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Today's expression, oh, it is a phrasal verb.

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It is to flake out. F-L-A-K-E-O-U-T. To flake out. Okay, let's look at the word flake. F-L-A-K-E. Now, if you say flake to an American, many Americans will think of a snowflake.

Ah, yes, snow. So beautiful.

One piece of snow falling to the earth is a snowflake.

I know that many of you have never actually seen a snowflake. I know that many of you have never actually seen a snowflake. So I hope that you get the chance to see one soon. Actually, if you see a perfect snowflake, they're truly beautiful. They're

very, very pretty. And they say that no two snowflakes are alike.

They say they're all different. That may be. But anyway, a flake. So that's the idea of a flake.

Okay. Now, can you imagine a snowflake actually falling to the earth?

Do you think it's like rain, like a drop of rain?

Now, when rain falls to the earth, it goes like in a straight line.

It just goes straight down, right?

But what about a snowflake?

Does a snowflake also come straight down?

No, no, it doesn't.

Can you imagine a feather falling to the ground?

It goes right, right, right, left, right, left. And then it goes down, right left and then it goes down right the same thing with a snowflake it goes especially a big pretty snowflake and when we say the phrase of verb flake out, that is the image you need.

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