English Lessons
“Thank you SO much! You're the greatest!”
You asked your coworker to cover your shift at your part-time job, and he agreed. You say this because you're really grateful.
“You owe me one.”
Your coworker asked you to cover his shift on Saturday at your part-time job. You don't want to work on Saturday, but you agreed. Your coworker is happy, but you want to remind him that you might ask him to do the same thing one day, so you say this.
“Let's just weed out the ones that don't have a photo attached.”
You're making a short film. You placed an ad for an actor on a website, and got a lot of responses. Now you need to go through the them, but that's going to take a long time. You want to get rid of some of them quickly. You give this task to your ...
“Can you PLEASE cover my shift on Saturday?”
You have a part-time job at a restaurant. You want to go to the beach with your friends on Saturday, but you're supposed to work on Saturday. You have to ask a coworker who's off on Saturday to switch with you. You ask this.
“We got tons of responses to that ad I posted.”
You're making a short film. You needed an actor, so you placed an ad calling for actors on a website. A lot of people responded. You say this when telling your assistant director about it.
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