All Ears English Podcast AEE 2356: Learn Some New English While You're At It
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Feb 12, 2025 Discover effective strategies to enhance your English and embrace the value of connection over perfection. Delve into the lighthearted use of 'while we're at it,' exploring its meaning and context. The hosts share personal stories and discuss multitasking in the digital age. Learn about different cleaning approaches and practical phrases to boost your conversational skills. Engage with versatile everyday expressions and reflect on your personal efficiency habits. Join in on the fun with listener polls and real-life examples!
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Origin of "While You're At It"
- Lindsay learned the phrase "while you're at it" from a friend.
- This friend suggested taking shoes off "while they're at it."
Prefer "While You're At It"
- Use "while you're at it" instead of "kill two birds with one stone."
- It's more natural and less violent.
Convenience and Related Tasks
- "While you're at it" implies convenience and often involves related tasks.
- It's about doing something else while already engaged in an activity.