《Lesson 083 ESP》.pdf

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 83: ESP date: April 28, 2007 file name: bobrob 04-28-07 Show notes 1 I know what you’re thinking.  ESP or Extra Sensory Perception is a phenomenon that skeptics believe leaves a lot to be desired. Believe it or not, come and listen to the Bob and Rob ESP show. Quotes “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” Carl Sagan. “The universe is not only queerer than we can imagine, it is queerer than we CAN imagine” J.B.S. Haldane. Phrasal Verbs and Idioms "to tap into” 1) To get information via a computer from another computer e.g: those hackers can tap into any of the securest databases around. 2) To use something from a supply of knowledge or energy e.g: that hypnotist could tap into some unknown part of the mind. 2 “to tap out / tap something or somebody out” 3 To have nothing left of a supply of ideas, money or resources. e.g: I’ve been losing too much at the horses lately – it’s tapping me out! Idioms: 1) "to come to your senses" To stop behaving in a stupid, unreasonable or irrational way e.g: Come to your senses. You have to start studying or you won’t be able to go to college. 4 2) To wake up from unconsciousness e.g: when I came to my senses , I did not know where I was ! Bonus Idiom: “to take leave of one’s senses" To behave as if you were mad/crazy (insane) e.g: If Rob wanted to climb K2 in just a T-shirts and shorts, I would say he had taken leave of his senses. Grammar Blues Should and Ought to Generally, we can use either word (modal) to talk about recommendations or obligations: I should/ought to do that essay by Friday, and probability: My dinner should