- hop - hope
- spit - spite
- cap - cape
- man - mane
- bit - bite
- bit - beet
- pat - pate
- mat - mate
- tap - tape
- rat - rate
- sit - site
- cot - coat
- dot - dope
- not - note
- lock - locke
- fin - fine
- grin - grind
- pin - pine
- dim - dime
- tin - tine
- bag - bage
- ran - rain
- can - cane
- pan - pane
- flag - flake
- plan - plane
- man - mane
- back - bake
- pack - pike
- lad - lade
- land - lane
- bank - banke
- slack - slake
- tap - tape
- trap - tripe
- stack - stake
- pack - pace
- slap - slave
- luck - luke
- drum - dream
- chuck - choke
- shut - shote
- block - bloke
- luck - lake
- neck - nake
- shock - shake
- clip - clipe
- stick - stake
- twit - twite
- limp - lime
* Class 18/02/28 (80 min, 1/2 makeup for Jan. 26) most / least common profit/loss - to profit/to lose auction and bids relatives (parents, brothers and sisters (siblings) cousins, etc) no idea = no clue the last drop/the last straw bundle, a package, all together start afresh/anew * Class 14/02/28 (80 min, 1/2 makeup for Jan. 26) in hindsight, an expression from the shop dialogue: considering what happened, looking or thinking back at the facts to through up to vomit/through away to discard If I weren't drunk buskers = street musicians wobbly shaky, unstable to get engaged/engagement fiancè (man) /fiancèe the woman, later, groom and bride(groom) on the wedding day. I work downtown, I live downtown, I'm going downtown, I'm downtown, I go downtown (no preposition!) Go through a shop to work I checked the price Chain (tchein) purse - a woman's bag leather = couro I could afford, to afford (to have the money be able to pay for or buy something, book...