Speak Better English with Harry Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 563
Nov 26, 2025
Discover versatile English expressions for everyday situations! From cheering someone up to calming them down, this session offers natural examples for each phrase. Learn how to express support and emotions, make decisions wisely, and blend into social circles. Explore phrases like 'tire someone out' and 'look down on' to deepen your understanding. By the end, you'll feel confident using these expressions in conversations and ready to excel in exams like IELTS and TOEFL!
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How To Cheer Someone Up
- Cheer someone up by telling a funny story or offering praise to lift their mood.
- Use small gestures like putting an arm around them to show support and improve their day.
Playing With Grandkids Wore Me Out
- Harry describes playing with his grandkids and how their energy exhausted him after half an hour.
- He uses this to illustrate the phrasal verb 'tire someone out' meaning to make someone feel exhausted.
Tell People To Calm Down
- When someone is overly upset, tell them to calm down and breathe deeply to regain control.
- Use calm language to help them relax and discuss the issue without heightened emotion.