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com. Hello listeners and welcome to episode number 113 of Luke's English

podcast and this one is called Setting the World to Rights. So what does this

expression mean? Well according to the Macmillan Dictionary, it means to have a conversation with someone in which you exchange opinions on a range of subjects, especially opinions on how to solve society's problems.

That's exactly what I did in this episode.

Listen and you'll hear me engaging in conversation with a colleague of mine named Aeman.

We went to the pub for a quick pint and ended up setting the

world to rights. Aeman is a very intelligent and interesting guy and I'm sure you'll enjoy

listening in on our conversation. I've decided it will help you

immensely if you can read some of the phrases we use in this episode and so I've

written many of those things in a list which you can find on the website which I'm sure you have remembered by now

is teacher luke.podomatic.com go to episode 113 and you'll see a list of expressions which Aaman and I used in our conversation.

And what you can do is just have a look at those expressions and make sure that you understand

exactly what they mean. and then when you listen again you'll fully understand everything that we say in our conversation.

So that's pretty much it from me in this introduction and now you can listening to another episode of Luke's English

podcast and guess what you might hear some music in the

background that's because I'm sitting in a pub now you might get the

impression from what I've been doing in the last few episodes that I spend my whole life either in pubs, near

pubs or thinking about going to pubs.

But it's not really true, it's just that they're quite good places to hang out in England.

Often, these are the meeting points, these are the places that we spend time with other people.

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