In this podcast, the host explores the driving theme with terms like 'bungle', 'clutch', and 'peers'. They also dive into the idiom 'catch your breath' and the noun 'dead end'. A relatable story is shared about a learner driver overcoming obstacles with their mother's support.
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Bungled Vault
Anna recalls bungling her vault routine during a gymnastics competition, despite usually performing it well.
Her landing was poor, she lacked height, and received low scores.
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Driving in France
Anna describes the challenge of driving a manual car in France, on the opposite side of the road and car than she's used to in the UK.
Despite the 'hair-raising experience,' she managed to return without incident.
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Popular Jacob
Anna shares an anecdote about her son, Jacob, being popular with his peers.
Although Jacob doesn't always know their names, his classmates frequently call out to him on the way to school.
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E319: 🎙️ Hello and welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast! My name is Anna and you're listening to Week 36, Day 5 of Your English Five a Day,the series designed to enhance your vocabulary and listening skills. Join us every weekday, Monday to Friday, for a daily dose of English learning.
🌟 In today's episode, we're sticking to a driving theme, as we start with the verb "bungle". Next, we'll discuss the nouns "clutch" and "peers". Then, we delve into the idiom "catch your breath", and finally, we'll explore the noun "dead end".
🚘 Throughout the episode, you'll hear example sentences, pronunciation tips, and a recap to reinforce your learning. Plus, I'll share a relatable story to bring these terms to life where we meet Amy, a reluctant learner driver who struggles to perform a three-point turn on a quiet Sunday morning. Despite initial failures and anxiety, with her mother's support, she perseveres and successfully completes the manoeuvre, feeling proud of her progress.
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