2020-04-06
8 分钟Hi there, this is Harry, and welcome to the podcast, and I'm very glad to be talking to you again.
I hope you're all keeping well and that your families are well in these difficult times and difficult circumstances.
Here I am trying to help you to understand and improve your level of English so that you can use it more in a business or in a personal context.
So what do I have for you?
Well, the first podcast is going to be expressions to do with the word get.
Okay?
So I'll give you a number of expressions, and I'll give you an example of what they mean.
Okay, so let's get started.
See, let's get started.
So let's begin.
Let's get started.
First one, to get the point.
So to get the point means to understand something, I get the point, meaning I understand what you mean.
So somebody explains something to you.
So you say, oh, yeah, I get the point, I know what you mean.
Second, to get some details straight.
So when somebody says to you, well, okay, before we begin, we need to get some details straight, it means we need to agree something.
We need to understand exactly where you're coming from, where I'm coming from, so there won't be any misunderstandings.
So let's get some details straight.
Let's get some things or some points ironed out and agreed between both of us, and then we can move forward, get some details straight.