WARM-UP VIDEO FOR 'IN CASE' OR 'IN THE CASE'

Instructions. Read the context and the gaps with 'in case' or 'in the case'

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Exercise. Complete each gap with suitable words and expressions you hear from the video.

Git Merge • German Law on GitHub (Stefan Wehrmeyer) and I'm going to show the suggestion in German now. So this is a website called Gesetze-im-Internet, which means Laws on the Internet. (1) ………….. you forget where you are, it's on the Internet, so it's right on the name, perfect. And what I did is I'm currently in regular intervals, with something we call here BundesGit, which is a federal Git, basically. Bundestag is a German parliament, (2) …………..you don't know, and the upper part is the Parliament logo. And here you have also the laws in there. It basically looks like that in law, Git Merge • Current status of libgit2 (Russell Belfer) on top of libgit2?" And the answer to that, (3) ………….. there's any question, is never. We serve different masters, right? Everything that [Vicent] talked about We also don't have blame right now. That's also a work in progress. This is, (4) ………….. it's not incredibly obvious to everyone, libgit2 is-- There we go.--(5) ………….. it's not obvious to everyone libgit2 is fully open source so you could actually just go "What is Your Why" by Keavy McMinn Some days it could expand or become so dense and heavy that it was hard to breathe. One night I went to the hospital, (6) ………….. I was actually having a heart attack, but an ECG revealed no medical problem. My mother said, "They don't call it heartbreak for nothing". Reactive Cocoa Developer Conference • Panel Q&A and Discussion we had release candidates and we went through like six of them before we actually tagged 2.0 officially, and it was very much for that reason. I'll also just say that (7) ………….. of going from RAC 1 to 2, it really wasn't until we switched GitHub for Mac over to 2 that we kind of found problems and realized some things weren't great Passion Projects (Live) 9: Melissa Severini (Organization Organizing) and you forgot to mention it. Ask questions. Have a conversation. And sometimes, you're wrong. It's okay to be wrong. There are three sides- (8) ………….. you're not reading the slide- there are three sides to every story - yours, mine, and the truth. So okay, back to our disaster scenario; I am dead. You are alive, and you're fine. they need their paychecks consistently, and on time. (laughter from the audience) They need health insurance (9) ………….. they get sick. They need a cool office to come to everyday. They need their specifically-flavored soda in a specifically-shaped vessel. (Melissa) I love you! (laughter from the audience) (Rachel) You talked a little one way, (10) ………….. of the natural disaster, the sewer [inaudible] (Melissa) Oh no! Don't! (laughs) Modularity à la Taliban by Jon Sterling • GitHub Reactive Cocoa Developer Conference A state machine here, it is just something that exposes signal states and a signal of transition errors (11) ………….. you make a transition that's not possible. It doesn't matter how you implement this, but in the view model itself we will actually go and implement it using an auxiliary object. and have everything else in another library. In fact, there's something very special about that. (12) ………….. of the app that I am working on at work, it's pretty large, but I can take it and have a static library which represents all of the view models and it would be entirely fine Passion Projects (Live) 4: Sara Chipps (Forgiveness) So strengths or the best part, right? The things that we're good at. I--just to share some of mine (13) ………….. you were wondering. [Laughs.] I've been told that I'm good at being gregarious. Passion Projects (Live) 6: The Leslie Bradshaw Realtalk Edition And then for me, I had a lot of mentors and I was really careful about picking people that had skills that I was weak in or that they had experienced success in a way that I wanted to emulate and (14) ………….. of the gal who I brought in to help me navigate leaving Jess3, she had brought her team from 2 to 1500 globally and at the time Jess3 was running a very global, Passion Projects (Live) 10: Dana McCallum (Joining Datasets w Pastimes) to rearrange your code for you. So, basically, I had to hand arrange how your code was arranged in memory to get anything to work properly, and, (15) ………….. you're wondering why you had to call a function called "divide float," it's because there was no floating point instructions in the processor so you had to do all that stuff in software. Passion Projects (Live) 7: Jen Myers (How To Not Be An Expert) I work full time as an instructor in Dev Bootcamp, in Chicago. I think there's a lot of you guys here that know what that is, but (16) ………….. you don't, it's an accelerated, 9-week web developer program focusing mainly on Ruby on Rails. I wanted to do the tech educational equivalent of this basically. And so, I did that with Girl Develop It and that was cool. And so we, (17) ………….. you weren't familiar with Girl Develop It, I should explain that. .,.I started the first US chapter in Columbus a couple years ago

Key: Look at the key and say aloud the script from the video to improve your English.

Git Merge • German Law on GitHub (Stefan Wehrmeyer) and I'm going to show the suggestion in German now. So this is a website called Gesetze-im-Internet,which means Laws on the Internet. (1) (In case) you forget where you are,it's on the Internet, so it's right on the name, perfect. And what I did is I'm currently in regular intervals,with something we call here BundesGit, which is a federal Git,basically. Bundestag is a German parliament,(2) (in case) you don't know, and the upper partis the Parliament logo. And here you have also the laws in there. It basically looks like that in law, Git Merge • Current status of libgit2 (Russell Belfer) on top of libgit2?" And the answer to that, (3) (in case) there's any question, is never. We serve different masters, right? Everything that [Vicent] talked about We also don't have blame right now. That's also a work in progress. This is, (4) (in case) it's not incredibly obvious to everyone, libgit2 is-- There we go.--(5) (In case) it's not obvious to everyone libgit2 is fully open source so you could actually just go "What is Your Why" by Keavy McMinn Some days it could expand or become so dense and heavy that it was hard to breathe. One night I went to the hospital, (6) (in case) I was actually having a heart attack, but an ECG revealed no medical problem. My mother said, "They don't call it heartbreak for nothing". Reactive Cocoa Developer Conference • Panel Q&A and Discussion we had release candidates and we went through like six of them before we actually tagged 2.0 officially, and it was very much for that reason. I'll also just say that (7) (in the case) of going from RAC 1 to 2, it really wasn't until we switched GitHub for Mac over to 2 that we kind of found problems and realized some things weren't great Passion Projects (Live) 9: Melissa Severini (Organization Organizing) and you forgot to mention it. Ask questions. Have a conversation. And sometimes, you're wrong. It's okay to be wrong. There are three sides- (8) (in case) you're not reading the slide- there are three sides to every story - yours, mine, and the truth. So okay, back to our disaster scenario; I am dead. You are alive, and you're fine. they need their paychecks consistently, and on time. (laughter from the audience) They need health insurance (9) (in case) they get sick. They need a cool office to come to everyday. They need their specifically-flavored soda in a specifically-shaped vessel. (Melissa) I love you! (laughter from the audience) (Rachel) You talked a little one way, (10) (in the case) of the natural disaster, the sewer [inaudible] (Melissa) Oh no! Don't! (laughs) Modularity à la Taliban by Jon Sterling • GitHub Reactive Cocoa Developer Conference A state machine here, it is just something that exposes signal states and a signal of transition errors (11) (in case) you make a transition that's not possible. It doesn't matter how you implement this, but in the view model itself we will actually go and implement it using an auxiliary object. and have everything else in another library. In fact, there's something very special about that. (12) (In the case) of the app that I am working on at work, it's pretty large, but I can take it and have a static library which represents all of the view models and it would be entirely fine Passion Projects (Live) 4: Sara Chipps (Forgiveness) So strengths or the best part, right? The things that we're good at. I--just to share some of mine (13) (in case) you were wondering. [Laughs.] I've been told that I'm good at being gregarious. Passion Projects (Live) 6: The Leslie Bradshaw Realtalk Edition And then for me, I had a lot of mentors and I was really careful about picking people that had skills that I was weak in or that they had experienced success in a way that I wanted to emulate and (14) (in the case) of the gal who I brought in to help me navigate leaving Jess3, she had brought her team from 2 to 1500 globally and at the time Jess3 was running a very global, Passion Projects (Live) 10: Dana McCallum (Joining Datasets w Pastimes) to rearrange your code for you. So, basically, I had to hand arrange how your code was arranged in memory to get anything to work properly, and, (15) (in case) you're wondering why you had to call a function called "divide float," it's because there was no floating point instructions in the processor so you had to do all that stuff in software. Passion Projects (Live) 7: Jen Myers (How To Not Be An Expert) I work full time as an instructor in Dev Bootcamp, in Chicago. I think there's a lot of you guys here that know what that is, but (16) (in case) you don't, it's an accelerated, 9-week web developer program focusing mainly on Ruby on Rails. I wanted to do the tech educational equivalent of this basically. And so, I did that with Girl Develop It and that was cool. And so we, (17) (in case) you weren't familiar with Girl Develop It, I should explain that. .,.I started the first US chapter in Columbus a couple years ago

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Channel: GitHub: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qql1Ess7qM

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