216 – The January Blues 🔵

   

RnR English is BACK! 👊 We start the year in true RnR style by talking about poos 💩, wild board games on NYE 🤪, how to avoid paying for postage and packaging ✉️, the World’s Strongest Man 💪 and lots more! So put on your headphones and keeeeeep on ROCKin’, baby! 👊

The RnR Vocabulary that you will learn in this episode:

  1. She was having none of it

  2. Getting off on the right foot

  3. The January blues

  4. If people are feeling a bit down in the dumps

  5. If we get onto them

  6. My brother is seemingly on a mission to add to my present list*

  7. Pretty penny that cost me

  8. Another one of your bugbears

  9. Wrap up warm when you go outside

  10. Stocking up on the vitamin D tablets at the moment

  11. I’ll run it off

  12. I was stranded

  13. You’d get away with that

  14. I considered hitchhiking

  15. Maybe someone’s trod on your foot

  16. I’ll sit this one out

  17. I’ll let you get on with it

  18. I’ve never changed a nappy

  19. I’d suggest giving it a go

  20. Everyone else is doing cartwheels at the moment

   

   

RnR Grammar

At the beginning of today’s podcast when speaking about reviews I said to Boom Boom “I wish we DID have a review”.

So we have 2 things going on here, the first is “wish + past” to talk about a PRESENT wish! And the second is the use of the emphatic do (which gets changed to ‘did’ for this example) to add emphasis to the phrase, so remember…. if you want to leave a review, you know what to do! 😉