CS Unit 1 Extra Expressions

What does the expression "bump into" mean?

• To accidentally hit someone or something

• To encounter someone unexpectedly

• To plan a meeting with someone

What does the phrase "long time no see" typically imply?

• That it has been a long time since the speaker last saw the listener

• That the speaker has seen the listener recently

• That the speaker is not interested in seeing the listener again

If something is "on the tip of your tongue," what does it mean?

• You are holding it between your teeth

• You are unable to remember or recall something that you almost know

• You are about to speak rudely

What does the expression "between you and me" suggest?

• That the speaker wants to gossip about someone

• That the speaker is going to share a secret or confidential information

• That the speaker is asking for advice

I haven't seen Sarah in ages, but yesterday, I _____ her at the grocery store.

• bumped into

• long time no see

• on the tip of my tongue

• between you and me

Hey, _____! How have you been?

• bumped into

• long time no see

• on the tip of my tongue

• between you and me

The name of that actor is _____, but I just can't remember it right now.

• bumped into

• long time no see

• on the tip of my tongue

• between you and me

_____, I heard that the company is planning to downsize next month.

• bumped into

• long time no see

• on the tip of my tongue

• between you and me