All Ears English Podcast AEE 1787: Daily English Conversation Using this Phrasal Verb
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May 24, 2022 Explore the intriguing phrasal verb 'lockout' as it's used in personal and political contexts. Relatable stories of being locked out of homes and cars spark laughter and empathy. Discuss security strategies, from spare keys to mishaps with hiding spots. Dive into online security essentials and the dynamics of American gun ownership alongside labor strikes in sports. Finally, learn how mastering phrasal verbs like 'lock out' can spice up your conversations, encouraging authentic and engaging interactions!
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Midnight Lockout
- Aubrey's neighbors locked themselves out at midnight and waited hours for a locksmith.
- Lindsay also shared a similar experience in Montreal, before cell phones, involving a long walk to a payphone.
Locked Out Experiences
- Aubrey and Lindsay discuss personal experiences of being locked out.
- They also discuss the risky practice of hiding spare keys under cars.
Accidental Opener Disposal
- Aubrey's family accidentally threw away their garage door opener.
- The garage door opened when the trash was collected, raising concerns about security.