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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2013 · 17 MIN

7 - Body Parts

from RealLife English: Learn and Speak Confident, Natural English

Words to Know: Watermelon- Delicious fruit, 90% of Trevor's diet Undercover- When something is secret, not many people know A Parody- A copy of a famous video/song Old English- English used in centuries ago Hand cuffs- Metal straps used by police officers to hold people's hands together Unwritten laws- laws in society that everyone knows even though they're not official Carpentry- Working with wood Midget- A little person, physical ability Convict- Prisoner Condescending- To treat someone as if you are superior to them. News Josh Plotkin (Brazilian Gringo) The release of GRINGO STYLE Shout Outs: Facebook member of the week -  Muhamad Azeem Sayuti QuestionThe difference between "Shall" and "Will"  Expressions with body parts! Cost an arm and a leg The rule of thumb My hands are tied Give someone the cold shoulder On your toes JokeDiscover the double meaning of "a little condescending." TipHow to listen to any podcast in half speed Song: Cold Shoulder by Adele --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reallifeenglish/message

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