What country was Hedy Lamarr from?
Austria
cut back on
To reduce (especially spending)
We’re cutting back on entertainment in order to save up for our vacation. Instead of going to the movies once a week, we’re going once a month.
2. To consume less
I’m on a diet – I’m cutting down on fast food.
I'm Lovin it
McDonalds
FUTURE CONTINUOUS: What will you be doing at this time tomorrow?
I'll be driving
I'll will be working
i don't know what I'll be doing
What was Hedy Lamarr famous for in her public life? What did she do in her private life?
Being an actress, being attractive
in her private life she invented things
To accommodate someone temporarily.
“My friend is in town and I am putting him up for the night”
They are so nice. They put me up for 2 nights when I was in Barcelona.
Just do it
Nike
FUTURE PERFECT: What will you have by the end of the day today?
Describe Hedy Lamarr's cola invention.
Cola tablet that can dissolve in water, creating a coca-cola drink.
Fill (someone) in
To inform someone more fully of a matter, giving all the details.
During the drive the cab driver filled me in on important economic and sociological information.
Hey! I missed class. What did you do? Fill me in!
Think Different
Second Conditional: Where would you go if you could only travel to one city in the United States (outside of Miami)?
If I could only go one place I would go to......
WOULD + BASE FORM OF VERB
Why did Hedy come up with the invention of frequency hopping?
Cut across
To go across a place rather than around it, to make the trip faster.
Let’s cut across the park on the way home from school – it’ll be faster.
Save money, live better
Walmart
I would have been a cabaret dancer!
WOULD + HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE
What is the name of the documentary that was recently made about Hedy Lamar?
Bombshell
To Cut in
1. Enter a conversation by interrupting
I couldn’t have a serious conversation with Barry because my sister kept cutting in.
2. When two people are dancing, and a third person interrupts them to dance with one of them.
May I cut in? I’d like to dance with Joanna.
3. To “cut in line” is to enter a line ahead of other people who have been waiting longer:
Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.
M&Ms
By the time....
By the time + simple past, had + past participle