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When someone criticises something you’ve done, what do you do?
Learn a phrase about talking nonsense.
An expression for when we want to repeat exactly what someone has said.
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An expression you can use to talk food you can't resist.
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Learn how to show that you like someone’s idea.
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Learn an expression to describe how exaggerated some people are.
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Here’s an expression to describe an important and powerful person.
A word for when you want to say that something is really embarrassing.
Learn an expression to talk about why you love or hate something.
Some things are obvious but maybe this word isn’t. Listen to the programme.
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Learn an informal word to say something is amazing.
Learn an informal word to express shock.
Do you live for the moment?
If you want to say something has a good aura, we have an expression you can use.
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Learn a word to describe behaving like an adult.
Learn a phrase about delaying things.
If you want to say you’re the best at something, you could use this expression!
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What do you think is absolutely amazing?