Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS
Did you know that you can catch a cold, catch a break, or catch your breath. You can even catch a snooze, catch some Zs, or catch heat. I hope this podcast catches your eye. Let’s study together.
Here are the example sentences from this episode. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or join my Podcast Learner’s Group for the transcript, live group lessons, and more.
- I think I caught a cold from my coworker. I’ve been feeling a little under the weather lately.
- I got stuck walking in the rain. I hope I don’t catch a cold. I have an important meeting tomorrow.
- A guy in my office had a cold and now I caught a cold. I probably caught it from him.
- I’ve been working hard for months, and finally, I caught a break. I got the promotion I wanted.
- I’m so glad I caught a break and found a parking spot right in front of the store.
- Jenny has been trying to find a job for months, but she hasn’t been able to catch a break. I hope she finds something soon!
- I’m feeling a little tired, I think I’ll catch a snooze before I start cooking dinner.
- I didn’t sleep well last night, so I’m planning to catch a snooze on the sofa.
- You look tired. Why don’t you catch a snooze in the break room.
- I caught some Zs on the train on the way home from work last night.
- I think I’m gonna catch a couple of Zs before my next zoom meeting.
- I tried catching a couple of Zs on my flight, but I couldn’t get comfortable.
- I just ran up the stairs. Give me a minute to catch my breath.
- I was so shocked by the news of the company lay-offs, I needed to step outside and catch my breath.
- I was so nervous before my presentation, I went outside, sat on a bench, and caught my breath before starting.
- The curtains in the theater caught fire, and the fire department rushed to put it out.
- Be careful with a campfire. If it goes out of control, there are a lot of things that can catch fire.
- I spilled oil when I was cooking dinner, and the stove almost caught fire.
- Jack caught heat from the boss for being late to the meeting.
- I heard that John caught heat from his wife for coming home late.
- You’ll catch heat from your parents if you don’t pass your college courses with good grades.
- I caught the waiter’s eye, and he came over to take my order.
- I saw a really nice suit in the store window, and it caught my eye.
I was trying to get the teacher’s attention, but she was busy. Then I finally caught her eye, and she came over to me.
If you know anyone who might be interested in this English language point, why not help them out! Just share this lesson with them. Thanks for studying today!
Join My Podcast Learner’s Group
This is the ultimate learning experience for my podcast English lesson fans!
This package includes all of the podcast English lessons, including this episode! You get:
- Get every podcast PDF and mP3 for past and future episodes
- Over 600 English Lessons
- Downloadable PDF: The word-for-word transcripts for every podcast episode
- Downloadable Mp3: The audio files for every podcast episode
- Monthly LIVE Group Coaching with Michael
- Access to Michael’s private Telegram group
FREE Updates Every New Podcast – Pay Once, Get Free Updates Every Time
Whenever there is new podcast, including this one, I will update this file and you can get a free updates – Buy once, enjoy forever!
Learn Grammar, Americans Idioms, Phrasal Verbs, Vocabulary and more!
Just $27 per month or $270 per year $997 Value
PDF & Mp3 Audio Included
LIVE Group Coaching Each Month
ONLINE COURSES
eBOOKs & PAPERBACKS
