Welcome back Teachifiers to another Official Teachify English Podcast, this time Lewis thought he would share some of his thoughts and reflections during this period of quarantine.  Therefore, he decided to dedicate this episode of the pod to learning lessons from this time of difficulty.  A warning, however, there are quite a lot of tricky words used so we've decided to lend you a hand and write them down below.  However, we'd like to challenge you to listen to the podcast without checking out the key terms below, at least the first time.  Then you can have a look at the complicated vocabulary to solve any doubts you might still have.  Anyway, enjoy the pod and feel free to get in touch with us on social media if you have any questions.  :) 

Ah, and Lewis forgot about his joke of the day...

Why did the scarecrow get promoted? Send us your ideas ;) 

1) Stock up on - buy large amounts to have plenty in stock. 
2) Kill two birds with one stone - do two productive things at the same time. 
3) Hold on to - protect and not let go. 
4) Reluctant - hesitant or cautious. 
5) Get promoted - to go up to a superior division in sport or at work. 
6) It's not a big deal - it's not important, it doesn't matter. 
7) Stockpile, hoard - to buy TOO much of something in a negative way. 
8) Bog roll - toilet paper. 
9) Threat - warning, danger. 
10) Flee - to escape or run away. 
11) Spread - to expand, scatter or propagate. 
12) Bear in mind - take into account. 
13) Lockdown - quarantine, being stuck at home. 
14) Do your bit - participate, contribute or do your part. 
15) Blow over - to be forgotten or to pass. 
16) Is bound to be - is guaranteed to be. 
17) Shake one's hand - to greet someone by giving them a handshake. 
18) Take for granted - to not appreciate or value someone or something. 
19) The bottom line - the main point. 
20) Cherish - to love, appreciate or value.