Business English from All Ears English BE 425: Do Us a Solid and Listen Today
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Jun 15, 2025 The hosts dive deep into the phrase 'do me a solid,' revealing its vibrant impact on casual conversations. They discuss the balance between professionalism and informality, sharing personal insights on navigating workplace dynamics. Different expressions like 'bail me out' and 'cover for me' are examined in context, emphasizing the importance of teamwork. The discussion also touches on setting boundaries while requesting favors and fostering genuine relationships at work, promoting a culture of mutual support and connection.
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Meaning of "Do Me a Solid"
- "Do me a solid" means "do me a favor" but sounds cooler and confident.
- It's a unique, confident phrase adding personality to your English.
Use Casual Situations Only
- Use "do me a solid" only in casual, friendly business settings.
- Avoid it in formal meetings or client negotiations to maintain professionalism.
Example of "Do Me a Solid" in Use
- Michelle asks Lindsay, "Could you do me a solid and cover for me next week during my shift?"
- Lindsay accepts, showing friendliness and collaboration among colleagues.