"Call someone out" - What does it mean?

<p>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.<br/><br/>Can we say &quot;Check it&quot; and &quot;Check it out&quot;? What&apos;s the difference?<br/><br/>I break down this question ... Show More

<p>As you might know, English isn&apos;t like how we find it in textbooks. In day-to-day conversations, we often don&apos;t speak in full sentences, and so much of what we say is implied (this means, it&apos;s hinted at without actually saying it).<br/><br/>In this episode, I loo ... Show More

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<p>Do you know how to use the word &apos;dear&apos;? A lot of people get confused with this term, and honestly the answer isn&apos;t as simple as you may think, so let&apos;s look into that today.<br/><br/>I&apos;ll cover the ways in which we use this word and why you might not w ... Show More

<p><strong>Die Arschkarte ziehen</strong></p> <p> 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 ... Show More

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

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