Thanks a million very nice points and explanation.for example the difference between clean and clean up,clear and clear up ...these are very nice points.
Love your videos. Gray job guys ❤❤❤ I am 50 yr old, still learning English. I am happy to find your channel. My household chores starting by picking up off on the tables and sofas. I live in a simple house, so I just sweep, no vacuum or hoover and givee a surface a good wipe until the place is spotless. Then clean up the kitchen and do the washing up. Once all is done, i sit down on the couch for decompres, siping my tea and nibble the biscuits. ❤ Hope my sentences are correct 😊
Wow - thanks for writing so much and sharing with us! You did a great job! Many of your sentences are correct! The only main change I would suggest is: "I start by [picking things up off] the tables and sofas." :)
Wow!!❤❤ This episode is so interesting, stunning that I even don't noticed how it finished. It's cool I coudn't tell the difference between up and off. Now I can 😊😊
I enjoy watching your videos and have found them helpful in improving my English speaking skills. The friendly chat between the hosts makes it feel like I am chatting with friends, which makes learning English less burdensome. Additionally, I have learned several useful phrasal verbs and common usages from your conversations. I look forward to watching the next new episode. Thank you!
Thank you guys, you both have like a perfect method to learn english, i love American accent and it is easier and i feel it with a special flow in my perception, but we need to listening British accent, because of we need to be ready to understand all kind of accents, i think this method is helping me a lot and improving my skills, Thank you again guys.
watching your videos for the second time so that I can have these phrases in my own conversation with othera and your videos about daily routine have consumed much of my time as I have watched them so many time repeatedly
that's a such interesting lesson.because it brings me back to the story. i think at the beginning i am kind of like Mark very clean. like making sure the nooks and crannies in the house are cleaned and everything is spotless. but nowdays i am more like kate. just enough to feel clean .take it easy . i don't have to make myself exhausted but i do really enjoy the moment when the house is just cleaned. that's really nice .
Thanks for sharing and well done using lots of the vocabulary from this episode! I think a lot of the time I aim for the 'bare minimum' and just make sure there's nothing on the floor, then finally it's time for 'a proper clean' and I clean deeply and get into all the nooks and crannies.
I've decided right now to write a comment each time I finish a podcast episode. First thanks for your amazing work , this podcast helps me a lot , especially for understanding the meanings of phrasal verbs , which are sometimes tricky. Here is my experience with chores. I'm 24 and still have difficulties with it. My flat is often a mess but I try more and more to not let the mess build up by cleaning just after , especially when I cook or after having guests, and once a week i do a thoroughly clean up , by vacuuming ( or hoovering 😅) even the nooks and crannies and i give a quick mop on the floor as well.
Although I’m not a house-proud person, I often catch up on my chores like tidying up my stuff, doing the washing up, doing the laundry, mopping on the floor but not spotless.
😊I'm a good girl 'cause I love cleaning and tidying my sweet home but I don't catch up on doing the chores at the week-end, I prefer to do a little bit of it every time I can. I enjoy a spotless home🌈and never bear to live in a tip🌟
Amazing sentences - well done! I think you have a good strategy - just do a little bit of cleaning every day and that way you don't have to tackle *all* the chores all at once!
Please make one podcast for conversation on phone calls with suppliers and management departments (I am Storekeeper in Food and Beverage Company) i liked your teaching method, in you Tube your channel is No. 1 for me Thanks a lot, Sir Mark and butifull Teacher Kat ❤ thanks again both of you
I have to catch up the TV this sunday Clean up, vacuum up, clear up , pick up . I clean up my room I vacuum up the dinner room I cleared up the table this morning before cleaning up. I mopped up the floor yesterday after cleaning off some baby toys .
Oh my gosh, my house is such a tip. It 's a quite bit of an exaggeration 😂. You know all the weeks, i was supposed to clean but i escaped from it. So in the weekend, that's usually when i catched up on all the chores i missed out on over the week. Friday evening, the house is kind of mess with stuff everywhere, so i usually start by picking up things off the floor. Once everything is picked up and i've cleared off the tables, i get the vacuum out and start vacuuming up all the dust.then i liked to give the common areas like the kitchen, living room and bathroom a quick mop . It doesn't have to be spotless just enough to feel clean.
Haha wow - thank you so much for your long and detailed comment, and well done for using so many of the phrases from the video! It sounds like you have everything under control ;)
Hi guys, wanna jump in just to say your pointing out little differences and small details in a phrase is definitely cristal clear and a breeze. I need to catch up on a few episodes that I missed but I'm always "on your tail" 😅. Love from 🇮🇹.
Hi Stella! Thanks so much for your comment - we definitely expected a lot of people to relax over the Christmas and New Year period, so well done for continuing to study when there are so many distractions around (like cake, panettone, cheese and wine!) :)
I do the chores every day, since I’m a mom of two, once I drive to school and let the kids, my routing starts at 8:00 AM. First I check what chore needs to be done, usually start doing the dishes. Then I wipe the floor off. Gradually more chores starts showing during the day.
Good question. It depends on the subject. - I clean up [one thing] that [is] dirty. - I clean up [some things] that [are] dirty. Hope that makes sense!
"Once" is another word for "When" or "After" - When everything is off the floor - After everything is off the floor - Once everything is off the floor ... these all have the same meaning! Hope that helps
Great question! You are correct! "Having" *can* be used as another way to say [Once / After]. You just need to change the sentence a little bit to be correct. [Once everything is picked up] : [Having picked everything up] It's important to say: "Having picked everything up" because I can understand that "Having" means "After / Once" here. If you write it like you did in your comment, it's actually the passive voice, and could be a little confusing. Hope that helps!
Good morning! Welcome, we’ve got about 20 episodes right now in season 1 and 9 episodes in season 2 plus some other styles of videos like speaking practice ☺️
"Chores" are the small tasks or jobs that you do often, especially in your home, like cleaning or gardening. "Catch up" means to spend time learning about what has happened since you last talked with someone, or to do tasks that you have not had time to do before.
Yes! We offer all PDF content for all of our podcast episodes for members of our RUclips channel: www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/membership then you’ll find it in our Members Only community posts.
Great question! They are all three very similar and mostly mean the same thing. at the weekend: more common in British English on the weekend: more common in American English over the weekend: this one gives us a little more information for how long you spent doing something: usually all day Saturday and Sunday. both AmEnglish and BrEnglish but very common in American English We went camping over the weekend. (We went camping for both days on the weekend) hope that helps!
"Chores" are the small tasks or jobs that you do often, especially in your home, like cleaning or gardening. "Catch up" means to spend time learning about what has happened since you last talked with someone, or to do tasks that you have not had time to do before.
I like this one too: Instead of saying "Could you please quickly clean up the room?", it sounds more stylish to say "Could you please give the room a quick clean?"
In America you’ll more likely hear “my place is a bit of a dump” for really dirty and “a bit of a mess” for less dirty (mess is American and British) Thanks for listening!
Haha sorry! Native speakers love phrasal verbs in conversation, so we can't help it either! It's always best to study some phrasal verbs in a specific context (like the context of this episode is 'cleaning'), because it's much easier to remember than just memorising a list of phrasal verbs and their different meanings. :)
In this case, yes, a “shameless plug” is when someone openly advertises a brand or a very good English podcast 😂 and mentions the brand in a podcast or radio interview or tv show
good evening ; sincerely , dont't you think that you need to have a shower after all those chores. indeed to keep a house clean is a very drudgery. I complain you
Hi good morning! You might enjoy our intermediate and beginner English videos with a slower approach since these videos are geared to more naturally spoken English at a normal speed.
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Hello! Love when everything is clean!!!!
Us too! Having a nice clean house is the best feeling ever. Thanks for studying with us!
Me too! It's the best honestly :)
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Thanks a million very nice points and explanation.for example the difference between clean and clean up,clear and clear up ...these are very nice points.
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Cleanliness is next to godliness
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Haha good phrase! In the English version of Ratatouille, the main character actually says this 😁
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I do the chores when I don't feel like playing with my little kid. Chores became a breeze since I had a baby. Go for it!!
Haha that's a very good excuse to do them 😄
I always learn new words each video.
That's great! Well done for studying so hard!
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I am 50 yr old, still learning English. I am happy to find your channel.
My household chores starting by picking up off on the tables and sofas. I live in a simple house, so I just sweep, no vacuum or hoover and givee a surface a good wipe until the place is spotless. Then clean up the kitchen and do the washing up. Once all is done, i sit down on the couch for decompres, siping my tea and nibble the biscuits. ❤
Hope my sentences are correct 😊
Wow - thanks for writing so much and sharing with us! You did a great job! Many of your sentences are correct! The only main change I would suggest is: "I start by [picking things up off] the tables and sofas." :)
Thanks for another fruitful lesson ❤ your way tackles our tendency to learn more and more so we can catch up on all the words and expressions ❤
Thanks very much for such a nice comment - and thank you for studying with us!
Wow!!❤❤ This episode is so interesting, stunning that I even don't noticed how it finished. It's cool I coudn't tell the difference between up and off. Now I can 😊😊
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I enjoy watching your videos and have found them helpful in improving my English speaking skills. The friendly chat between the hosts makes it feel like I am chatting with friends, which makes learning English less burdensome. Additionally, I have learned several useful phrasal verbs and common usages from your conversations. I look forward to watching the next new episode. Thank you!
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Thank you guys, you both have like a perfect method to learn english, i love American accent and it is easier and i feel it with a special flow in my perception, but we need to listening British accent, because of we need to be ready to understand all kind of accents, i think this method is helping me a lot and improving my skills, Thank you again guys.
You're absolutely right, there are many many varieties of English accents in all parts of the world. We're super glad you found the episodes useful!
Hi I really enjoy your videos .so interesting and to the point .thank you for the hard work
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watching your videos for the second time
so that I can have these phrases in my own conversation with othera
and your videos about daily routine have consumed much of my time as I have watched them so many time repeatedly
Great job! Consistency helps a lot to continue to grow and feel more confident, thanks so much for joining us we appreciate all your hard work 🫶
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Thank you! I love the word 'decompress'
It's a great word! It's nice to decompress after a long, stressful day.
that's a such interesting lesson.because it brings me back to the story. i think at the beginning i am kind of like Mark
very clean. like making sure the nooks and crannies in the house are cleaned and everything is spotless. but nowdays i am more like kate. just enough to feel clean .take it easy . i don't have to make myself exhausted
but i do really enjoy the moment when the house is just cleaned. that's really nice .
Thanks for sharing and well done using lots of the vocabulary from this episode! I think a lot of the time I aim for the 'bare minimum' and just make sure there's nothing on the floor, then finally it's time for 'a proper clean' and I clean deeply and get into all the nooks and crannies.
it was very interesting lecture
that detailed explaining so ttat i could easily aware of what was the meaning of words and phrases.
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An excellent explaining of up and off...
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I've decided right now to write a comment each time I finish a podcast episode. First thanks for your amazing work , this podcast helps me a lot , especially for understanding the meanings of phrasal verbs , which are sometimes tricky. Here is my experience with chores. I'm 24 and still have difficulties with it. My flat is often a mess but I try more and more to not let the mess build up by cleaning just after , especially when I cook or after having guests, and once a week i do a thoroughly clean up , by vacuuming ( or hoovering 😅) even the nooks and crannies and i give a quick mop on the floor as well.
Fantastic sentences! Thank you so much for working so hard and practising with us :)
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Although I’m not a house-proud person, I often catch up on my chores like tidying up my stuff, doing the washing up, doing the laundry, mopping on the floor but not spotless.
Great job on catching up on those chores and thanks for sharing with us!
Vrey good job
Thank you!
😊I'm a good girl 'cause I love cleaning and tidying my sweet home but I don't catch up on doing the chores at the week-end, I prefer to do a little bit of it every time I can. I enjoy a spotless home🌈and never bear to live in a tip🌟
Amazing sentences - well done! I think you have a good strategy - just do a little bit of cleaning every day and that way you don't have to tackle *all* the chores all at once!
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Thank you I'm gonna do sone household chorus 🎉
You're very welcome! We hope the chores aren't too hard!
Please make one podcast for conversation on phone calls with suppliers and management departments (I am Storekeeper in Food and Beverage Company) i liked your teaching method, in you Tube your channel is No. 1 for me Thanks a lot, Sir Mark and butifull Teacher Kat ❤ thanks again both of you
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I have to catch up the TV this sunday
Clean up, vacuum up, clear up , pick up .
I clean up my room
I vacuum up the dinner room
I cleared up the table this morning before cleaning up.
I mopped up the floor yesterday after cleaning off some baby toys .
Great sentences! Looks like you're getting a lot of practice in this week! 👍
Oh my gosh, my house is such a tip. It 's a quite bit of an exaggeration 😂. You know all the weeks, i was supposed to clean but i escaped from it. So in the weekend, that's usually when i catched up on all the chores i missed out on over the week. Friday evening, the house is kind of mess with stuff everywhere, so i usually start by picking up things off the floor. Once everything is picked up and i've cleared off the tables, i get the vacuum out and start vacuuming up all the dust.then i liked to give the common areas like the kitchen, living room and bathroom a quick mop . It doesn't have to be spotless just enough to feel clean.
Haha wow - thank you so much for your long and detailed comment, and well done for using so many of the phrases from the video! It sounds like you have everything under control ;)
Hi guys, wanna jump in just to say your pointing out little differences and small details in a phrase is definitely cristal clear and a breeze.
I need to catch up on a few episodes that I missed but I'm always "on your tail" 😅.
Love from 🇮🇹.
Hi Stella! Thanks so much for your comment - we definitely expected a lot of people to relax over the Christmas and New Year period, so well done for continuing to study when there are so many distractions around (like cake, panettone, cheese and wine!) :)
Oooohhhh yeahhhh, panettone is a biiigggggg and yummy treat (and threat) for me 😅😅😅.
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I do the chores every day, since I’m a mom of two, once I drive to school and let the kids, my routing starts at 8:00 AM. First I check what chore needs to be done, usually start doing the dishes. Then I wipe the floor off. Gradually more chores starts showing during the day.
Great examples! Thanks for sharing! That's always the way, you start doing 1 chore, and you notice 2 more than need to be done!
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I do the chores everyday. I have to clean the house, play with the baby , cook and do my homework.
Sounds like a busy day! 😉
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Wow, I haven't imagined that the word hoover was from a company's name, of course, elevator as well. 😊😊 Okay! I'll keep it!!
It's super interesting where a lot of words come from!
Hoover, tipp-ex, UK
elevator, band-aid, coke (coca-cola), USA
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hi, a great idea to hear both accents in one video ...especially within one topic .... where do I find the transcripts?
Thanks so much! If you head over to the Community page, you can see a members only post with a link to all the PDF transcripts!
Thank you for your interesting lessons! But, I want to ask you a grammatical question, that are dirty or that is dirty? Thanks!
Good question. It depends on the subject.
- I clean up [one thing] that [is] dirty.
- I clean up [some things] that [are] dirty.
Hope that makes sense!
I have a questions. What does mean "Once everything is off the floors and the tables"
"Once" is another word for "When" or "After"
- When everything is off the floor
- After everything is off the floor
- Once everything is off the floor
... these all have the same meaning! Hope that helps
Hello can I say having everything picked up istead of saying once everything is picked up
Great question!
You are correct! "Having" *can* be used as another way to say [Once / After]. You just need to change the sentence a little bit to be correct.
[Once everything is picked up] : [Having picked everything up]
It's important to say: "Having picked everything up" because I can understand that "Having" means "After / Once" here.
If you write it like you did in your comment, it's actually the passive voice, and could be a little confusing.
Hope that helps!
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Hi. When you can share the transcript. When Can I download the transcript of this episode
Hi! It should be finished in the next hour or so ☺️
It's now available for members on our Community Tab: www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/community
Ok. I got it. Thank you so much. I am learning English with you guys. You are awesome teachers.
HI Kat, Hi Mark. A question: How many episodes does each season have?
Good morning! Welcome, we’ve got about 20 episodes right now in season 1 and 9 episodes in season 2 plus some other styles of videos like speaking practice ☺️
How I can get the PDF?
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What is the meaning of catch up?
"Chores" are the small tasks or jobs that you do often, especially in your home, like cleaning or gardening.
"Catch up" means to spend time learning about what has happened since you last talked with someone, or to do tasks that you have not had time to do before.
Can I download pdf version , if possible how can I do it. Because very useful phrases and expressions are full off
Yes! We offer all PDF content for all of our podcast episodes for members of our RUclips channel: www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/membership then you’ll find it in our Members Only community posts.
Hello Kat teacher,Mark teacher , How do I become a member & get a PDF worksheet? Thx
Hi there! Thanks for reaching out, you can become a member here: www.youtube.com/@highlevellistening/membership
We would be very happy to have you!
What is the meaning of your words "nice plug" and in what context fhis expression can be used?
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Maybe a lot of bin in the bins?
You put [trash / garbage / rubbish] in the bin. Then you [take out] the bins - all clean!
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At the weekend.
On the weekend
Over the weekend.
Is there a difference?
Great question! They are all three very similar and mostly mean the same thing.
at the weekend: more common in British English
on the weekend: more common in American English
over the weekend: this one gives us a little more information for how long you spent doing something: usually all day Saturday and Sunday. both AmEnglish and BrEnglish but very common in American English
We went camping over the weekend. (We went camping for both days on the weekend)
hope that helps!
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What is chores?
"Chores" are the small tasks or jobs that you do often, especially in your home, like cleaning or gardening.
"Catch up" means to spend time learning about what has happened since you last talked with someone, or to do tasks that you have not had time to do before.
I like American English
That sounds just the same as "taco"
Which word do you mean exactly?
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I'm beginner but i inderstood what they say 😮😮😮😮😮😮 what mean this ???
That you're doing a great job!! Keep up the great work :)
I am watching my clothes always
I liked this one the most : "My house is a bit of a tip". Can I use this in a conversation with an American?
I like this one too: Instead of saying "Could you please quickly clean up the room?", it sounds more stylish to say "Could you please give the room a quick clean?"
In America you’ll more likely hear “my place is a bit of a dump” for really dirty and “a bit of a mess” for less dirty (mess is American and British)
Thanks for listening!
Glad you’re enjoying the phrases!
How much you love using phrasal verbs.... To make it more complicated for learners😂😂😂
Haha sorry! Native speakers love phrasal verbs in conversation, so we can't help it either! It's always best to study some phrasal verbs in a specific context (like the context of this episode is 'cleaning'), because it's much easier to remember than just memorising a list of phrasal verbs and their different meanings. :)
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Hi, thank you for all the videos.I looked for the PDF but I couldn’t find
May I ask you to guide me please??
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A plug means an advertisement on TV or radio, doesn't it?
A tip - место свалки мусора
In this case, yes, a “shameless plug” is when someone openly advertises a brand or a very good English podcast 😂 and mentions the brand in a podcast or radio interview or tv show
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good evening ; sincerely , dont't you think that you need to have a shower after all those chores. indeed to keep a house clean is a very drudgery. I complain you
Probably a good idea to freshen up after all that cleaning!
I do my chores as a servant of wife . What’s about you?
Thanks for sharing! Yes, we both do our fair share or household chores as well!
Please It would be better if you spoke a little slower
Hi good morning! You might enjoy our intermediate and beginner English videos with a slower approach since these videos are geared to more naturally spoken English at a normal speed.
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