0377 Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST—I'm off out TIME

Daily Easy English Expression Podcast

Shane Peterson

Language Learning, Education, Self-improvement

4.7 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2015

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Summary

Today’s expression and dialog: I’m off out TIME I’m off out next week camping. You’re what? I have the week off and will leave to go camping. Oh! Where’d you learn English? Do you have a day off coming? I will have NO work on Sunday!! Finally! I will be OFF! And I will not stay at home. I will leave my house and go fishing! I doubt that I will catch anything, but I really enjoy being out in nature^^ What about you? Today we'll learn an expression that I have heard several times from my British friends. Listen to the podcast until the end and I will give you the American equivalent! TGIF!!! Coach Shane Please subscribe on iTunes and get this podcast EVERY DAY! Support Coach Shane by giving $1 a month! Our sponsors: Click on JOIN CLASSES and get ALL the information! (Get a free AUDIO BOOK!) Our YouTube channel: Today's Daily Easy English Expression PODCAST is UP and READY for YOU!! #LearnEnglish #ESL #Twinglish

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0:00.0	Hello everybody, my name is Coach Shane and welcome to easy English expressions.
0:11.0	You and me every day, come on, let's master English.
0:26.3	Hello, everybody.
0:30.1	Welcome back to Daily Easy English Expression.
0:35.0	Today's expression is number 377.
0:58.0	Thank you so much for listening to today's podcast. It is, I'm off out time. This is a messy, messy expression. And it's not an expression I recommend, but I have heard it and you might hear it too.
0:59.9	So let me give you an example.
1:01.7	I'm off out time.
1:02.3	I am.
1:03.1	I'm off.
1:06.2	O-F-F-out O-U-T Friday.
1:09.3	I'm off out Friday.
1:16.7	I'm off out this weekend. I'm off out next week. What does this mean?
1:25.3	It's a combination of two things. I'm off, meaning I'm not working, and I'm out, meaning I'm going someplace. So I'm off, out shopping Saturday.
1:30.5	That means I'm off.
1:32.1	I'm not working.
1:33.3	And I will not be home.
1:34.7	I will be out shopping.
1:36.9	That's it.
1:37.8	It's really simple.
1:39.2	It is very simple.
1:40.7	So the full pattern usually sounds like this. I'm off out time verb I and G or
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