【E36】-3 Dialogue 1: Track 2

I am headed outside. We should not say 'headed TO outside' I am going outside. I am headed outside. We never say 'to' before 'outside' Outside Inside Home Somewhere I am going/headed outside I am going/headed inside I am going/headed home I am going/headed somewhere ALAN: Hey, Lia! It’s good to see you. LIA: You, too. I haven’t seen you in a few days. How are you? How’s it going? ALAN: Not bad. I’m so busy with the classes I’m taking. How about you? LIA: I’m okay. I know you’re busy with classes. My job’s really hectic this time of year, too. What’s new with you? ALAN: Nothing much. I’m on my way to the mall. I need some time off! Do you remember Lana? She’s there. Ha! She’s always at the mall! I think a lot of our friends plan to just hang out at the mall tonight. Also, we should always think about the things we are saying. We should think about the meaning as well. For example, here, 'It's GOING to see you' does not make sense. It's good to see you. This sentence makes sense. Names are sometimes difficult. Sometimes we might not know the pronunciation of a name. So we should listen carefully and then try to say it the same way. LIA: Who? Oh yeah. I remember Lana. She’s the one with the scary-looking dog. I don’t want to hang out with that dog! ALAN: Ha! You aren’t afraid of that little tiny dog, are you? Well, I’m sure Rover isn’t at the mall. LIA: Actually, I’m headed to the mall later, anyway. There’s a huge sale going on.I think they’re open extra late. ALAN: Great! Maybe I’ll see you there. LIA: Sounds good. We’re both good shoppers! If I get there before you leave,maybe I’ll see you. After all, we aren’t leaving until we see all the sales. And I’m not leaving until I have some cute new shoes!