Hi there^^

How was your last weekend? I spent almost all my weekend to meet my girlfriend. And I studied a new expression that is "I don't have a watch with me." It means "who has something right now." I learned the expression in last friday class. How would you feel and what would you do if someone suddenly butts in to our conversation? If who is butt in to our conversation, once or twice, I may wait the person, but after that time, I pass over something.

Good morning Kirk! It\'s Tuesday already. But let\'s not fret for we still got time to polish your speech. Besides, your presentation is in August. We can do it! As for my weekend, I spent it with some of my good old friends and new-found friends. I\'m glad you spent it well with beautiful Eun-Sun. I hope I can catch up with you guys, too! That would be awesome! So tell me, what did you do? I bet you went to different restaurants and of course, your favorite one where you can have ramyun. My tummy is growling now, so I better set this aside first. Now, let\'s talk about the expression that you just learned - \"I DON\'T HAVE A WATCH WITH ME.\" This literally means that you don\'t have a watch and you cannot keep track of time, though as you mentioned below, you may have something important to attend to. I hope you\'ll find this expression handy.  And last note: I promise not to butt in if I see you talking with someone else. Catch you later, Kirk! _Klein How was your last weekend? >>Correct OR >> How was your weekend?I spent almost all my weekend to meet my girlfriend. >>Correct OR >> I spent almost all my weekend with my girlfriend.And I studied a new expression that is \"I don\'t have a watch with me.\" >>CorrectIt means \"who has something right now.\" >>CorrectI learned the expression in last friday class.>>I learned that expression in last Friday\'s class.How would you feel and what would you do if someone suddenly butts in to our conversation?If who is butt in to our conversation, once or twice, I may wait the person, but after that time, I pass over something. >>If someone butts in to our conversation once or twice, I may wait for that person, but after that time, I will pass over something. >>If someone butts in to our conversation once or twice, I may let it pass, but not after that.