Have you ever come across something that caught you by surprise? In today's episode you will learn the meaning of the phrasal verb, "Come Across". We hear it all the time, but what exactly does it mean. Maybe this is the first time you have come across this channel! Watch and learn the meaning of this useful phrasal verb.

📚 “Come across” means find something by chance.
I came across a great English channel today! 😉
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Can't we all just get along? Not sure what that means? Well, this episode is for you!

😊 “Get along” = have a good relationship.
Do you get along with your coworkers or classmates? 👯
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Listen to this episode to review what we learned this week. Test your knowledge. Refresh your memory. Improve your English!

💬 Which idiom from this week fits your work life best?
Drop it below! 👇
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What does it mean to be in he same boat? What if you don't have a boat? What if you get motion sickness? It doesn't matter. In this episode you will learn the meaning of this often used idiom.

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Are you someone who cuts corners? Not sure what it means? Well listen to this podcast episode to learn this fun idiom. Don't cut corners, listen to the whole thing!

✂️ “Cut corners” = do something quickly or cheaply, but not well.
Don’t cut corners with your English! 😉
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🧠 When your plan doesn’t work, it’s time to go “back to the drawing board.” Listen to this quick podcast episode and learn this often used idiom.
Share a time you had to start over! 🔄
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Ready to impress your friends, students, or family at Thanksgiving dinner? In this fun, fast, and fascinating episode of English Makes No Sense, we explore 25 surprising, hilarious, and little-known Thanksgiving facts — perfect for ESL learners, teachers, and anyone who loves American culture.

Discover why only male turkeys gobble, how fast wild turkeys can run, why Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey on U.S. money, what foods were actually at the first Thanksgiving, and which classic holiday dish was created as a soup advertisement.

We also dig into:
🦃 The true origins of Thanksgiving
🥧 50 million pumpkin pies
🥔 Why Americans eat 250 million pounds of potatoes
🎈 The wild history of the Macy’s Parade (with zoo animals!)
🏈 Football traditions
🚗 The busiest travel week of the year
🥂 What Americans call “Drinksgiving”
🦴 The Ancient Roman wishbone tradition

This episode is perfect for ESL students who want to learn vocabulary, culture, and fun facts that spark conversation — all with humor and clarity in classic English Makes No Sense style.

Hit play and get your Thanksgiving conversation starters ready!

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Want to learn a new idiom?

📨 “Keep me posted” means update me with new info.
Who do you always keep posted at work or home? 🗞️
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📦 “Think outside the box” = use your creativity to find new ideas! Are you someone who thinks outside the box?
What’s one problem you solved by thinking outside the box? 🤔
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🚀 Start strong! “Hit the ground running” means to begin something with lots of energy. When you start something full of energy and enthusiasm, you hit the ground running!
Where could YOU hit the ground running this week? 💪
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