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Speaking English Oct 2020 Part 1 L128
Daily English Conversation 128
WMEA
By Uncle Stanley
Speaking English
1) Put A Sock In It
2) Hold Your Horses
3) An Elephant In Room
Daily English Conversation 128
4) Get Someone’s Goat
5) An Eager Beaver
6) Have Your Duck In A Row
7) Lighten Up (Phrasal Verbs)
8) Plan On (Phrasal Verbs)
9) See About (Phrasal Verbs)
10) Wind Up (Phrasal Verbs)
6 Idioms
&
4 Phrasal Verbs
1) The theater can hear you whispering so put a sock in it.
1
telling someone to stop talking or be quiet
2) Whoa, hold your horses! I’m not paying up.
2
you need to stay put or slow down
3) Can we address the elephant in the room before we end our friendship?
3
a huge and obvious problem that everyone avoids talking about
4) The way she corrects everything really gets my goat!
4
to upset, irritate or anger someone.
5) I get everything ready, but Martha’s such an eager beaver.
5
an overly enthusiastic person
6)I'll get my ducks in a row before going on vacation.
6
Get everything organized before embarking on an activity or project
7) Dad, lighten up! David and I are just friends.
7
when a conversation is changed or a person changes to become less serious
8) We were planning on just having a snack and catching the early train.
8
to intend to do something
9) It's getting late - I'd better see about lunch.
9
to prepare for or deal with an action or event
10) You don't want to wind up homeless, do you?
10
to find yourself in an unexpected and usually unpleasant situation