10 English Expressions with CLOCK You Need to Know ⏰ | American English for ESL Learners

Do you know what it means to clock in, clock out, be on the clock, or work against the clock? ⏰In this fun and practical English Makes No Sense podcast episode, you'll learn 10 common English expressions and idioms with the word CLOCK that you may hear in everyday American English, workplace conversations, movies, TV shows, and daily life.English learners often learn the word clock, but what happens when Americans start putting other words around it? Suddenly, the clock can tick, race, beat you, follow you, or even go around the clock! 😂In this episode, you'll learn the meaning and usage of:⏰ Clock in⏰ Clock out⏰ On the clock⏰ Off the clock⏰ Against the clock⏰ Race against the clock⏰ The clock is ticking⏰ Around the clock⏰ Beat the clock⏰ Turn back the clockYou'll hear real-life example sentences, simple explanations, and a fun story that puts these English expressions into context.This lesson is especially useful for B1 and B2 English learners, ESL students, English as a second language learners, and anyone who wants to understand natural American English.By the end of this episode, you'll be able to recognize these common English idioms, expressions, phrasal verbs, and workplace English phrases when you hear them.And remember…English Makes No Sense… until it does! 😂🎧 Listen, learn, and share this episode with an English learner!#EnglishPodcast#LearnEnglishPodcast#PodcastLearning#EnglishListening#ListeningPractice