Full Ep.42 - I need more time #EnglishPod

For English Learner! EnglishPod 42 - Elementary - I need more time Please visit our channel to watch other episodes. Subscriptions and likes are a great help in video production. Thank you! 00:02 Intro 00:50 Dialogue 02:12 Language Takeaway - deadline, extension, ran into, delayed 04:33 Dialogue Again 05:58 Fluency Builder - I've been meaning to talk to you. - It's beyond my control. - put this off. 08:24 Dialogue Last 09:28 Talk about Dialogue Conversation A: So, Casey, how are things going with the photos for the press kit? B: Yeah, I've been meaning to talk to you about that. I might need to ask for an extension on that deadline. A: You've had over a month to get this finalized! Why are things delayed? B: Well, the thing is, we ran into a lot of problems... A: I'm not looking for excuses here. I just want to get this finished on time! B: I know, and I apologize for the delay. But some things were just beyond my control. I had trouble booking the photographer, and then Michael was sick for three weeks, so I couldn't include him in the photos, and the design team lost all the files, so I had to redo the pictures. A: I'm not going to put this off any longer, Casey! I want those photos ASAP! Key Vocabulary - Press kit (common noun, singular): Group of photos, documents, articles, and information about a company given to reporters, newspapers, magazines, etc. - I've been meaning to (verb): Intend, plan to do something - Extension (common noun, singular): Make a deadline longer, extra time to do something - Deadline (common noun, singular): The date when something must be finished - Finalize (verb): Finish, decide on all the details - Delay (verb): Late - Run into (phrase): Meet or encounter - Beyond someone's control (phrase): Not able to control something - Put (something) off (verb): Plan to do something later Supplementary Vocabulary - Due (Adjective): The date when something must be finished or happen - (verb): Not do something now that should be done; do something later procrastinate - Behind (Adjective): Late with a project or things you have to do - Hold up (phrase): Delay or slow something - Tight deadline (phrase): A deadline that is really difficult to meet Source : EnglishPod #EnglishPod #EnglishPodcast #LearnEnglishWithPodcasts #EnglishPodLessons #PracticalEnglish #EnglishForDailyLife #EnglishConversations #EnglishListeningPractice #LearnEnglishOnline #EnglishExpressions #EnglishFluency #EverydayEnglish #EnglishIdioms #EnglishVocabulary #ESLPractice #ConversationalEnglish #LanguageLearning #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishLanguageSkills #RealLifeEnglish #EnglishListeningSkills podcast, podcasts, english podcast, podcast english, english conversation, learn english, english listening, learning english, english learning, english speaking, improve english, english practice, english lessons, esl podcast, podcast learning, study english, english study, english education, viral podcast, english fluency, English Pod, English expressions and idioms, English phrases and vocabulary, Fun English learning, Real English practice, Common English phrases