CAR SERVICE: Little Apple Car Service. This is Larry speaking. LIA: Hi. I need a car to take me to the airport at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. CAR SERVICE: Do you need to be there at 5:30, or is that when you want us to pick you up? LIA: I need to be at the airport at 5:30 or I’ll miss my flight. CAR SERVICE: That’s right in the middle of rush hour. Traffic will be a nightmare at that time. I’ll have a car get you at 4 p.m. What’s your address? Same as Seems Very different meanings. Very different uses. Sometimes we hear native speakers use certain expressions. If we don&`&t hear them clearly, sometimes we can think they are saying something that they are not. So it is always a good idea to check a new expression before we try to use it ourselves. Take - take from one place to another. Pick up - to go meet someone and then take them somewhere. We should never make assumptions when we are learning a language. We should always think first and try to be clear about something before we use it. A lot of people make assumptions and use an expression or a word the wrong way. They might have heard somebody use it somewhere, but they didn&`&t understand why it was used. Then, this person will continue using it the wrong way all the time because they have made an assumption. I go to work by bus. I take the subway to work. He often picks me up and takes me to the office. lose track: forget or lose I lost track of where I put my glasses. How will I be able to read the paper? one-track mind: thinking of only one thing They couldn’t make any progress at the meeting because the boss had a one- track mind and could only talk about his golf game that afternoon.