Aussie English

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Just a short episode today telling you guys about what I've been up to recently making YouTube content called Aussie English Video Breakdowns (AEVB). Let me know what you think! Check the video out here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch7D4PWozHA

In this episode of Ask Pete Anything I answer a tricky question about why we add "up" after certain verbs.

Here's the first episode of Ask Pete Anything where I answer numerous questions about all things Melbourne!

In this episode I explain the expression "to kick the dog" as well as how and when it is used. This may be a much more Australia specific, or even my family specific, expression, and it's said in a more humorous setting.

In this episode I explain the expression "an elephant in the room" as well as give you some examples of how and when it's used.

In today's episode I explain how to use the expression "To Have Other Fish To Fry" or "To Have Bigger Fish To Fry", and give you some examples and exercises as well.

Today's episode is about an idea that I have to create a series on the podcast called Ask Pete Anything, where you guys get to ask the questions or choose the topics that I speak about. Let me know what you think, and if you have any questions or topic ideas make sure to message or comment them to me on www.facebook.com/theaussieenglishpodcast Get the full PDF transcript at www.theaussieenglishpodcast.com

In this episode I explain another idiom that involves animals, "To hold your horses", which is said when asking someone to be patient, to wait, to hold on.

In today's episode I explain how to use another common English expression, "To have ants in one's pants" more commonly used as "To have ants in your pants".

In this episode I explain what the expression "to pig out" or "to pig out on something" means, as well as how and when to use it. Get the full PDF transcript at www.theaussieenglishpodcast.com

In this episode I cover the expression "Like water off a duck's back", what it means as well as when and how to use it. Check out www.theaussieenglishpodcast.com for the full PDF transcript for this episode.

In this episode I explain what the expression "To Cut To The Chase" means, and how it often follows the expression from Ep044 "To Beat Around The Bush".

Aussie Chin-wags: Ep006 - What's Your Favourite Slang Word Or Expression? by Aussie English

Aussie Chin-wags: Ep005 - What Are Aussie Stereotypes That Are True? by Aussie English

Aussie Chin-wags: Ep004 - What Are Aussie Stereotypes That Aren't True? by Aussie English

Ep044: Expression - To Beat Around The Bush by Aussie English

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