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The English pod audio review.

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

Call someone to feel admiration, impress.

To finish or end, wrap up.

To grow or expand suddenly, boone.

To tell information again using fewer words, sum up.

At the beginning of something, at the outset.

Let’s try that faster.

To finish or end, wrap up.

At the beginning of something, at the outset.

To grow or expand suddenly, Boone.

To tell information again using fewer words, sum up.

Cause someone to feel admiration, impress.

Now say the word and hear it in a sentence.

Impress.

He’s trying really hard to impress her but she doesn’t seem to notice.

Impress.

She was really impressed with the progress we had made while she was gone.

Impress.

I think you will be impressed by the developments in our company.

Wrapup.

Let me wrapup my work before we go out to dinner.

Wrapup.

Well that just about wraps it up any questions?

Wrapup.

He wrapped up the discussion with the Q&A session.

At the outset.

He expressed his feelings at the outset, but no one listen to him.

At the outset.

I should have stated my objections at the outset before we started working.

At the outset.

She made her intentions known at the outset, so that wouldn’t be any misunderstanding.

Boone.

Even though we are going through hard financial times some businesses are booming.

Boone.

He put a lot of houses when the economy was booming but now he is deep in debt.

Boone.

The demand for the new iPhones, this booming.

Sum up.

Let sum up the key points we’ve agreed on sofa.

Sum up.

I think this poem accurately sums up my feelings.

Sum up.

I didn’t get to watch the news this morning can you sum up the top stories for me?