English Lessons
“Ah, good to know.”
You are talking to your coworker about your weekend plans to drive to the beach. She tells you that there's going to be major construction on some roads that could cause traffic for you. You tell her that you appreciate the information.
“You can tell that she's had work done.”
You're watching a TV show on TV with your friend. The actress on the show is almost 60, but her face looks like a doll's face. You comment to your friend about how unnatural she looks.
“I sent in an absentee ballot last week.”
You're talking with a friend about voting. You voted before the election. You explain to your friend how you did that.
“I don't know off the top of my head, but I'll shoot them over to you this afternoon.”
Your coworker stops by your office to ask you about the numbers for a project you recently finished. You're really busy and don't remember the final numbers. You explain this to him.
“They just contacted me out of the blue.”
You just started a new job. Your friend asks you how you found it. You tell her that a recruiting company contacted you unexpectedly a few months ago.
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