All Ears English Podcast AEE 1400: Don’t Give Away the Ending! How to Keep TV Show Twists a Surprise in English
Jul 15, 2020
Spoilers can ruin the thrill of a good show! The hosts share hilarious anecdotes from their recent TV binges, tackling the challenge of avoiding plot reveals. They discuss the etiquette of spoiler alerts and the importance of respectful conversations about endings. Plus, there's a sneak peek into an upcoming course that aims to elevate business English for professionals. Join in as they unwrap the unwritten rules of TV discussions and the art of engaging without giving away the twist!
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Avoiding Spoilers
- Avoid revealing spoilers when discussing movies, books, or shows.
- Use phrases like "spoiler alert" to warn others about potential spoilers.
Accidental Spoilers
- Michelle Kaplan admits to accidentally spoiling things due to her absentmindedness.
- Lindsay McMahon recalls someone spoiling a show's ending on Facebook.
Language for Spoiler Alerts
- Use "spoiler alert" to warn others of impending spoilers.
- Consider asking, "Have you seen the whole thing yet?"