Nobody likes to admit they don't know something. So we try to soften the information so we don't feel so bad! In this episode, we talk about some ways to say "I don't know" in English. Listen for them, and you'll hear them all the time. Maybe too often!

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Do you have eyes in the back of your head? Well, most of us don't so hindsight can be difficult. But it can also be important in business. How can you use the idiom "hindsight is 20/20"?

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Have you ever wondered what a "get go" is? Or how about when exactly is "early on" in a project? In this episode, we look at the meanings and how to use phrases like "from the get go", "from the outset" and "early on." 

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How do you use "as early as..." or "as many as..."? And what does it mean when you hear it? Here is a rundown on when and why to use this expression.

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I thought being under budget was a good thing! Then I heard "use it or lose it!" Have you ever heard that? Well in business it has a special meaning related to money and budgets!

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Has anyone ever told you to go ahead? Have you tried to get the go-ahead to start a new project? In this episode, we'll talk about some of the uses for the phrasal verb "go ahead."

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Heads up and head up. Have you heard either of these two phrases before? Maybe you've heard both of them? Will talk about what they mean in this episode.

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Which type of person are you? If you aren't sure, give a listen to this episode to find out how to use these expressions. They could come in handy!

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Why do we say "open up," "finish up" or "pay up?" Are these just more confusing phrasal verbs? Well not quite. On today's podcast, we'll talk about the intensifier "up." Go to the transcript page for a partial list of verbs which we often use with up as an intensifier. Of course, there are many more!

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Are these expressions the same or different? When should you use "adapt" and when should you use "adapt to". We'll discuss that in this episode.

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