Episode 48 – Why do British people always say SORRY? ?

We are BACK! ✊ And…. we are here to say SORRY! ? But that’s not it, we also talk about POOS ?, HORRIBLE London Bus drivers ?, SEX ? and many more irrelevant things! ? Lots and LOTS of RnR vocab and grammar…

Oh yes, you’re back in Blighty
Get on with the show
If there were a gold medal for being unreliable, you’d win
If I don’t hear what they say, I just nod and say yes
Martin Sorry does have a nice ring to it
It’s not worth you moaning at me
Your standards have been slipping recently
I’ll end up spending about £40
Dan just can’t swallow his pride and admit he’s wrong
Hang on, I don’t say sorry during sex

…so just keep CALM and keep on ROCKIN’! ???

RnR Grammar

In today’s show, when Dan the Man was talking about saying sorry in the pub, he said:

“I always buy people a drink, so I’ll end up spending about £40 on a round of drinks”.

Sooooo…. why does he use the future here to talk about a regular action?

Good question…

The answer is because it’s a regular action which is ANNOYING. To demonstrate the fact that it’s annoying, we often use the future. Another example could be…

“Dan will always text me 2 minutes before we record the podcast and say ‘can we do it 10 minutes later?'”

Now that is some SERIOUS RnR Grammar. ?