to get out of / to get off

To leave or to descend from a vehicle
To get out of  is used for cars; To get off  is used for all other forms of transportation.

• Why don't we stop and get out of the car for a while?
• Helen got off the train at the 42nd Street terminal.

to get in / to get on

To enter or to board a vehicle
To get in is used for cars; To get on is used for all other forms of transportation.

• It's easiest to get in the car from the driver's side. The door on the other side doesn't work well.
• I always get on the bus to work at 34th Street.

work well == out of orders == doesn't function

at 34th Street => for street usually we use (on) but here We want to emphasis the company not the street.

appreciate

appreciate:

• Thanks ever so much for your help, I really appreciate it.
• I appreciate your concern, but honesty, I'm fine.
• I'd appreciate it if you let me get on with my job.

formal phrases

Here are some formal phrases that I've used in previous lessons. See if you can use them in your own letters:

Beginning the letter by explaining why you are writing:

• I am writing with regard to...
• I am writing to inform you that...
• I am writing to bring to your attention some issues with...

Requesting or suggesting something:

• I have decided that I would like you to...
• I am entitled to ask for...
• I was wondering if it would be possible (for me) to...
• I hope that you will...
• I would like to suggest that...

Ending the letter with a request for action:

• I look forward to receiving your response.
• I await your prompt response.

Bus

Bus:

• go/travel by bus
• go on the bus/use the bus (=travel by bus)
• get/take/catch a bus
• ride a bus
• get on/off a bus
• wait for a bus
• miss the bus
• a bus goes/leaves
• a bus comes/arrives
• buses run(=go at regular times)
• a bus station

get

ɡet/ verb (getting, got, UK got, US gotten)

Definition

to obtain or buy something:Where did you get your shoes?I got you a ticket.
to receive something:Did you get anything nice for your birthday?Ben still hasn’t got my email.

get a bus, train, taxi, etc.

to travel somewhere in a bus, train, or other vehicle:Shall we get a taxi to the station?
to arrive somewhere:What time do you get home from work?
to go somewhere and bring back someone or something:Wait here while I get the car.

get ill, rich, sick, wet, etc.

 to become rich, sick, wet, etc.:Hurry up – your breakfast is getting cold.It’s getting late – we should go.

to move to a different place or into a different position:I saw her getting into his car.

to become sick:I feel like I’m getting a cold.You can get malaria from mosquitoes

to arrange for someone to do something for you:Could you get the kids dressed?I need to get my hair cut.

 to deal with or answer a ringing telephone, a knock on the door, etc.:Could you get the phone?

get caught, bitten, etc.

If you get caught, bitten, etc., someone or something catches you, bites you, etc.:He got killed in the war.

get someone/something to do something

 to make something happen, or make someone or something do something:I can’t get my computer to work!I got my dad to pick me up from the station.

get to do something

to have the chance to do something:I never got to meet her.

to understand something:He never gets any of my jokes.

grammer

a lot of (good) resturants

It's worth (doing) sth

Every + singular Nouns

Every Friday, On Fridays

Grammer

It is located in.... (To be located in ....)

Several things (Several + plural Countable noun)

the Prices are reasonable (for restaurant)

if I go there, I am going to ...

GO out to eat

How + adj

How food is expensive the food is.

it is important to me . (to be important to sb)

tell, ask

Statement:

To tell sb (that) ...

ex) The meeting is on Friday.

ex) Could you tell her (that) the meeting is on Friday?

Request:

To ask sb to do sth

ex) Call me as soon as possible.

ex) Could you ask him to call me as soon as possible?

Time

what time does the movie start?

what time did she have to be home?do we have time?

she needs to get home by 9:30

do you have the time? = excuse me, do you have the time please?
what is the time please?