Today you'll hear a short story our recent trip to Brazil, during which I ended up going to the hospital and getting stitches. Throughout this story you'll hear 20+ words related to injuries and getting hurt. Although I hope you don't get hurt anytime soon, I hope this lesson prepares you to talk about the times when you did in English.
We all have a getting hurt story, whether it's our own or someone else's. Give this a listen and see if you can use what you learned to tell your story!
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164 - Expression: To Hit Rock Bottom
163 - 5-Minute English: The Post Office and Mail
162 - Discover Illinois with Jackie (from "Ask Jackie")
161 - 10 Words a Day: Handy-Dandy Reduplications
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159 - 5-Minute English: Home Renovation
158 - Moving Across the U.S. with Lucas
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156 - Chats with Shana: My Christmas Memories (+10 Must-Know Oxymorons)
155 - Decades: The 1980s with Alex
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153 - 5-Minute English: Shopping for Clothes
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