2024-05-01
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Welcome to the a to Z english podcast.
My name is Jack and I'm here with my co host, Sochil.
And today we are in the under the vocabulary spotlight doing phrasal verbs using the verb punch and so social.
What does it mean to punch in something?
To punch in?
Punch in.
Well, you can punch something in on a calculator, which literally means, like, here's my phone, and then I'm punching it in.
Like, I'm literally.
Because of the noise it makes when you push in the numbers, but you can also punch in on the clock.
So this is like back from when people had time cards too, I think because I saw it in SpongeBob.
That's how I know he had like a little time card.
And you'd like, put it in the machine and it would like punch a hole or something in the time slot.
Yeah, I used to do that in my job that I had a time card.
You go to the machine, you punch it in.