527 – Using Grab

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Today I’d like to take a look at the verb “grab.” We can use grab in a number of different and interesting ways in every day conversational English, so, let’s check it out.

Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or check the transcript for the details.

• When you ride a roller coaster you should grab the bar.
• When I drive during a snow storm I grab the steering wheel very tightly.
• Grab the pole when you take a subway in New York.

• It’s raining hard outside. Why don’t we grab a cab.
• After work I usually grab the bus on Madison Avenue.
• I’d love to keep chatting with you but it’s time for me to grab my flight.

• Today I grabbed lunch at the pizza shop.
• Why don’t we grab a cup of coffee after the lesson.
• I grabbed a beer with some of my coworkers last night at the pub.

• For this year’s holiday party we’re going to have dinner at the oyster bar, and then drinks at the lounge in the Peninsula Hotel. How does that grab you?
• I feel like having Thai food for dinner. How does that grab you?
• Well we could go to Central Park this weekend. How does that grab you?

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