Expressions
Transportation (Transporte)

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pronunciación
Here are this lesson's expressions.
All's well that ends well. - A successful
end is worth the effort
go to bat for someone - help someone
cough up - give unwillingly
be better off - be in a better
situation
all of a sudden - suddenly
Instructions
Select the correct expression in the conversation below.
DAN - How was your vacation last week?
LARRY - Terrible. I thought we would never get back.
DAN - Really? What happened?
LARRY - My daughter got sick and so we tried to come home
early. We went to the airport and they said that we could change our
flights but we had to pay $100 fine per ticket plus the difference in the
fare. It was over a $1000!
DAN - Did you pay it?
LARRY - I explained to the the person at the ticket counter that
my daughter was sick and he made some phone calls to try to get the fee
reduced. Finally they agreed to $500 total to change all of the tickets.
DAN - That's good. So then you got home OK?
LARRY - No. We took the first part of the flight but we
were supposed to land in Chicago and refuel and then continue on to Los
Angeles. After we landed in Chicago they said that it was too foggy to
take off again.
DAN - What did you do?
DAN - So you stayed in Chicago?
LARRY - Yeah. I'm not going on any more vacations for a
while. I'll stay right at home.
DAN - Ha, ha, ha!
More Practice
Write sentences using each of the expressions.

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