Daily Life - Irsquom sorry I love you (C0015)

A Whoa whoa whatrsquos going on Watch out

B Hey watch where yoursquore going

A Oh no Irsquom so sorry Are you all right

B OhI donrsquot know

A I feel terrible I really didnrsquot mean to knock youover My tire just exploded and I lost controlof my bike Really it was an accident Pleaseaccept my apologies

B Just let me try to stand up

SONG Why do birds suddenly appear every time youare near

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A Are you okay

B Oh wait a second you seem really familiar Ithink I know you from somewhere

A Yeah I think we have met somewhere beforeThatrsquos right We met at Aaronrsquos place lastweekend What a coincidence But anywayIrsquom glad to see that yoursquore not too badly hurtand I should probably get going I have a nineorsquoclock meeting

B Ouch My ankle I think itrsquos broken You canrsquotjust leave me like this Are you calling an am-bulance

A Nope Irsquom canceling my appointment so that Ican stay here with you

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SONG Do you remember when we met Thatrsquos theday I knew you were my pet I wanna tell youhow much I love you

Key Vocabulary

feel terrible phrase sorry

mean principle

verb

present

simple

intend plan

explode principle

verb past

simple

suddenly break apart

accident common

noun sin-

gular

an event that is not

planed or intended

familiar Adjective probably known but

not clearly remembered

place common

noun sin-

gular

house

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coincidence common

noun sin-

gular

situation when two or

more things happen at

the same time in an un-

planned way

knock over principle

verb infini-

tive

make something fall

over

Supplementary Vocabulary

regret principle

verb

present

simple

feel sad or sorry about

something

apologetic Adjective feeling or showing re-

gret showing an apol-

ogy

feel guilty phrase feel responsible for do-

ing something bad

unfamiliar Adjective not familiar

love at firstsight

phrase falling in love the first

time you see someone

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