October 22, 2008
Common Everyday Phrases
grab a bite to eat
got to run
Arthur: "Hi, Amy! I'm home, but I only have a few minutes before I have to leave for my meeting with Mr. Johnson."
Amy: "OK, but what about dinner?"
Arthur: "Sorry, I don't have time. Would you like to meet me afterwards? We could grab a bit to eat at that new little restaurant."
Amy: "Sure, that would be great!"
Arthur: "OK, see you then. I've got to run!"
grab a bite to eat = quickly eat a small meal, usually at a restaurant
got to (gotta) run = have to leave right now
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