Advanced English Vocabulary Lesson 1070 | Start from Scratch, Hold It In & Call It Out – Superbly Said Podcast ☎️
Description
🔥 Learn how to express honesty, creativity, and quick action in English!
In this episode, you’ll discover idioms that describe how to restart, persuade, or confront someone — all while sounding natural in real-life conversations. 💬✨
These are everyday phrases native speakers use at work, while traveling, and in storytelling.
🎧 Practice tone and usage interactively at SpeakDuo.com.
📘 Lesson 1070 – Superbly Said Podcast
📑 Lesson slides:🔗 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nZoOegc87IHM_yMM38Ezak37zZ98rszZ/view?usp=sharing
📝 Quiz for this lesson:🔗 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe3RRM57VkiTdgx1rp129Ve43qHKSXbgSFI5Iz8ns26wRMysQ/viewform
🗣️ In this episode, you’ll learn to say naturally:
😂 hold in your laughter – stop yourself from laughing even when you want to
⚡ call someone out on something – publicly challenge someone about something wrong or unfair
🔄 start from scratch – begin again without using any previous progress
📞 make a couple of calls – contact people to organize or resolve something
💡 come up with an idea – invent or think of something new and original
🗣️ talk someone into doing something – persuade someone to do something they were unsure about
✈️ fly someone in – arrange for someone to travel by plane to your location
🌙 have premonitions – feel strongly that something is going to happen
🎯 Why listen?
✅ Master idioms that describe action, decision, and intuition
✅ Improve fluency when telling stories or explaining how things start or go wrong
✅ Learn to use natural-sounding phrases for persuasion, creativity, and emotion
✅ Build confidence when speaking about instinct, work, and social interactions
👉 Next Steps:
📚 Review the slides for real-life dialogue examples.
🧩 Take the quiz to test your understanding of each phrase.
💬 Try using them in daily speech — from holding in laughter to starting from scratch, you’ll sound more fluent and expressive in no time! 🌟💫🗨️
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