Learning English Conversations The English We Speak: All you like
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Jun 10, 2025 In this discussion, the phrase 'all you like' is unpacked, highlighting its meaning that no matter what you do, the situation remains unchanged. Engaging anecdotes help illustrate its practical use in conversations. The speakers encourage listeners to embrace and practice new expressions, making language learning enjoyable and relatable.
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Sister's Breakfast Demand Anecdote
- Beth's sister expected her to serve breakfast in bed but Beth refused despite complaints.
- This shows a real-life example where complaining doesn't change the outcome.
Meaning of "All You Like"
- "All you like" means someone can do or say something as much as they want without changing the situation.
- It's used to express that complaints or actions have no effect on the outcome.
Homework Complaint Anecdote
- Feifei recalls a teacher telling students they can complain all they like about homework but must still complete it.
- This shows how "all you like" highlights complaints that don't alter the final decision.