love love love your examples and how you perform them in a natural way. Terrific job! 👏Just one question: do we use a cop-out as a noun like "it's a cop-out" or someone could be a cop-out ? Like in the timestamps: "to be a cop out"? thanks in advance
I'm so happy you like them! They're fun to make. Usually, we use "cop-out" to talk about the excuse and not about the person making it. -She said she couldn't come because her car quit working. That's such a cop-out. -you're not cooking again because you're worried you'll set the house on fire? That's a cop-out" Most uses of the expression will look like: this/that is/was a cop-out
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Hello, I'm from Brazil and I don't understand what you talk, but I Will try learn watching and listening you.
love love love your examples and how you perform them in a natural way. Terrific job! 👏Just one question: do we use a cop-out as a noun like "it's a cop-out" or someone could be a cop-out ? Like in the timestamps: "to be a cop out"? thanks in advance
I'm so happy you like them! They're fun to make.
Usually, we use "cop-out" to talk about the excuse and not about the person making it.
-She said she couldn't come because her car quit working. That's such a cop-out.
-you're not cooking again because you're worried you'll set the house on fire? That's a cop-out"
Most uses of the expression will look like: this/that is/was a cop-out
@@LanguagewithChris awesome. thanks for clarification) something that I sometimes can't find in a dictionary.
It's a great question. Immediately after you asked, I had a student asking the same thing
@@LanguagewithChris haha) awesome! that means that the content is relevant
Every six month! What an unslacking dude!
Exactly! I only slack on days of the week that end in "y" 😃