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E351: 🎙️ Welcome to The English Like a Native Podcast! My name is Anna, and you're listening to Week 42, Day 3 of Your English Five a Day. In this series, we explode your active vocabulary and improve your listening skills by diving into five vocabulary items every weekday.
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💇🏿♀️ Our theme today takes us to the hairdresser, as we start with the phrase "have a flick through something". Moving on, we delve into the nouns "apprentice" and "blow-dry". Next up, we explore the adjective "carefree", and finally, the noun "bowl cut" is last on our list.
✂️ Join me as we pronounce these words together and explore their usage in context as we do a quick quiz to test your memory. In today's story segment, Alana visits a salon for a new look, feeling relaxed and confident after a soothing hair wash by an apprentice. Distracted by daydreams and flicking through magazines, she fails to notice the drastic mistake being made to her hair, turning her carefree salon day into a hair disaster.
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