
All Ears English Podcast AEE 1390: How to Alert Someone When You Have News That Will Surprise Them in English
Jun 29, 2020
Discover techniques for sharing surprising news while keeping a warm connection. Enjoy playful banter about summer and pets, revealing preferences for dogs over cats. Learn the meaning of 'brace yourself' and how to use it in conversation. The hosts share personal anecdotes highlighting the importance of mental preparation for unexpected news. Explore communication strategies for exam success and effective ways to deliver challenging updates, ensuring listeners feel engaged and supported.
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The Cat Anecdote
- Michelle jokingly tells Lindsay she's getting a cat, knowing she's allergic.
- This illustrates the concept of preparing someone for surprising news.
Using "Brace Yourself"
- Use "brace yourself" to prepare someone for surprising or important news.
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Meaning of "Brace Yourself"
- "Brace yourself" means "get ready" for something difficult, special, or surprising.
- It can apply to both physical and mental preparation.
