Let's talk about some of the best calls so far that you can talk about um, you had actually yesterday, yesterday's show, and if you can't watch it, you can watch it on the player, (yes) and if you weren't watching it, what else were you doing? Um but you had one team which was the strong team, Chris Ramsey (yes) You had uh Georgia from Love Island (yeah) um and then you had uh Charlotte, Charlotte Crosby from Georgia um and they were a great strong unit as a team. 

It’s aah basically, I realized that, celebrities aah, only know about some of themselves.

A lot of people probably don't know the answers of some questions because some of the questions are a little bit tricky.

They’ve given them my name in the title. Leave it, and so she is, but it’s like sort of a series or aah Alexa and we asked her to sort out these kinds of numbers for the celebrities to call and you’d just basically have like, you know like, Joey yes, is calling up like a mechanic and asking for like, if they don’t know the answer to the question then they can call a random number 

You can give your name in the title.

Used to, be used to, get used to

I love you

I used to be a dude.

The point is,I overreacted. I'm just not used to obstacles.

Oh, come on. I'm sorry that we told you, okay. It’s part of being in a relationship, eventually you get used to these annoying little things that bug you at first.

Yeah, I guess. I mean you got used to Lily's loud chewing, right?

Explanation

English learners often confuse used to, be used to and get used to.

They look similar but they have very different uses.

What is the difference?

Let's start with the phrase used to:

Used to, is always followed by a base verb.

We use used to plus infinitive to talk about something we did regularly in the past but do not do it now.

Example: I used to smoke every day but I do not smoke now.

I didn't use to smoke when I was young but now I do.

Kids, your grandma always used to say to me nothing good happens after 2 a.m.

I now pronounce you man and wife.

I love you.

I used to be a dude.

Roger, I thought you knew how to play the guitar.

 I used to.

You used to be someone I liked being around and now you're not.

You know April?

We went to high school together.

 We used to date.

 You used to a date?

April, you're Monica Geller.

Do I know you?

 You used to be my baby-sitter.

Hi.

Hi, I'm Monica Geller.

How do you know the bride and groom?

Oh, I used to work with Frannie.

 Used to work with her.

Used to. I'm a relative and  I didn't get invited.

Me, Marshall and Lily, Barney, Robin, We all used to hang out at this one bar called McClaren's.

We used to talk. That's all I want. Don't cuddle me, don't handle me just talk to me, please, and not about business.

Andie hey.

 Hey, I've been trying to reach you.

 You remember Andie, right? Used to date Michael, used to stalk Jane.

I used to believe everything happens for a reason. But now, I'm not so sure.

You don't scare me Mona.

 You're not as good of a liar as you used to be.

Nice car.

It used to be mine.

My mom used to play this song all the time.

Look, those girls used to make me feel bad but recently I realized that we're on the same side.

We used to get coffee sometimes.

I used to love being a surgeon.

You take spider-man's pictures, right?

I used to.

Where is he?

Henry and I agree. We don't see his picture in the paper anymore.

Maybe I was just looking for a hookup?

Yeah, I know you think you know me.

 I used to.

Yeah, used to. I've changed.

I used to be obese.

I used to wake up early when I was a child, work on some project.

Honey, honey come help Mom sort her pills. You used to love that.

Maybe I'll come to your place.

 Your wife doesn't mind being alone at Christmas?

I'm a doctor. She's used to being alone.

Be used to

Explanation

Be used to is followed by a noun pronoun or ing form a verb.

If you are used to something, you are familiar with it.

example

I am used to getting up early because I start my job at seven in the morning, so it is normal for me to get up early because of my job.

Note that in the negative we can say I am not used to getting up early.

Maybe I'll come to your place.

 Your wife doesn't mind being alone at Christmas?

I'm a doctor. She's used to being alone.

I was stopping by Lily's kindergarten class to say hi, but they were all at recess.

I really had to pee so I went to the class’s restroom. It was a smaller target than I'm used to. So I figured I should sit down. What I didn't realize was it was a shared bathroom.

Having no dad is something I'm used to. I wasn't even thinking about him that much anymore.

Hey, listen David, your mom is a great director.

She's just not used to working with amateur dancers.

So, what can I get you guys?

Um, what's the cake today?

 I'm sorry did you just ask for cake? I'm not used to you ordering solid food.

 Yeah I'll just have a slice of whatever.

Roland, I ran the second largest retail video chain in North America so…

 Well, that's good to hear, so you're used to coming in second, huh?

I'm used to knowing what the right thing to do is, but now I'm not sure anymore.

Sorry, I'm not used to public speaking. Normally my boyfriend…Normally Mr. Rustin Snyder handles these events but he's out of town so it's all on my shoulders.

The point is, I overreacted. I'm just not used to obstacles.

He was the tiger king but here's the problem with kings. They get used to making all the rules.

Get used to

 Explanation

Get used to is also followed by a noun pronoun or ing form of a verb.

We use get used to to talk about the process of becoming familiar with something and it can be used about the past present or future.

Example

I'm getting used to living in a big city.

I couldn't get used to living alone.

He was the tiger king but here's the problem with kings. They get used to making all the rules.

Are you drunk?

 Get used to it.

So, you've experienced this sort of thing before.

You get used to it.

They have to get used to doing it my way. Right now they're getting very used to it. You have to get used to doing things my way too.

Okay, what happened to Yumland? Why aren't the other children on stage?

 I cut them. If they want to be actors so bad they should get used to being unemployed.

A fine dinner, my lord.

 Call me Tyrion please. I'm sure you're getting used to fine dinners, now that you're lord.

You better get used to negotiating with me. If the president dies, it's you and I…

or nothing at all.

Oh, come on. I'm sorry that we told you, okay? It's part of being in a relationship. Eventually you get used to these annoying little things that bug you at first.

Yeah, I guess.

 I mean you got used to Lily's loud chewing, right?

You're not happy

 No Kyle I'm thrilled.

You don't sound thrilled.

It's called sarcasm get used to it.

So, she seems fine.

Yeah

 I think she's getting used to being away from you, now that you have the new job.

I went there for my honeymoon and so, that was already a really good start, because it was just incredibly romantic; everything we were doing.

But, the people were incredible, the food was absolutely amazing. I mean, we started off thinking, oh gosh, who on earth has curry for breakfast. And by the end of our honeymoon, it was curry three times a day and it was just fantastic.

Um… and then we went to lots of nature reserves as well and so...just the wildlife that was there was fantastic. The beaches were fantastic. Just everywhere, everywhere. I couldn’t say a bad thing about it. 

My favourite country. Um… I probably have lots of favorite countries and I tend to like er… mountainous countries so like, like Austria. Austria's very… or the Alps, that’s sort of, lots of countries. So you've got er… yeah, French Alps or Austrian Alps, they’re really good. Er… I also like beach environments I love, like in Brighton; we’ve got lots of beaches. So again I like, hot, warm beaches, probably Spain

I'm going to say America, I lived there for a year, I studied there and I also proposed to my wife there. So there’re a lot of special memories.

Well it is a hard one to decide, but I'm gonna go with India.Oh, nice. For the reason that erm… my parents were both born there and met each other there. And my sister who is five years older than me was born there and then the family came to this country when  my sister was six months old. Erm… and my love for India didn't really start until I was old enough to appreciate everything about it. So as a child growing up I found it very, very strange. As an adult, it was quite intriguing and we have been and visited as…as much as we've been able to at this point.

People know lots of European countries and I think, no… and I'm thinking I went travelling with my wife and we spent quite a bit of time in South America and Argentina, particularly Patagonia was stunning landscape, right down at the bottom of South America on the point.

Well I… I lived in France for a long time and I really enjoyed that because it's got everything, it's got two sets of mountains, amazing beaches, temperate and hot climates and bit of, sort of, you know, more temperate towards the north, beautiful countryside. Erm… some French people are nice. Erm …But I’d have to say the place I've always wanted to visit is Canada.

Music biz ain't bad she could be you Know, she got right what the hand in there what [yeah] her dad is involved

Vocabulary 

Ain’t (informal): am not; are not; is not.

                           Has not; have not.

Yeah, but you know what, one thing to me is all  like

I like her to kind of that she said, what she wants to be artist advise her but 

Is she going, is she going to follow her dad into the music biz? I mean, yeah, she is very much a baby, but these days [these days] people start at younger than that. 

She stole the show [she stole the show] yeah [I'm not complaining] yeah

He is going to do up. Make some noise [thank you]

And then like too far forward would be I guess like, you know what me and my misses we’ve got really close and because my head is focused and then like now skipping again, I go do up. 

Vocabulary

Do up:  1.Fasten something.

               2. Wrap or tie something up.

Far forward: adj. 1. Directed or moving ahead.

                               2. Lying or situated in or near the front part of something

                              3. Presumptuous, pert, or impudent.

And because I have got my own labels or clown name record so I focus on that.

I've been a last five years, I guess I've been always working and recording in a studio constantly doing shows.

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But the thing is you have, you've been, you've been busy, just our paths haven't crossed.  

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Now seriously, it feels great to be back in a mix and just working, yeah.

Vocabulary  

Be back: Return 

You cracked on, work dried up for me.

Vocabulary 

Dry up: 1. become completely or excessively dry.

              2. (Of something perceived as a continuous flow or source) decrease and stop.

 Cracked on: Proceed or progress quickly. 

Tinchy you and I, we, I basically used to interview you about once a week.