Learning English Conversations Episodes Episode guide
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Got your number
Understanding someone's true intentions
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Goldilocks
A fairy tale with a new meaning
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Going forward
Office speak for 'in the future'
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GOAT
'GOAT' is used to talk about things or people that we think are the best.
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Go with the flow
Learn a phrase to say that you are happy to do what other want to do
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Go to town
Why does Abigail keep saying she's 'going to town'? And what has it got to do with red...
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Go the extra mile
How can Feifei save money for a new car? Will she go the extra mile?
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Go round in circles
Which way are you going if you're not making any progress? Discover a phrase to use to...
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Go off on one
Learn an informal expression about becoming suddenly very angry.
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Go down a storm
Kaz says his party 'went down a storm'. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Find out...
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Gnarly
Do you find something disgusting? Use this word to describe it.
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Give us a bell
Someone's ringing!
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Give the cold shoulder
Is Feifei's designer shawl a solution to her problems with Lisa? Listen to the to find...
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Give someone the runaround
A phrase about being unhelpful.
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Give me credit
What are you doing if you give someone credit?
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Ginormous
The glass and steel buildings of modern Shanghai are ginormous. What does this mean?
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Giant killer
Here's a phrase to describe the success of a small team.
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Ghosting
Is someone ignoring all of your calls and messages? Maybe you are being ghosted!
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Get your act together
A phrase about good organisation.
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Get with the programme
Learn an idiom used to encourage someone to accept new ideas or techniques.
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Get the short straw
A phrase that sucks!
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Get somebody's goat
A phrase about something annoying
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Gathering dust
What鈥檚 gathering dust in your house?
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Game face
Learn an expression about determination.
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Game changer
Feifei and Harry use an expression for people and ideas that change the way we do things.
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Furlough
Not a new word, but it鈥檚 more commonly used recently due to the coronavirus crisis.
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Funny ha-ha or funny peculiar
When does 'funny' have nothing to do with laughter?
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Full on
Harry and Feifei talk about a common colloquial expression for when things are intense.
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Full of the joys of spring
A seasonal idiom that puts you in a good mood
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Full of beans
Are you feeling tired today? Or are you full of beans? Learn more about this phrase in...
