2020-02-12
6 分钟Hi there.
This is Harry, and welcome back to my podcasts, where we try to help you to understand a little bit about the english language, how to converse with other people in any environment, business or personal.
So, what do I have for you today?
Okay, so the first podcast is in relation to a favorite topic of everybody's, and that's travel.
So I'm going to look at traveling colocations and give you some examples.
So there's a number of phrases.
First, to take time off work.
Well, we use this when we say we're going to go on holiday.
It might not be a long holiday, it might be a short holiday, it could be your summer vacations.
But we like to take time off work occasionally, to enjoy ourselves or to enjoy our family, or just to have a break.
So to take time off work means.
To take a few days or a couple of weeks, or sometimes even a little longer.
Usually it's referring to holidays.
Of course, it could be to do with illness.
He had to take time off work.
To get over a bad fluid, or.
He had to take time off work.
To go to a relative's funeral.
But in traveling, we take time off work to enjoy our holidays, summer, winter, whatever it might be.
Next one I have for you is off the beaten track.