Listening Time: English Practice English Phrasal Verbs - Back In, Back Off
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Nov 8, 2024 Explore the fascinating world of phrasal verbs like 'back in' and 'back off' through relatable stories that make them easy to understand. Enhance your everyday English with practical examples that boost your confidence. Plus, discover how to transition from slow to normal-speed English for improved comprehension. The episode also highlights additional listening resources and invites you to join a community for advanced learning opportunities.
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Phrasal Verb Definitions
- "Back in/into" means to reverse a vehicle into a parking space, or to hit something while reversing.
- "Back off" means to retreat from a confrontation or action.
Ferrari Parking Lot Altercation
- A man backed into a Ferrari, leading to a heated argument with the owner.
- The argument escalated despite initial apologies, requiring police intervention.
Parking Space Dispute
- Two women argued over a parking space, with one attempting to back in and the other stealing it.
- The situation nearly turned physical, but a friend intervened and prevented the fight.