2024-07-03
14 分钟In this episode, you'll learn 14 essential 'break' idioms that will enhance your English vocabulary and fluency. These natural expressions are key to mastering advanced English. By understanding and using these idioms, you'll be able to communicate more effectively and sound like a native speaker in conversations.This episode is perfect for serious English learners who are dedicated to improving their language skills and expanding their vocabulary. You'll learn the meanings, usage, and exampl...
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What are we going to look at in this particular lesson?
Well, we're looking at expressions and idioms to do with the word break.
We've got a lot of them.
There are 14.
So I'll go through them one by one and then I'll give you some examples.
Break a habit.
Well, usually when we have habits, they can often be bad habits.
Smoking, drinking, lazy, whatever they are, they are bad habits.
And when somebody wants us to stop, we have to break the habit.
Ah, I saw Jonathan last week.
He's not smoking.
He hasn't smoked for, he says, three months.
He's really broken the habit.
It's really great because it's going to be really good for his health.
In fact, when I saw him, he was out jogging.