At my place meaning in English
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Definition
(at) my place: (at) my house or apartment, (at) the place where I live
We're meeting at my place at 8 PM. You know where I live, don't you?
Examples
- "Meet me at my place around 9:30?"
- "Bruno : I'm having a party at my place tonight."
- "Well, why don't you give me your phone number, and we can set something up for next week, maybe at my place."
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks below with terms from Jean's email.
This adjective is synonymous with 'reassured', or 'free from worry or stress'.
'I was to hear that no-one was hurt in the car accident.'
This common term can be used to talk about an 'apartment', 'flat', 'house', or 'home'.
'Come to a party at my tonight, we just remodeled it!'
This adjective is synonymous with 'reassured', or 'free from worry or stress'.
'I was to hear that no-one was hurt in the car accident.'
This common term can be used to talk about an 'apartment', 'flat', 'house', or 'home'.
'Come to a party at my tonight, we just remodeled it!'
Fill in the blanks below with terms from Jean's email.
This adjective is synonymous with 'reassured', or 'free from worry or stress'.
'I was relieved 1 to hear that no-one was hurt in the car accident.'
This common term can be used to talk about an 'apartment', 'flat', 'house', or 'home'.
'Come to a party at my place 2 tonight, we just remodeled it!'
This adjective is synonymous with 'reassured', or 'free from worry or stress'.
'I was relieved 1 to hear that no-one was hurt in the car accident.'
This common term can be used to talk about an 'apartment', 'flat', 'house', or 'home'.
'Come to a party at my place 2 tonight, we just remodeled it!'
1 relieved: To be 'relieved' is to feel free from pain, anxiety or worry. Example: When I opened my eyes I felt relieved because I wasn't blind after all. In his email, Jean writes 'I know you will all be very relieved that I won't be asking to sleep on your sofa' meaning that he knows that his colleagues will be reassured to know that he won't ask to sleep on their sofas.
2 place: The noun 'place' describes a 'home' or 'house'. Example: We're meeting at my place at 8pm. Jean tells his colleagues to come to his 'place' for a party. Note the similar expressions: 'I went to his last night' ('his' = his 'home'), 'I went to Bruno's last night' ('Bruno's' = Bruno's 'home'), 'I went to Bruno's pad last night' ('pad' = informal term for 'home').
Exercise 2
Find the term used in the message which means "situation", "position", or "the place where something can be found":
-What is your ? -I'm just outside your door!
-What is your ? -I'm just outside your door!
Find the term used in the message which means "situation", "position", or "the place where something can be found":
-What is your location? -I'm just outside your door!
-What is your location? -I'm just outside your door!
location: "Location" is the term we were looking for here. "The location (of a shop)" is "the place where the shop is situated". There is a related verb: "to locate", which means "to find". Example: "I'd like you to locate Beijing on this map. Where is it?".
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