2026-02-04
14 分钟Hi there, this is Harry.
Welcome back to Advanced English Lessons with Harry,
where I try to help you to get a better understanding of the English language.
And in today's lesson, we're looking specifically at co-locations.
And these co-locations are about decisions.
So,
co-locations are expressions that you use when talking about or wanting to talk about or wanting to make some sort of decision.
Let's start.
Number one.
To hit upon an idea so when you come up with an idea you hit upon an idea You also,
you could be, as I do,
you could be having a shower, you could be lying in bed,
you could be reading a book, and you suddenly hit upon an idea.
I often come up with an idea that would be good for one of our lessons to record.
So I hit upon an idea in some of the strangest places,
having a shower, reading a book in bed, whatever it might be.
So you can hit upon an idea when you're driving your car to work,
traveling up in the elevator from the car park to your office.
it might be, or even working out in the gym.
When you relax, this is when the ideas spring to mind and you hit upon an idea.