Hello everybody. My name is Coach Shane and welcome to Easy English Expressions.

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I think my audio was not too good yesterday.

I sincerely apologize.

Hopefully the audio is better today.

Yeah, okay.

Today's expression is very good.

It is to kill two birds with one stone. Yeah, I know. Maybe you don't want to kill birds, but this is just an

English expression and it's really good. And the idea is you throw one stone and you kill two birds, which is good if you're hunting for birds in order to feed your family.

That's the idea.

So usually if you need to kill two birds, you need two stones.

But if you can use one stone and kill two birds, well, then you're really lucky. You are doing two birds, you need two stones. But if you can use one stone and kill two birds, well, then you're

really lucky. You are doing twice the work with half the effort. You are putting an effort to do

one thing, but you are accomplishing two things.

And you know what?

I have a feeling you probably have this expression in your language, don't you?

To kill two birds with one stone.

Check out my dialogue.

Ah, my English listening is not very good.

Neither is your pronunciation.

Ah, I know. What should I do?

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