| Welcome to Daily English Conversations. In this series, you'll learn practical English phrases for use on social media and in everyday life. |
| Hello, sick leave. Now it's time to be bedridden for a while. |
| Blessing in disguise. At least you might get some rest now! |
| It's not that bad. It's just a sprain. |
| You're too old to be climbing the roof, you know! |
| Let's review the key vocabulary. |
| blessing in disguise |
| misfortune that unexpectedly turns into good fortune |
| sick leave |
| absent from work due to illness |
| sprain |
| to damage a joint of your body by suddenly twisting it |
| you know |
| you (should) have knowledge about that |
| come over |
| move towards someone |
| Let's review the key vocabulary. |
| Do you remember how to say 'misfortune that unexpectedly turns into good fortune'? |
| blessing in disguise |
| And how to say 'absent from work due to illness'? |
| sick leave |
| What about 'to damage a joint of your body by suddenly twisting it'? |
| sprain |
| Let's try 'you (should) have knowledge about that'! |
| you know |
| Now let's see if you remember how to say 'move towards someone'! |
| come over |
| Let's practice. After the sound, read the phrases out loud. Ready? |
| Hello, sick leave. Now it's time to be bedridden for a while. |
| Blessing in disguise. At least you might get some rest now! |
| It's not that bad. It's just a sprain. |
| You're too old to be climbing the roof, you know! |
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