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English Like A Native Podcast

Your English Five a Day #38.2

Jul 23, 2024
Join Anna in the latest episode as she explores words like 'procession' and 'peer', then delves into idioms such as 'take someone for a fool' and verbs like 'cement'. Stay tuned for a romantic story twist involving a surprise proposal.
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Quick takeaways

  • Procession involves people moving in a line seen in parades.
  • Peering is examining closely, as with a jeweler inspecting diamonds.

Deep dives

Processions in Different Scenarios

A procession refers to a group of people or vehicles moving in a line, often seen in parades, carnivals, or funerals. It evokes a formal or ceremonial context, such as people following a coffin during a funeral or floats and dancers in a parade. For example, attendees experienced a festival procession in the local village with stunning costumes and vibrant performances.

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