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Hello, everyone, and welcome back to Enjoy English Talks, where every conversation helps you learn.
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Hi, everyone.
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I'm so happy you're here today.
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How are you, Jake?
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I'm really good, thank you.
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A little bit excited, actually. And you?
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I'm great, and I'm really excited, too, because today is a special episode.
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Today, we're doing a phrase marathon.
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A phrase marathon.
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Tell everyone what that means.
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A marathon is a very long race.
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People run for hours.
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But today, we're not running.
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We're learning.
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We're going to learn 40 everyday English phrases in one episode.
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40. 40 phrases.
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That's a lot.
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Can we really do that?
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We can, because these aren't difficult phrases.
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They're phrases you can use every single day.
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When you wake up, when you go to work, when you talk to friends, when you go to bed.
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Everyday English.
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Okay, so how does it work?
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I'll teach each phrase.
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I'll explain what it means and give you an example.
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Then you try to use it in your own sentence.
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Like a game.
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Exactly.
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And we have five groups, eight phrases in each group.
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Five groups of eight is 40.
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Math checks out.
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And after each group, we'll do a mini challenge.
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You have to use the phrases in a short story.
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Oh, I love challenges.
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This is going to be fun.
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Let's start.
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But first, we have a small request.
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Yes.
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If you like our podcast, please click the like button.
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Thank you.
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It helps us so much.
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We love our listeners.
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Okay.
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Now let's start.
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Let's go.
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Our first group is all about mornings, the things you do when you start your day.
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Getting up, getting ready, leaving the house.
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Mornings.
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I have a lot to say about mornings.
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I know you do.
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Ready for phrase number one?
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Ready.
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Phrase one.
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Wake up.
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Wake up means to stop sleeping.
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Your eyes open and your day begins.
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I usually wake up at 7.
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What time do you wake up?
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I wake up at 7 too.
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Well, my alarm wakes me up at 7.
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I don't actually open my eyes until about 7.10. That sounds about right.
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Next, get out of bed.
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This means to leave your bed and stand up.
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It sounds so simple, but it's the hardest part of the morning for some people.
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I don't want to get out of bed today.
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I say that every morning.
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Max, my dog, sits next to my bed and stares at me.
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That's how I get out of bed.
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He makes me.
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Max is your alarm.
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Phrase 3.
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Get ready.
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This means to prepare yourself for the day.
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Shower, clothes, hair, everything you need to do before you leave the house.
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How long does it take you to get ready in the morning?
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Um, about 30 minutes.
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Shower, clothes, breakfast, that's getting ready for me.
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Good.
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Number four, take a shower.
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We say take a shower in English, not do a shower or make a shower.
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Take a shower.
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I take a shower every morning before work.
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I take a quick shower, five minutes.
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In, wash, out, done.
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Five minute shower, impressive.
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Can you make a question with take a shower?
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Did you take a shower this morning?
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Perfect.
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Phrase 5, debt dressed.
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This means to put your clothes on.
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It takes me 10 minutes to get dressed because I can't choose what to wear.
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Get dressed.
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We're going to be late.
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Me too.
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I stand in front of my closet every morning and just look. Which shirt? Which pants?
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It's so hard to decide.
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Every morning the same problem.
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Number 6, have breakfast.
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In English, we say have breakfast, not eat breakfast.
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Well, eat is okay too, but have sounds more natural.
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Do you always have breakfast?
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Yes, I always have breakfast before work.
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Always.
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Scrambled eggs and toast every single day.
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My favorite.
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What do you say if someone asks you?
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I had breakfast at home.
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Or, I didn't have breakfast today.
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I'm so hungry.
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Both great sentences.
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Phrase 7, leave the house.
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This means to go out through your door and start your day outside.
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I leave the house at 8.
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What time do you leave the house in the morning?
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I leave the house at about 8.30 after I give Max a treat and say goodbye.
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And phrase 8, on my way.
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This means you're traveling to a place right now.
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I'm on my way to work.
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You can also say, I'm on my way home.
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Or, I'm on my way.
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I'll be there in 10 minutes.
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I text my friend Sam every morning.
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On my way, he always texts back, You're late again.
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That's a great example.
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So that's eight phrases for the morning.
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I feel good about these.
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Challenge time!
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Jake, tell me about your morning using at least four phrases from group one.
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Okay, let me try.
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Every morning I wake up at seven.
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I really don't want to get out of bed, but Max looks at me, so I get up.
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I take a shower, I get dressed, usually jeans and a t-shirt, and then I have breakfast, eggs and toast, like always.
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At 8.30, I leave the house, and then I text Sam on my way.
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That was incredible.
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You used seven phrases.
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Wake up, get out of bed, take a shower, get dressed, have breakfast, leave the house, and on my way.
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Seven out of eight.
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Seven.
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Not bad for the first challenge.
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I forgot get ready.
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That's okay.
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You were getting ready.
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You just didn't say the phrase.
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But the important thing is that you told a whole story about your morning using natural English phrases.
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That's exactly what we want.
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I feel good about this.
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What's next?
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Ready for group two?
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What's this one about?
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Group two is about work and study.
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Phrase nine, get to work.
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This can mean two things.
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First, it means to arrive at your workplace.
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What time do you get to work in the morning?
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but it can also mean to start doing something.
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Okay, enough talking, let's get to work.
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Oh, I like that.
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Both meanings in one phrase.
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I get to work at 9 and then I get to work on my designs.
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Exactly.
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Next, sit down.
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To put your body in a chair, please sit down.
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I sat down at my desk and opened my laptop.
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The first thing I do at work, sit down and turn on my computer.
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Every day.
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Jake, sit down, we need to talk.
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That one sounds scary though.
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It does, but it's still the same phrase.
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Phrase 11, work on.
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This means to spend time doing a task or a project.
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I'm working on a new poster this week what are you
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working on you can also work on a skill i'm working on my english oh i like
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that i'm working on my english our listeners are working on their english too great connection i think
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so too what's next phrase 12 take a break to stop working for a short time
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and rest let's take a break i need some coffee
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i take a 15 minute break every morning my favorite break is at 11 coffee and a cookie very important
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very important here's a good one look something up this means to search for information usually online
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but you can also look something up in a book i don't know
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that word let me look it up can you look up
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the address for me i look things up on my phone all the time how do you spell this
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look it up good next one write something down to put words on paper
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or on your phone
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so you don't forget that's a great idea let me write
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it down did you write down the phone number my sister
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anna always tells me write it down jake you'll forget she knows me too well
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and she's right i always forget that's why this phrase is
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so useful phrase 15 have a meeting in english we have
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a meeting just like we have breakfast we have a meeting
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at three o'clock i can't talk right now i'm about to have a meeting i don't love meetings
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but they're part of the job
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and phrase 16 finish up to complete the last part of
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something i need to finish up this email before i leave
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are you almost done yes just finishing up at five o'clock i finish up my work save everything
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and close my computer
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done for the day that's group two eight more phrases done
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is it challenge time again it is tell me about a day at work using four
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or more phrases from group two um okay let me think
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i get to work at nine i sit down at my desk
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and turn on my computer then i start working on my
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new poster design around 11 i take a break i go to the kitchen and make some coffee.
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While I'm waiting for the coffee, I look up some design ideas on my phone.
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I write down a few notes so I don't forget them.
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After lunch, we have a meeting with the whole team.
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We talk about the projects for next week.
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Then I finish up my last few emails at 5 and go home.
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Jake, that was eight phrases.
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Get to work, sit down, working on, take a break, look up, Write down, have a meeting, and finish up.
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All eight from group two.
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All eight?
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Wow, I didn't even plan that.
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That's the best part.
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It felt natural.
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I feel like a marathon runner, still going strong.
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Group three is about shopping and errands.
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What's an errand?
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Good question.
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An errand is a small job you need to do outside your house, like buying milk or going to the post office or picking up your clothes from the cleaner.
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Small tasks.
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Got it.
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Errands.
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Let's go.
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Freeze 17.
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Go shopping.
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To go to stores to buy things.
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I need to go shopping this weekend.
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There's nothing in my fridge.
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I go shopping on Saturdays, usually at the big supermarket near my apartment.
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I walk around with my baskets and hope I don't forget anything.
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But I always forget something.
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Do you make a list?
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No, that's my problem.
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Well, maybe you should write it down.
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We learned that one in group two.
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You're right.
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Okay, next week I'll write a list.
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Next up, look for.
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To try to find something.
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I'm looking for my keys.
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Have you seen them?
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I'm looking for a birthday present for my friend.
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I'm always looking for my keys.
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Every morning.
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They're never where I left them.
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Can you make a sentence about shopping?
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Sure.
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I'm looking for a warm jacket for winter.
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Great sentence.
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Try on.
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To put on clothes in a store to see if they look good and if they fit your body.
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Can I try this on?
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You say this to the person working in the shop.
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They'll show you to the changing room.
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Um, honestly, I don't like trying things on.
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I just buy it and hope it fits.
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If it doesn't fit, I keep it anyway.
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Jake, that's not a good plan.
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But, can I try this on is one of those phrases you need to know if you're shopping in an English-speaking country.
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Very useful.
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Number 20.
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Wait in line.
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To stand behind other people until it's your turn.
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We waited in line for 15 minutes at the checkout.
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In some countries, they say wait in queue, but wait in line is very common.
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I don't mind waiting in line if it's short.
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Five minutes is okay.
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30 minutes?
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No thank you.
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I'll come back tomorrow.
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I agree.
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Life is too short for long lines.
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Freeze 21.
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How much is this?
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The most important question when you're shopping.
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You hold something up and ask, how much is this?
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It means, what's the price?
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How much is this?
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Two dollars?
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Great, I'll take it.
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That's my kind of shopping.
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Quick and easy.
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Quick and easy.
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You can also ask, how much are these?
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If you're asking about more than one thing.
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Shoes, for example.
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How much were these shoes?
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next pay for to give money for something you're buying i'll
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pay for lunch today did you already pay for the tickets
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let me pay for the coffee today judy you always pay
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it's my turn that's very kind of you jake freeze 23 on sale
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when something has a lower price than usual it's cheaper these
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shoes are on sale they were 50 now they're 30 i love
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when things are on sale i feel like i'm winning half price that's like free not exactly free
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but i understand the feeling
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and freeze 24 drop off to take something or someone to a place
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and leave them there i need to drop off this package at the post office
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or can you drop me off at the station i sometimes drop off max at my friend's house
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when i go out for the whole day max loves it there challenge time
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tell me a short shopping story um okay let me think last saturday i went shopping
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because i was looking for a warm jacket winter is coming
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and all my jackets are old i went to a big
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store in town i found a nice blue one dark blue
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very simple i tried it on in the changing room i looked in the mirror
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and thought yes this is the one then i asked the woman working there how much is this
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She looked at the tag and said, Good news, it's on sale today.
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$40 instead of $60.
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I was so happy.
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I paid for it right away.
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And I didn't even have to wait in line because the store was almost empty.
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After that, I needed to drop off a package at the post office.
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So I did that on the way home.
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Jake, that was your best one yet.
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You used eight phrases from Group 3.
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Went shopping, looking for, tried it on, how much is this, on sale, paid for, wait in line, and drop off.
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All eight!
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My best challenge yet.
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You were on fire!
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Halfway done.
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24 phrases learned.
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What's group 4 about?
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Spending time with friends and having fun.
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Phrase 25.
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Hang out.
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To spend time with someone in a relaxed way.
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You're not doing anything special, just being together.
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Want to hang out this weekend?
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We hung out at the park all afternoon.
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Sam and I hang out every Saturday afternoon.
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We just sit at a cafe and talk about everything and nothing.
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No plans, no schedule.
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Just hanging out.
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That's the best kind of hanging out.
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You could also say, we should hang out sometime.
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That's a friendly way to say, let's spend time together.
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Next, meet up.
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To see someone at a planned time and place.
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Let's meet up at the park at 3.
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I'm meeting up with some friends after work.
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Sam and I always meet up at the same cafe.
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Same table even.
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We don't even need to tell each other where.
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We just know.
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That's a good friendship.
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Phrase 27.
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Feel like.
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To want to do something.
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I feel like watching a movie tonight.
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I don't feel like cooking.
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Let's order pizza.
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Right now, I feel like having pizza.
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Is that bad?
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We're only halfway through the episode.
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Pizza can wait.
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You can also say the negative.
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I don't feel like studying today.
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It means you don't want to.
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Number 28.
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Sounds good.
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You say this when someone suggests something and you agree.
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Someone says, let's go to the beach.
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You say, that sounds good.
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It means, yes, I like that idea.
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Sounds good is one of my favorite phrases in English.
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It works for everything.
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Want to grab lunch?
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Sounds good.
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How about Friday?
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Sounds good.
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It really does work for everything.
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Phrase 29, have a great time.
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To enjoy yourself a lot.
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We had a great time at the party last night.
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Did you have a great time on your vacation?
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We always have a great time on this podcast, right, Judy?
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We really do.
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And our listeners have a great time, too, I hope.
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Number 30.
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Take a walk.
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To walk somewhere for exercise or because it feels nice.
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It's a beautiful day.
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Let's take a walk.
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I take a walk every evening after dinner.
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I take a walk with Max every morning at the park.
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He loves walks more than food, maybe even more than treats.
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When I say walk, he starts running to the door.
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Dogs and walks.
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They just know the word.
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Phrase 31.
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Grab a coffee.
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This is an easy, relaxed way to say, get a coffee, or buy a coffee.
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People use it when they want to do something quick and easy.
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Hey, want to grab a coffee after work?
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Let's grab a coffee before the meeting.
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Um, that's what Sam texts me every day.
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Want to grab a coffee?
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And I always say… Sounds good.
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Sounds good.
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See, it really does work for everything.
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And phrase 32, by the way, you use this to add something new to the conversation, something you just remembered or something extra.
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By the way, did you talk to Anna today?
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Oh, by the way, the meeting is at 2, not 3.
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By the way, Judy, I think we only have one more group left.
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We're almost done.
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We are.
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Eight more phrases to go.
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Challenge time?
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Yes.
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Tell me about a day with your friend Sam.
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Sure.
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Last weekend, I texted Sam, Want to meet up at the park?
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He said, Sounds good.
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See you at three.
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So we met up at the park entrance and took a walk around the lake.
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The weather was perfect.
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Sunny, but not too hot.
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After the walk, I said, I feel like having something to drink.
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Want to grab a coffee?
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He said yes.
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So we walked to our favorite cafe and grabbed a coffee.
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We sat at our usual table by the window and hung out there for about two hours.
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We talked about movies, food, work, travel, everything.
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We had a great time, like always.
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Oh, and by the way, Sam told me about a really good Italian restaurant near his apartment.
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He said the pasta is amazing.
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I said, let's go next week.
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Jake, that was so natural.
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You used all eight phrases from Group 4.
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Meet up, sounds good, took a walk, feel like, grab a coffee, hung out, had a great time, and by the way.
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All eight?
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Really?
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All eight.
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That's perfect.
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Last group.
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Let's finish this marathon.
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Group five.
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Evening and home.
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Phrase 33.
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Get home.
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To arrive at your house.
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What time do you usually get home from work?
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I got home late last night.
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I usually get home around six, sometimes a little later if I stop at the store, But Max is always waiting at the door.
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His tail is wagging before I even open it.
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He knows it's me.
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That's so sweet.
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Next, take off to remove something you're wearing.
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Your shoes, your jacket, your hat.
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When I get home, I take off my shoes and my jacket.
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It's hot in here.
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I'm going to take off my sweater.
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The first thing I do when I get home is take off my shoes.
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Then I put on comfortable clothes.
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That's when the day really starts to feel good.
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That's a nice routine.
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Take off is the opposite of put on.
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You put on your jacket in the morning and you take it off when you get home.
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Phrase 35.
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Heat up.
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To make food warm, usually food that's already been cooked.
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I'll heat up some soup for dinner.
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You can heat up leftovers.
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That's food from yesterday that you saved.
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I heat up leftovers at least three times a week.
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Cooking every night is too much work for me.
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Nothing wrong with that.
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You can also say, can you heat up some water for tea?
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It works for anything you want to make warm.
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Number 36.
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Clean up.
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To make a place tidy and neat after you've made it messy.
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We need to clean up the kitchen after dinner.
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Who's going to clean up this mess?
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I always clean up right after I eat.
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I don't like seeing a messy kitchen.
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Plates washed, counter clean, everything back in its place.
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Very organized.
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You can also clean up other things.
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Let's clean up the living room before our guests come.
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Or even, I need to clean up my desk at work.
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Phrase 37.
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Turn on.
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To start something electronic.
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The TV, a light, the radio, your computer.
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Can you turn on the TV?
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My show is starting.
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I turned on the lamp because it was getting dark.
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When I sit on the sofa after dinner, I turn on the TV, and Max jumps up right next to me every single time.
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The opposite is turn off.
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Turn on, turn off.
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But we're learning turn on today.
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Can you use it in a question?
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Sure.
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Did you turn on the light in the kitchen?
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Perfect.
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Next one, relax.
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To rest and feel calm after a busy day.
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No work, no stress, just peace.
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After a long day, I just want to relax on the sofa.
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This weekend, I'm going to relax and do nothing.
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Relaxing on the sofa with Max.
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That really is the best part of my day.
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I don't need anything special.
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Just the sofa, the TV, and my dog.
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Phrase 39.
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Go to bed.
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To go to your bedroom and get ready to sleep.
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I usually go to bed at 10.
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It's late.
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We should go to bed.
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I go to bed at 10 every night, but I don't always fall asleep right away.
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Sometimes I look at my phone for a while.
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A lot of people do that.
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Listeners, try not to look at your phone in bed.
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It makes it harder to sleep.
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And that brings us to phrase 40, fall asleep, to start sleeping.
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Your eyes close and you're gone.
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I fell asleep on the sofa last night.
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It took me a long time to fall asleep because I drank too much coffee. That happens to me.
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Three cups of coffee and then I can't fall asleep until midnight.
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And with that, we've finished all 40 phrases, five groups of eight.
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That's a lot of English in one episode.
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40 phrases.
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We really did it.
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All the way from waking up in the morning to falling asleep at night.
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A full day of English covered in 40 everyday phrases.
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But wait, there's one last challenge.
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The big one.
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The big one?
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The big one.
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Jake, I want you to tell me about a full day, morning to night, using as many phrases from all five groups as you can.
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Are you ready?
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Um, wow.
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All five groups?
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Okay, let me try.
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Take your time.
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My alarm goes off and I wake up.
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It's 7 o'clock.
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I really don't want to get out of bed, but Max is waiting, so I do.
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I get ready, take a shower, get dressed, just a t-shirt and jeans.
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Then I have breakfast at my little kitchen table.
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After that, I leave the house, put on my headphones, and I'm on my way.
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I get to work around 9.
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I sit down, open my computer, and start working on a new design.
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Around 11, I take a break for coffee.
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If there's a word I don't know, I look it up.
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I write down ideas in my notebook so I don't forget.
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After lunch, we have a meeting with the team.
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At 5, I finish up and head home.
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Keep going.
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You're doing so well.
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On the way home, I go shopping.
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I'm looking for something for dinner.
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I find some nice chicken.
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It's on sale, so I pay for it and leave.
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I get home at 6.
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I take off my shoes and my jacket.
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I heat up some rice from yesterday and cook the chicken.
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After dinner, I clean up the kitchen.
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Then I turn on the TV and sit on the sofa with Max.
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I just relax for a few hours.
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At 10, I go to bed, and I fall asleep pretty quickly because I'm tired.
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Jake, that was amazing.
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How many phrases did I use?
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Let me count.
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bed and fall asleep.
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27. 27 out of 40?
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More than half.
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That's really impressive.
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You told a story about your whole day and used 27 English phrases naturally.
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That's exactly how real English works.
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You don't think about the phrases.
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You just use them.
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Wow.
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I feel like I just finished a real marathon.
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You did.
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A phrase marathon.
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And you finished strong.
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Can we do a quick review of all 40 phrases of
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course let's go through all five groups one last time yes quick review group one was morning
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and getting ready wake up get out of bed get ready
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take a shower get dressed have breakfast leave the house
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and on my way group two was work
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and study get to work sit down work on take a
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break look something up write something down have a meeting
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and finish up group three was shopping
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and errands go shopping look for try on wait in line how much is this pay for on sale
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and drop off group four was friends
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and fun hang out meet up feel like sounds good have a great time take a walk grab a coffee
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and by the way and group five was evening and home get home take off heat up, clean up, turn on, relax,
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go to bed, and fall asleep.
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40 phrases.
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We really did it.
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Listeners, you don't need to remember all 40 today.
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That's not the goal.
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Nobody learns 40 phrases in one day.
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But here's what you can do.
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Pick 5 or 10 that you use most in your life.
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Maybe you want to talk about your morning.
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Pick the morning phrases.
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Maybe you want to talk about hanging out with friends.
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Pick those phrases.
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Practice the ones that matter to you first.
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And then come back.
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Listen to this episode again next week and focus on a different group.
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Exactly.
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Every time you listen, you'll notice more phrases.
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And the best way to remember a phrase is to use it.
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Try using one of these phrases today.
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Say it out loud.
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Text it to a friend.
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Write it in a notebook.
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Put it in a sentence.
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The more you use it, the more natural it feels.
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That's how you get better.
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One phrase at a time.
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Before you know it, you'll be using all 40 without even thinking about it.
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Well, that's all the time we have for today.
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Thank you so much for listening to Enjoy English Talks.
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Yes, thank you everyone.
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It was fun.
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Please subscribe to Enjoy English Talks.
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Give this episode a like.
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And share it with a friend.
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Now, we have a question for you today.
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Yes, please leave a comment below.
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Tell us which phrase from today is your favorite and can you use it in a sentence.
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write your sentence in the comments.
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We would love to read your answers.
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See you next time.
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Bye everyone.
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Keep practicing your English.
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