Advanced English Vocabulary Lesson 1064 | “Eat Out,” “Cheer Up” & “Stay Easygoing” – Superbly Said Podcast 🍽️✨
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🎧 Lesson 1064 – Superbly Said Podcast
📑 Lesson Slides:
➡️ https://drive.google.com/file/d/19Nu5hTZyqfn_L0wlKpuO5D_LKnyb2ywO/view?usp=sharing
🧠 Quiz for this Lesson:
➡️ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc6xbn67F0NQrFOMpA3hZefjA9wuMvAvPH3x0ViTShFu2QLpg/viewform
In this lesson, you’ll explore common idioms and expressions that describe carefree personalities, spontaneous moments, and playful interactions — the kind that make conversations sound effortlessly fluent.
🍴 eat out – have a meal at a restaurant instead of at home
🎭 trick someone into doing something – deceive them so they do it without realizing
😜 mess with someone – tease, bother, or interfere playfully (or seriously)
🚶♀️ get in line – join a queue and wait your proper turn
😄 happy-go-lucky – someone who stays cheerful and carefree about the future
⚡ out of nowhere – suddenly and unexpectedly, without warning
🌥️ off in one’s own little world – daydreaming and not paying attention to surroundings
🪤 get bogged down – become stuck in details that slow progress
🎯 Build vocabulary for casual, everyday conversations.
🗣️ Sound natural when describing unexpected events or personality traits.
💬 Learn how to stay expressive in English without overcomplicating your speech.
🌈 Understand the balance between focus, playfulness, and emotional awareness.
📘 Review the slides to practice each idiom with examples:
🔗 https://drive.google.com/file/d/19Nu5hTZyqfn_L0wlKpuO5D_LKnyb2ywO/view?usp=sharing🧩 Take the quiz to test how well you remember the meanings:
🔗 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc6xbn67F0NQrFOMpA3hZefjA9wuMvAvPH3x0ViTShFu2QLpg/viewform💬 Try using these phrases in daily talk — and remember, even when life gets messy, stay happy-go-lucky and don’t get bogged down! 💬🌈
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