It is six o’clock in the morning. William gets up, puts on his sporting suit, and starts jogging right away. He runs to the park and does morning exercise there. An hour later, he gets on the bus to work.
He is usually busy at work. It takes most of his time to operte the machine of the factory. Although he wants to call up his girl friend, Jane, the job stops him from doing so. When he arrives at the factory, he turns on the switch board of the power to start the machine. He can’t turn it off until four o’clock in the afternoon.
Getting off the bus, William goes back home, takes off the working suit, and sits comfortably on the sofa picking up the paper from the desk. He enjoys the happy hours.
1. to get up
to rise from bed; to sit up or stand; to arrange
2. to put on
to clothe oneself with; to add to
3. right away
immediately, very soon
4. to get on
to enter or to board a vehicle
5. to call up
to telephone someone; to summon for action or service
6. to keep … from …
to try to stop someone from doing something
7. to turn on
to start or cause to function
8. to turn off
to cause to stop functioning; to cause to feel intense dislike
9. to get off
to leave or to descend from a vehicle; to depart
10. to take off
to remove one’s clothing; depart from the ground; take time of working
11. to pick up
to take up something by hand; to receive
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