551 – Stress and Intonation

Hey guys it’s Michael here from Happy English and I am back with another English lesson podcast. I hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. Remember, wearing a mask and social distancing still makes sense. But you knew that, right?

Well, for today’s English lesson let’s take a look at some conversational idioms that use the verb GO. Learning idioms is a great way to make your English sound a more colorful and more natural. Are you ready? Let’s check them out!

Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or check the transcript for the details.

• I am in the kitchen…becomes…I’m in the kitchen.
• She is in the kitchen…becomes…She’s in the kitchen.
• We are in the kitchen…becomes…We’re in the kitchen.

• The book is on the table in the kitchen.
• I saw Jane at the bus stop on Friday.
• His jacket is in the hall closet by the front door.

• I bought a book yesterday.
• I drank a cup of coffee.
• The manager is the nicest person I’ve met.

• Is Jack here? No. I think he left already.
• She said she’s going to be in the library.
• The bank in my neighborhood is closing so I have to find a new bank.

• I bought a book yesterday and it’s on the table in the kitchen.
• I did a good job on cleaning the house.
• I need to find a place to put the book I bought.

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