Learning English Conversations Episodes Episode guide
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Pull the plug
Rob is having serious problems with a project. Li wants to help him. But how? Listen...
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Pull a fast one
Make the English you speak sound more natural
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Proof is in the pudding
What does Rob mean when he says 'the proof is in the pudding'?
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Promises, promises
Learn a new expression about not believing someone鈥檚 promises.
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Productivity theatre
Learn a phrase about pretending to work.
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Potty
Learn a phrase to describe someone going mad
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Pot luck
Take a chance!
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Play a blinder
Doing something amazing.
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Plastic footprint
It's similar to 'carbon footprint', but this focuses on your plastic usage.
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Plan b
If you need an alternative option, you need to know this phrase. Learn how to use it.
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Plain sailing
Li joins Rob on a sailing boat. Listen to their excursion and learn some sailing idioms..
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Pizzazz
Do a lot of people remark on how glamorous you are?
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Ping
When does the word 'ping' not make a sound? Find out in this programme.
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Pie in the sky
Finn and Li are in the woods. Can they see more than birds flying in the sky?
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Photobomb
Feifei and Sian discuss a word to use when something unexpectedly appears in your photo.
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Phone slang
When is a bell not a bell, and a dog not a dog? Find out in our programme about phone...
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Phishing
Rob is deleting some emails. He won't take the bait sent in by criminals!
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Pet hate
Learn how to describe your annoyance
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People person
An expression for those who get along with people
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Peacocking
Rob and Feifei explain the true meaning of this animal-related phrase.
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Pea-souper
Is it a meal or a type of weather?
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Part of the furniture
Learn a new idiom about being around a long time
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Pain in the neck
When someone or something is annoying you, this expression can describe your feelings
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Over the moon
Someone in the office is over the moon about getting a new job. Find out what that in...
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Out with the old, in with the new
As 2020 approaches, learn a phrase to describe what you can do at this time of year.
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Out of your depth
A phrase for when you're struggling to do something.
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Out of the picture
Finn has got his camera. Who does Feifei want to see in the picture?
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Out of the loop
Learn a phrase about missing out.
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Out of order
Learn an expression for offensive behaviour.
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Out of juice
Oh no - your phone's out of battery. We have just the phrase you need!