Chatterbox #338 – Common sense

Chatterbox #338 – Common sense

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In this episode of Catch Word, you will learn two common English idioms used to talk about speed and fast results. Andrew and Indiana explain what it means “to make short work of something” and to do something “in short order”, showing you how native speakers use these expression ...  Show more

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