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Lesson 811 – Superbly Said Podcast

Lesson slides:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F49l12Ul_hMfjsYpDrXclo1iQcgffXML/view?usp=sharing

Quiz for this lesson:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfbQgeEG352nzO0OT_UlV1mJ2uFUsMXdoM2mXnNQHY9PcMrSQ/viewform

In this episode, you’ll learn to say naturally:

go on and on – continue talking or happening for a long time, often annoyingly

strike someone’s funny bone – make someone laugh unexpectedly or a lot

something came over someone – be suddenly affected by a strong feeling or emotion

way late into [something] – far along in a period or situation

bleak – hopeless, depressing, or cold emotionally or physically

make someone’s life hell – cause someone a lot of stress, misery, or difficulty

die laughing – laugh extremely hard

annulled – declared legally invalid

Each phrase includes clear explanations, relatable examples, and a practice question so you can start thinking—and speaking—with them right away.

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Whether you’re prepping for interviews, improving your accent, or just want to sound more natural, this episode’s packed with the tips and phrases you need.