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Transcript - https://instant-english.ck.page/f2314ffa40
Episode 3: Awkward Moments 😳
We’ve all had them… those painfully awkward moments you wish you could rewind and do differently.
In this episode of Mind Your English, Chris shares some of his own embarrassing stories — from things he accidentally blurted out at the worst possible time to social situations that didn’t quite go to plan. Expect relatable moments, a bit of self-deprecating humour, and plenty of natural British English along the way.
As always, you’ll pick up useful phrasal verbs and expressions in context — including gems like blurt out, along with other everyday phrases that native speakers actually use when talking about awkward or uncomfortable situations.
This episode is perfect for intermediate learners who want to:
Improve their listening with clear, natural British English
Learn phrasal verbs in real-life context
Get used to informal storytelling and everyday expressions
Feel more confident understanding spontaneous speech
So whether you’re out for a walk, on your commute, or just putting the kettle on, press play and prepare to cringe (just a little).
Don’t forget — you can download the full transcript using the link in the episode description to review new vocabulary and expressions.
Enjoy the episode! 🎧
#mindyourenglish #instantenglishuk #britishenglish
Transcript - https://instant-english.ck.page/f2314ffa40
Episode 3: Awkward Moments 😳
We’ve all had them… those painfully awkward moments you wish you could rewind and do differently.
In this episode of Mind Your English, Chris shares some of his own embarrassing stories — from things he accidentally blurted out at the worst possible time to social situations that didn’t quite go to plan. Expect relatable moments, a bit of self-deprecating humour, and plenty of natural British English along the way.
As always, you’ll pick up useful phrasal verbs and expressions in context — including gems like blurt out, along with other everyday phrases that native speakers actually use when talking about awkward or uncomfortable situations.
This episode is perfect for intermediate learners who want to:
Improve their listening with clear, natural British English
Learn phrasal verbs in real-life context
Get used to informal storytelling and everyday expressions
Feel more confident understanding spontaneous speech
So whether you’re out for a walk, on your commute, or just putting the kettle on, press play and prepare to cringe (just a little).
Don’t forget — you can download the full transcript using the link in the episode description to review new vocabulary and expressions.
Enjoy the episode! 🎧
#mindyourenglish #instantenglishuk #britishenglish


![Learn 20 Phrasal Verbs with a Story
🇬🇧 Learn 20 British Phrasal Verbs in Real English Context 🇬🇧
Do you want to sound more like a native British speaker? Phrasal verbs are a HUGE part of everyday English – and this video will help you master 20 of the most common British phrasal verbs, used naturally in context.
📄 PLUS: Download the FREE PDF with all the phrasal verbs, definitions, and examples ➜ https://instant-english.ck.page/pdfs
🎬 Instead of just listing verbs, we’ll teach 5 phrasal verbs at a time, then show you exactly how they’re used in a connected story. You’ll see how Brits really speak – casually, naturally, and fluently.
The story, “The Surprise Dinner,” unfolds in 4 parts, and by the end, you’ll:
✅ Understand the meaning and usage of all 20 phrasal verbs
✅ Hear them used naturally in real-life conversations
✅ Feel more confident using them in your own speech
📄 PLUS: Download the FREE PDF with all the phrasal verbs, definitions, and examples ➜ [Insert Link]
🧠 There’s even a quiz at the end to test yourself!
✨ Perfect for B1, B2, and C1 English learners who want to:
✔ Improve British English listening and vocabulary
✔ Learn phrasal verbs with real examples
✔ Speak more like a native
✔ Prepare for exams like IELTS, FCE, or CAE
📚 Phrasal Verbs Covered Include:
pop out, run out of, come up with, sort out, get hold of, drop by, give up, turn up, put up with, look through, carry on, come round, chill out, take off, knock off, pick up, drop off, look forward to, catch up, get on (with)
🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more natural British English lessons every week! #britishenglish
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