Listen to a Story in English - Five a Day #44.2

聆听一个英文故事 - 每日五则 #44.2

English Like A Native Podcast

2025-11-18

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  • Hello and welcome to the English Like a Native podcast.

  • My name is Anna and you're listening to Week 44, Day 2 of your English Fiver Day, second season.

  • I'm here, your fluency guide,

  • ready to take you on a journey of learning more and more English vocabulary so that over time you improve your listening skills.

  • You extend and expand your comprehension and generally feel more confident and more like yourself when you're communicating in English.

  • So let's begin as we always do with a snapshot of what's to come.

  • By the end of the week, I was ticking things off my to-do list with grim determination,

  • reports, calls, deadlines, the works.

  • I'd imagined office life would be glamorous,

  • but spilling coffee on my boss during a meeting was nothing short of mortifying.

  • Still.

  • Every cloud has a silver lining.

  • She laughed it off, and I realised she was far kinder than I'd ever thought.

  • OK, let's dive into that vocabulary now, starting with the phrase, tick things off.

  • Tick things off.

  • Three words, tick, T-I-C-K.

  • things, t-h-i-n-g-s, off, o-w-f, tick things off.

  • Two tick things off is to mark items as completed on a list,

  • or just two generally complete tasks, one by one.

  • You might not have a physical list, it might be a mental list,