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to talk into

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The real estate agent talked us into buying the more expensive house.

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to talk out of

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to talk down to someone

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to talk over someone

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Please stop talking over me and let me finish my sentences!

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to talk it over

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They engaged in small talk before starting the job interview.

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to be all talk

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talk is cheap

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to sweet talk someone

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to talk someone's ear off

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hi i'm lisa let's learn 13

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useful phrasal verbs and idiomatic

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expressions

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containing the word talk these are

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expressions you will hear regularly

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when you listen to native speakers and

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if you use these expressions

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you will sound more fluent when you're

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speaking english

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before i teach you the phrasal verbs and

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expressions containing the word talk

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let's make sure you can pronounce talk

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correctly

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you probably know that the l is silent

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in the word talk

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but let's make sure you can pronounce

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the vowel sound correctly

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in american english it's ah

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ah talk in british english

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that vowel sound is different the mouth

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is more closed it sounds more like this o

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but in american english it's much bigger

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talk

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other words that contain that sound

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would be walk

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or awful or tall

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call exhausted all of those words

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contain that vowel sound

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alright let's get started the first

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phrasal verb

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is to talk into to talk someone

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into doing something that is a separable

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phrasal verb

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because we can put the pronoun or the

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noun between the two words

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he talked me into it to talk someone

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into something means to convince them

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to do something to persuade them

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by telling them why they should do it

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the good reasons for doing something

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let's use it in a sentence repeat after

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me

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the real estate agent talked us into

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buying the more expensive house

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you say it

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i used it in past tense talked us into

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let's connect that talk to us talk to us

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repeat after me talk to us into

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let's say the sentence again the real

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estate agent talked us

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into buying the more expensive house

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here's another way to use it stop trying

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you won't be able to talk me into it

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the next expression is the exact

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opposite of talk into

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and that's to talk out of to talk

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someone out of doing something

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and that means to convince someone

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not to do something you tell them all

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the reasons why they shouldn't do it

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to tell them the negative points of

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doing something

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listen to my sentence and repeat after

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me he wanted to jump off the cliff

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but his friends talked him out of it

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let's connect talk him out of it and

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let's say it as one unit

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talked him out of it

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let's say the sentence one more time he

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wanted to jump off the cliff

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but his friends talked him out of it

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repeat after me she's in love with him

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so no one will be able to talk her out

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of marrying him

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the next expression is to talk down to

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someone

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and that means to speak to someone in a

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condescending way and

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if you are condescending you think you

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are more intelligent or more important than

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the other person

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so when you speak with them you

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intentionally

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try to make them feel that they are less

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than you are that they are not as important as

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you

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or as intelligent as you to talk down to

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them let's use it in a sentence he thinks

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he's more intelligent

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so he always talks down to me

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he thinks he's more intelligent so he

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always talks down to me

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the employees don't like their boss

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because he always talks down

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to them

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the next phrasal verb is to talk over

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someone

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and this one is inseparable that means

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you cannot put

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a word between talk and over you have to

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put the pronoun

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or the noun afterwards talk

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over him talk over me

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and that means to talk even though the

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other person

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is still talking they're not finished

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talking

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but you interrupt and you talk over them

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so two people are speaking at the same

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time and it's considered impolite to do

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that

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repeat after me please stop talking over

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me

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and let me finish my sentences

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i'd like to make a comment about the

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pronunciation of the word sentences

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listen to the way i said it sentences

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another way to say it is to say

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sentences

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sentences pronouncing it that way sounds

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a little bit more careful

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and sometimes it doesn't sound so

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natural so often i say

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sentences but occasionally i will also

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say sentences

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it depends on how slowly i'm speaking

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you will notice that it's more common

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for americans to say

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sentences the next phrasal verb is to

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talk

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it over talk it over and this one

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is a separable phrasal verb and to talk

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something over

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is to discuss a problem or a situation

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to get other people's opinion or advice

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repeat after me before i give you my

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answer

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i'd like to talk it over with my wife

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the next expression is small talk

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small talk and small talk is

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casual talk it's a light and informal

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conversation

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chit chat small talk is often done when

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you meet someone for the first time

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for example at a party or maybe when you

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go for a job interview

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before they start asking you the

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questions you engage

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in small talk repeat after me

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they engaged in small talk before

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starting the job interview

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and let's connect engaged in engaged in

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let's say that sentence again they

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engaged in small talk

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before starting the job interview

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he's very shy and he's not good at small

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talk

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he's very shy and he's not good at small

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talk

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the next expression is to talk back to

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talk back to someone

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and that means to reply rudely or to

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answer

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disrespectfully this expression is often

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used when we talk to children

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and we tell them not to talk back

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repeat after me when i was a child

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i wasn't allowed to talk back to my

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parents

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the next expression is to be all talk

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you can say he's all talk or she's all

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talk

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sometimes people say all talk and no

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action when someone says they will do

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something

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but they don't do it they are all

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talk she doesn't keep her promises

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she's all talk

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don't listen to him he's all talk

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the next expression is kind of similar

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to the last one

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talk is cheap and that means it's easy

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to say that you will do something what you

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say doesn't matter actions speak louder than

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words

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he said he would finish the job by

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friday

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don't listen to him talk is cheap

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the next expression is smooth talker

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smooth talker

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or you can use it as an adjective you

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can say a smooth

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talking person and that's a person who

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knows exactly what to say they know the right

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thing to say

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to deceive someone this type of person

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is a manipulator

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they say nice things but you shouldn't

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trust them

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because they're a smooth talker guard

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your heart from that smooth talker

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protect yourself from him don't trust

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him he's a smooth talker

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a very similar expression is to sweet

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talk someone and the person is called a sweet

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talker

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they say sweet words they say exactly

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what you want to hear

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and often this is used in a romantic

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situation

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he tells the girls what they want to

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hear he's a sweet talker

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here is another sentence with sweet

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talker but this one

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also has the phrasal verb that you just

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learned

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to talk someone into doing something

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repeat after me the sweet talker talked

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her into going out with him

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or you can say don't try to sweet talk

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me it won't work the next expression

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is to talk someone's ear off

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when someone talks so much that you

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become exhausted or you become bored

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they talked your ear off she loves to

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talk

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last time we met she talked my ear off

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don't ask him about politics he'll talk

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your ear off

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he won't stop talking the next

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expression is to be talked out or to be all talked

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out

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to be exhausted from talking too long or

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too much

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i'm all talked out i can't talk anymore

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after giving the long lecture today he's

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all talked out

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after giving the long lecture today he's

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all talked out

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we've been on the phone for over two

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hours i'm

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all talked out

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how many of these expressions did you

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already know

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i recommend that you use the new

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expressions

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in your own sentences try to make your

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own sentences by speaking out loud

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that's the best way to remember them and

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then use them in conversations when you're

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