Learn English With Friends | About Work And Moral Principles

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Hey everyone, learning English with Friends is one of the best and most enjoyable ways to learn English at all. Today we have a very good vocabulary, there are a lot of useful common words and phrases about work and moral principles.
For a long time we didn't make a video with such a funny, useful and meaningful fragment, so enjoy this lesson and stay tuned!
Traditionally Friends vocabulary is full of useful words, phrases, phrasal verbs and idioms. Conversations from TV series Friends are as close as possible to the daily conversations of native speakers.
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[@EnglishinContext]

We're glad you enjoyed it, thanks!

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How about if it would be possible a video with political vocabulary!? , Once more thank you so much for these types of materials, a goldmine. I love your channel

[@EnglishinContext]

Always a pleasure! No, the political vocabulary does not match the concept of our channel, sorry.

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This is my favorite scene on Friends. I like Phoebe so much.

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Yeah, Phoebe is cool character!

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Actually this method would be more benefit and helpful.. When you guys put the idiom with sentence with example sound in the background.. It's awesome. Thanks❤

[@EnglishinContext]

Good suggestion. Maybe we will return to this format one day.
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thank you for your work!

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Really happy it's useful! You’re very welcome! ❤️

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U used to put vocab list in the description

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Please do lesson like this like this. We can't wait to see it more

[@EnglishinContext]

Perhaps in the future we'll return to this format.
We're glad you like it, thanks for watching!!

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Please continue this series of videos

[@EnglishinContext]

These videos are more energy-consuming, we will definitely return to them if the number of views increases by a multiple. Thanks for watching!

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Please please try to upload your video twice or thrice a week because I learn a lot by your video .

[@EnglishinContext]

We'll try to do everything in our power, thanks for watching!

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[@MdMahmudulHasan-vn4ny]

Fill in for and Hold down the fort implying the same meaning?

[@EnglishinContext]

Technically both of these options can be used in a similar meaning, yes. "Hold down the fort" is more informal and is used in cases where a person does not leave for a long time; "to fill in for " is used when an employee makes a formal request for someone to replace him while he is away for a long time.

[@MdMahmudulHasan-vn4ny]

What does it mean when someone/something leaves someone hollow shells? I didn't understand the context/meaning.

[@EnglishinContext]

What Phoebe seems to mean is that big network companies are taking jobs away from small entrepreneurs and thereby depriving them of their reason for being. Something like that.

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Guys it's been a while since u make the last video. ..
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[@EnglishinContext]

Agree with you, it's a long pause. Hope to be back with new videos soon. Thanks for watching!