Advance English Conversation 1😎 | English Conversation | English Speaking Practice | Learn English 😎
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- Advance English Conversation 1😎| English Conversation | English Speaking Practice | Learn English 😎
Welcome to our English Learning channel! In this video, we bring you a rich collection of authentic, real-life English conversations to help you improve your language skills. These conversations cover a wide range of topics, including office chatter, daily routines, hobbies, and more, all presented in an informal, native-speaker style.
Whether you're just starting your English learning journey or aiming to refine your language proficiency, these conversations will provide valuable insights into how English is spoken in everyday life. You'll pick up on informal contractions, idiomatic expressions, and the natural flow of conversation, making your language skills even more dynamic.
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9:56, "You're in for a treat". Would front half of this sentence (You' re in) express/mean she would be absorbed in the drama series? And does the phrase 'for a treat' imply her to binge-watch?
If anyone tells you that you are in for a treat, it means that whatever you are gonna do or experience is going to be pleasant.
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Thank you for your useful/productive video. I've convinced shadowing your video would make me fluent and increase my vocabulary (idioms/new words) two birds with one stone.
I'd continue shadowing your video everyday for about 15 minutes.
7:56, "she's growing like a weed", I suppose this statement would not be impolite because he is expressing his relative(niece), but If express other's in the same way might be impolite, right? Would this be my non-native feeling? Or would it be a common expression?
Growing like a weed is an Idiom.
It means: To grow very quickly.
Mostly use this expression in US when talking about how fast children grow. it's not impolite. Weed is a plant which grows very fast that's why they say "Growing like a weed"
Example: Look at you! You're growing like a weed!
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Thank you for your teaching comment. Thanks to your teaching, my English skills are improving exponentially.
The idiom 'like a weed' couldn't use in this (intangible) case, right?
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Thank you for your conversation training video. Would you mind if I ask you a question? 0:54, "lot I'm trying to wrap my head around all the new tasks and responsibilities" In this caption the word 'wrap' has a lot of meaning (immersed in, obsessed, worry, hold, etc) in our indigenous dictionary. I suppose it'd suit 'hold in mind/immersed in' but GT translate it 'worry'. Would you mind if I ask you how does 'wrap' mean in this context?
"Wrap my head around (Something)” is an idiom,
It means: To understand something OR To fully grasp something."
This is also ok:
I'm trying to immersed in my head around all the new tasks & responsibilities.
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Thank you for your innovative teaching reply. You teach me the language would diverse/change over time rather than being unchanging like fossils. As I encounter your cutting-edge vocabulary(idioms,words) you express I feel our indigenous dictionary is an antique several hundreds years ago.