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Knock, knock…Who’s there? Opportunity. In this episode, you’ll learn the expression “opportunity knocks.” And, as usual, a whole lot more!
In the Roaring 20’s, people flocked to the bars and restaurants (and to the stock market too). And of course everybody was out kicking up their heels. Tune in to learn this expression (kick up your heels) and a lot more!
Join our league! What’s the lure? Money. The payout would be huge. The Super League proposal is not unprecedented. In the USA, the merger between the AFL and the NFL created a “super league” and brought about the Super Bowl.
Tape, glue, paste…Sticky subjects and tacky people. This podcast takes a closer took. Drew also discusses the verb “to teethe”. Don’t miss it!
Remember to imitate what Drew says: it helps to properly shape your lips and mouth for improved pronunciation – and better speaking skills too!
So, what does it take to learn English? Does it take time? Does it take hard work? Does it take money? Drew explains what it takes in this episode. Don’t miss it!
One day you might look back on this episode and laugh. Why? Listen in and you’ll find out. Also, the secret to pronouncing “we’ll.”
With this, the 100th Episode of Crosby’s 9, there’s a special announcement. And remember, take action now with your English – “there’s no time like the present.” Learn this expression and many more as you improve your listening comprehension and speaking skills with Crosby’s 9.
In this episode, Drew looks at the expression “anything goes,” which means that there aren’t any rules for the way people act or dress or think…In other words, anything is acceptable. What do you think? Have we reached a time when anything goes?
Have your ever taken a crash course? Do crash courses work for learning English? (What do you think, really?) In this episode, Drew discusses the secret to learning English once and for all.
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