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July 3, 2014

21:30-22:30

Jackie Weaver

As one of the the UK’s leading Animal Psychics, Jackie has appeared in numerous magazines and papers and made guest appearances on various TV and Radio shows. She presently has three books published of  ‘with The Animal Psychic’ collection. She states that she has one of the best jobs in the world. It comes with a lot of responsibility but when you can help an animal, or simply give them a voice, it is the best form of communication to me.

She is a former veterinary nurse and married to ex-flat jockey Bob Weaver, who is now a BEVA qualified equine dentist. They live in scenic Shropshire with their dog Sally. To be able to help animals and even change their lives, is a dream come true for her – she knows that her work has made dreams come true for many other people too.  

For many years Jackie held the horses still for Bob whilst he worked on their teeth, but this all ended when she was diagnosed with cancer in 2005. She was so desperately ill and not expected to survive but with lots of chemotherapy, love, positive thinking and much laughter, she pulled through. She believes she was saved for a reason as…   ‘Animals can talk… and she can hear them!’

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A) I bought tickets for the jumbo lottery. It’s my first time. I hope I win.

B) Ain’t gonna happen. Sorry to be a downer. It’s a waste of money.

A) There’s a chance I could win. I hear everyone wins at least 300 yen. That’s something.

B) I highly doubt that. Not every ticket could be a winner. Save your money.

A) I save my money. This money is for fun. I could win.

B) When pigs fly. It’s a racket by the government to get your money. They’re very successful.

A) My dad won $1,000.00. It was a long time ago. He was a winner.

B) Well, don’t hold your breath. Want to get a cup of coffee. There’s a great place around the corner.

A) Love to. I could use a cup. Can I borrow some money?

At englishwithkatie.com I focus on five ways  to say the same thing. This week is "Ain't gonna happen".

If, for example, your friends want you to join them for some Saturday night fun and you have a deadline coming up:

A) Hey! Saturday should be fun.

B) Yes. Katie's going aren't you, Katie?

C) Sorry. No, I have a deadline coming up.

A) Oh, come on Katie. 

C) Ain't gonna happen. Have fun!

I hope this was useful!!!

Cheers,

Katie