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Today's expression is very simple, but I'm going to change one word over the next two days and completely change the meaning.

Today's expression is in the shade, in the shade. Very simple expression. It just means outside of the sunshine. So as you might know, I live in the desert and the sun is relentless.

Constant sun every day, always sunny.

And for me, my skin is very pale, it's very weak, and I'm an old man.

I need to stay out of the shun.

I need to stay out of the shun.

I need to stay out of the sun.

So I wear a hat.

And the hat gives me shade.

It keeps my face and my neck and my shoulders out of the sun.

If I see a tree, I go under the tree and the tree gives me shade. It protects me from the direct

rays of the sun.

And also, I wear sunglasses.

Those are called shades, S-H-A-D-E-S.

And those shades protect my eyes from the sun.

So when I go outside, I do my best to stay in the shade.

In the shade of a tree, in the shade of a building, in the shade of my hat, and behind my shades,

wearing my sunglasses.

Let's check out a dialogue.

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