"Call someone out" - What does it mean?

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I had a listener question about Phrasal Verbs and why some of them use prepositions even though the meaning seems to be the same without them. Can we say "Check it" and "Check it out"? What's the difference? I break down this question in detail and also talk about the differ ... Show More

As you might know, English isn't like how we find it in textbooks. In day-to-day conversations, we often don't speak in full sentences, and so much of what we say is implied (this means, it's hinted at without actually saying it). In this episode, I look at some ex ... Show More

Did you know it's considered very rude to say "WHAT" in English when you don't understand something?  In this video, I give you some phrases that are used instead of saying "WHAT".   Join my Telegram Channel, Youtube and Podcast here: https://linktr.ee/englishteachermonica --- Su ... Show More

Este episodio es para responder a una pregunta enviada por uno de nuestros oyentes. ¿Qué significa el verbo COBRAR? ¿Es “to Pay,” “to earn,” “to owe,” o “to charge”? COBRAR significa “To charge.” Hablamos de “cobrarle a alguien lo que nos debe,” “cobrar un monto específico por un ... Show More

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Do you know how to use the word 'dear'? A lot of people get confused with this term, and honestly the answer isn't as simple as you may think, so let's look into that today. I'll cover the ways in which we use this word and why you might not want to say i ... Show More

Die Arschkarte ziehen Wenn man “die Arschkarte gezogen hat“, hat man sozusagen Pech gehabt. Ich erkläre das mal mit einem Beispiel: Otto ist im Unterricht. Der Lehrer hat eine Matheaufgabe an die Tafel geschrieben. Er möchte, dass jemand diese Aufgabe an der Tafel erklärt und aus ... Show More

Do you want to know the secret to speaking more like a native speaker?  Don't say "I think"... say these expressions instead and you will sound exactly like a native speaker!   These are some very common expressions we use as native speakers to express our thoughts and opinions a ... Show More

Learn about this phrasal verb to describe someone --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/englishteachermonica/support