PODCAST · education
An Idiom a Day
by Native Tongue English
A Weekly Dose of IdiomsLearn Something New Every Day.
Episodes
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be caught in the crossfire
Question of the Day What hot topic usually turns into an argument with you? #ConversationStarter
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Ep. 216 up in arms
Join Team #Conversation Starter Question of the Day Have you ever marched in a protest or rally?
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Ep. 215 keep your hands clean
Question of the Day What law would you eliminate?
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Ep. 214 be on the front line
Question of the Day If you could name a dangerous job in the world right now, what would it be? Transcript and Idiom Notes
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Ep. 213 see the error of your ways
Question of the Day If you made a huge mistake at work, would you admit it or pretend it had nothing to do with you? Transcript and Idiom Notes
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Ep. 212 in absentia
Did you achieve perfect attendance in school? Transcript and Idiom notes visit www.nativetongue-english.com
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Ep. 211 the school of hard knocks
Do you believe that experience is the best teacher? Visit www.nativetongue-english.com for transcripts and show notes.
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Ep. 210 play hooky
What was your favorite thing to do during recess? Visit www.nativetongue-english.com for transcript and grammar notes
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Ep. 209 do your homework | Back to School 2019
What could you do to become the best in your profession?
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Ep. 207 fall flat
Do you drink alcohol when you eat out?
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Ep. 206 What's your poison?
Do you like microbrewery or larger brewer beers?
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Ep. 205 a liquid refreshment
Do you drink more than you should?
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Ep. 204 pick up the tab
Should alcohol be sold online?
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Ep. 203 punch-drunk
What is the legal drinking age in your country?
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Ep. 202 drink like a fish
How many alcoholic drinks do you consume within one week?
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Ep. 201 on tap
How has alcohol affected you or your family?
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Ep. 200 spread the word
Do you get your news from Twitter or other social media?
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Ep. 199 in loco parentis
Which of your teachers would be proud of you?
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Ep. 198 a Don Juan
Would you try an online dating site or dating app?
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Ep. 197 it takes two to tango
How would you solve the ocean's litter problem?
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Ep. 196 roll off the tongue
Do you like or dislike spicy food?
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Ep. 195 stand up and be counted
Were you counted in your country's most recent census?
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Ep. 194 culture shock
Would you feel comfortable moving to a city where you did not know the language?
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Ep. 193 let the chips fall where they may
What is your favorite snack food?
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Ep. 192 the whole enchilada
What would be the advantages and disadvantages of one language for the whole world?
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Ep. 191 Close, but no cigar.
Have you ever been a contestant in a game show?
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Ep. 190 the Ivy League
Did you graduate from college in debt or debt-free?
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Ep. 189 teach somebody a lesson
Have you ever taken an art lesson?
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Ep. 188 learn something down pat
What was your favorite class in school?
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Ep. 187 with a capital A, B, C, etc.,
Talk about a time you got in trouble at school?
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Ep. 186 the writing is on the wall
How did you get to school?
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Ep. 185 too much information
Are you for or against schools having discussions about gender orientation and alternative lifestyles?
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Ep. 184 a word to the wise
What is one of the most important things about life you learned in school?
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Ep. 183 get your brain in gear
What was the number of students in your graduating class?
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Ep. 182 great minds think alike
What was your favorite subject in school?
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Ep. 181 an educated guess
Should school buses have seat belts?
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Ep. 181 a Dear John letter (rebroadcast)
How would you break off a relationship when you lost interest?
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Ep. 180 bare your heart (rebroadcast)
Which areas of your past are most important for you to discuss with a future partner?
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Ep.179 bumper to bumper (rebroadcast)
Would you rather live in Los Angeles or New York City?
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Ep. 178 hold someone at arm's length (rebroadcast)
What would you do if you felt distance growing between you and a friend?
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Ep. 177 cry your eyes out (rebroadcast)
What movie is your favorite tear-jerker?
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Ep. 176 clear the air (rebroadcast)
What was a big misunderstanding you had with a friend?
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Ep. 175 given half a chance (rebroadcast)
Have you ever played bingo for money?
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Ep. 174 have to eat your words (rebroadcast)
What books have made a big impact on you?
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Ep. 173 a labor of love (rebroadcast)
What volunteer work would you like to do?
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Ep. 172 go by the book (rebroadcast)
Do you establish routines?
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Ep. 171 enough is enough (rebroadcast)
What foods do you eat that you know you should not eat?
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Ep. 170 Once upon a time... (rebroadcast)
What is your favorite fairy tale?
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Ep. 169 a no-no (rebroadcast)
What will you absolutely not do in front of another person?
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A Weekly Dose of IdiomsLearn Something New Every Day.
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