Hello and I'm here

Welcome to the English we speak, where we explain phrases used by fluent English speakers

so that you can use them too.

I'm Fayfei and I'm here with Phil.

Hello, how are you, Faye?

I keep hearing you humming tunes around the office.

Are you happy about something?

I am. I'm really getting into music.

I've started playing the piano. It was difficult at first but now I'm really

finding my groove. That's good to hear and find your groove is the expression that we're learning in this program.

What does it mean?

Let's start with groove.

We can use it to talk about a rhythm or a piece of music that's easy to dance to.

When you find your groove it means you find you can do something easily.

And you really start to enjoy it, Whether that's play music or something else?

I'm glad you found your groove with the piano.

But as you said, it's not just music.

So at work recently I've started editing a lot of videos. It was difficult at first but I've really found my groove with it. It's becoming a lot easier.

Oh that's good. Now let's listen to some people using the expression, Find Your Groove.

So I moved house a few weeks ago and my commute to work changed. I now have to get two

trains to work and I kept getting lost. But recently I found my groove. It's much easier now.

I've got a new job. have to present to clients on a

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