment and Food |
To polish something
off
| To finish eating food or doing work quickly |
| Entertainment and Food |
To snack on something
| To eat small amounts of food between meals | If you eat breakfast in the morning, you’re less likely to snack on biscuits. | Entertainment and Food |