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to start off on the wrong foot
move the goalposts
make a dent
Discover an exciting way to improve your pronunciation just from reading, build on your advanced vocabulary about learning languages, and find out how many words you already know.
Learn crime and punishment vocabulary, how to talk about the future in the past, how to speculate in English, and perfect the past perfect.
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Key vocabulary from today’s episode:
courtoom
court
defendant
prosecution
judge
jury
guilty / not guilty
sentence
In this episode, you will learn difficult words related to travelling, enhance your ability to understand spoken English, and find out about rhetorical questions.
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Key phrases from today’s episode:
Fully booked
Waving/Saying goodbye to (something)
The clock is counting down
Take (something) in
In this episode, you’ll learn about the history of common phrases like ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’, discover what phatic phrases are, and improve your vocabulary to sound more confident in English.
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Key phrases from today’s episode:
Could be seen as
Grab someone's attention
Funny (for something surprising or unexpected)
Stand the test of time
In this episode, you’ll learn important phrases that will help you describe yourself more accurately. You’ll also learn techniques to help you better follow conversations and improve your listening skills.
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Key phrases from today’s episode:
Here’s the thing
A theatre kid
Highly sought-after
Get a taste of (something)
The centre of attention
Under my belt
Fair enough
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