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Take it easy
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Length 7 min
Level B1
Accent American
Chapters 10
Understand three everyday meanings of take it easy, then practise with British and American conversations, answers, replays and six common questions. Bella guides the lesson in American English.
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0:00 Welcome 0:25 Three meanings
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Bella (tutor) Hi, welcome to MicroEnglish! I'm glad you're here. Get
Bella (tutor) comfortable, and let's learn a phrase you can use with friends,
Bella (tutor) at work, and when saying goodbye: take it easy.
Bella (tutor) Imagine a friend says, take it easy, as
Bella (tutor) you leave. Are they telling you to rest? Not necessarily.
Bella (tutor) By the end, you'll recognise three meanings, hear British and
Bella (tutor) American conversations, and try the phrase yourself.
Bella (tutor) First, learn these words together as one expression.
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