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well I read a book and it was

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um good

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I read a book and it was a real gem

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let me give you some exciting idioms so

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you can describe books in a more

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interesting way

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hello this is Keith from English

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speaking success and the website the

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Keith speaking Academy

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now when talking about books you can use

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idioms to make your descriptions more

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interesting and Lively okay so in this

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video I'll give you 10 idioms that you

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can use to describe books you have read

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I'll start with idioms about reading in

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general and then idioms to describe

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books as good

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and then to describe books as exciting

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and then to describe books as well bad

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right finally I'll show you how to

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recommend a book in English great now

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remember in the description below

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you can click on a link to get the PDF

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of these with more examples and a quiz

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as well as an MP3 audio file so you can

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start practicing and really improve your

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fluency just click on the link down

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there get practicing with the PDF and

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MP3 and that's it

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excellent let's get into the video with

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idiom number one

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so let's begin with idioms about reading

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generally number one to be a bookworm

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and this just means to read a lot

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um I'm a bit of a bookworm but actually

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I don't read as much as I would like to

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you can also say I'm an Avid Reader Avid

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I'm a Navid reader it's the same right

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you read a lot Bookworm is interesting I

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think historically it was quite negative

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because the the worm is like a book A

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bug and you know that the bugs used to

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live in the books and eat up the books

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so it used to be quite negative but

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nowadays I'd say it's neutral it's

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neither positive nor negative it's just

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a very neutral expression

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number two to have your nose in a book

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now literally right you've got a book

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put your nose in the book but of course

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idiomatically it just means you're

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always in the book you read a lot same

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meaning right as a bookworm I always

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have my nose in a book it means I read a

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my friend Gareth when I was growing up

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he was an Avid Reader he always had his

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nose in a book all the time whenever you

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saw him he was reading number three to

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Leaf through a book so a leaf is a page

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in a book so to leave through is just to

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flip through you can also say to flip

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through right

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you're turning the pages of the leaf

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really it means that you're reading it

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quickly without paying attention to

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detail I'll just leave through this book

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to find where I was ah yes

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um you would leave through a recipe book

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a bit like this one right if you're

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looking for a recipe you'll just leave

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through and look for oh yes easy sausage

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carbonara can't go wrong lovely so to

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leave through Auto flip through both of

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okay let's talk now about idioms to

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describe books as good so we've got to

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be a real gem right this book was a real

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gem tell you what this book was a real

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gem this idiom means that the book was

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um valuable it gave you something

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valuable or and highly enjoyable right

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now this book The Echo chamber oh it was

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a real gem I mean it's a it's hilarious

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it's a comedy right it's a comedy about

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Modern Life social media and fame

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um it had me in stitches hilarious but I

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highly recommend it it was a real gem

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um to be a breath of fresh air

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to be a breath

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fresh air

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of course we can use this expression

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actually to describe people events but

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also books and basically it's something

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that is refreshing and new now because I

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spend a lot of time reading grammar

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books vocabulary books learning English

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books teaching English books recently I

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read a novel

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and it was it was like a breath of fresh

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air or it was a breath of fresh air this

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death and croissants it's another funny

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um quite interesting just really an easy

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read so that yeah for me because it was

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so different and refreshing it was a

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breath of fresh air

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next to be a real eye-opener eye open

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eye opener to be a real eye-opener is

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again a book that gives you a new

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perspective on something or gives you

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new valuable information

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recently

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I read this book

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um the YouTube formula it was a real

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eye-opener gave me a whole new

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perspective on how to grow my YouTube

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well worth reading if it stays in the

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it was a real eye-opener

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Moving On by the way none of these books

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are sponsored but I can highly recommend

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them let's move on and talk about

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exciting books

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so exciting books we can say it was a

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real page Turner a real page Turner

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which means it was so engaging and so

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interesting that you couldn't stop

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turning the pages right you're turning

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the pages it's so exciting it was a real

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page Turner I think all of the uh Jack

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Reacher novels are real page Turners

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I always go for the bargain I buy so

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roller coaster ride is full of ups and

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downs maybe exciting it may be a Twist

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real roller coaster ride

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um you never know what's gonna happen

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but the ups and downs the twists and

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turns in the plot really exciting yeah

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it was a a roller coaster ride

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another expression to have you on the

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now you may know to be on the edge of

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your seat means to be excited in

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suspense when you're watching a suspense

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or a crime Thriller also for books but

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edge of my seat right it made me be

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excited and on tenterhooks if you like

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in suspense

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nice book they've just made an

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adaptation for television I think it's

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on Netflix to be honest I didn't like

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the adaptation very much but I loved the

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book right

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um and this book yeah it was it had me

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on the edge of my seat it it's a story

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it's not a crime or a thriller but it's

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they're 50 and some strange twists in

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finally we can say to be a fast-paced

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fast-paced to move quickly so any kind

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a fast-paced novel fast-paced novel you

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Joe Nesbo all of his books are

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fast-paced novels this is a translation

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but obviously this is the uh the Harry

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on that note let's get back to those

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okay talking about idioms to describe a

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book as bad right I've just got one for

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you here and that is to be a heavy read

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to be a heavy read means a book is not

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interesting maybe it's either it's

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challenging or it's just boring

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basically too much information right you

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may find for example this one

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understanding business finance this was

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a heavy read I didn't finish it I found

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the opposite would be an easy read right

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something's an easy read well it's

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really simple I mean take most of these

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I'm not going to lie I didn't speak to

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there are too many holes in the plan

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it's DOA we need to find an alternative

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band five IELTS it's not in case Mr Lee

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you're watching no it's not Mr Lee Mr

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um it's just simple short sentences the

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same vocabulary beat it it's such an

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easy read okay good

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um you can say for example this one I

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highly recommend this book notice the

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stress I highly recommend

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intonation it's going up and down I

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highly recommend this book

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recommend it enough

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fantastic right I strongly recommend it

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what's my favorite book here yes this

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will be my favorite this one I can't

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recommend it enough it's brilliant go

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out and get it

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listen I hope that this was useful for

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you if you enjoyed the video give me a

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um I've taken all of these idioms and

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also the titles of the books they're

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everywhere I've put them in a PDF just

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look in the description in the link

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below for get practicing with the PDF

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and there's an MP3 so you can practice

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your pronunciation remember the secret

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is in the practice

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that's how you'll improve your English

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lovely thank you for watching and I will

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see you in the next video take care my

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friend

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bye-bye

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