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The Clumsy Morning ☕💥 | Learn English with a Story

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0:00Good morning. Welcome to episode 36. My friend, what happened to your face? >> Ouch. Hello. I cut myself shaving and I burned myself with coffee.
Good morning. Welcome to show 36. My friend, what happened to your face? Oh no. Hello. I cut my face when shaving, and I burned myself with coffee.
0:11>> Oh no. You really hurt yourself today. >> I really did. It's uh it is not a good morning for me at all.
Oh no. You really hurt yourself today. Yes, I did. It's not a good morning for me.
0:20>> I can see that. >> I feel like I am fighting with the world. And well, the world is definitely winning. >> It looks a little like that. I look like I've been in a boxing match, but my opponent was, I don't know, the bathroom sink.
I can see that. I feel like I am fighting the world. And the world is winning. It looks like that. I look like I was in a boxing fight. But my opponent was the bathroom sink.
0:30>> I am so sorry. You look well, you look a little bit like a soldier who lost a battle with the mirror. >> That's a good way to put it. >> But, you know, despite your pain and despite the bandages on your chin, you actually just use some perfect grammar.
I am so sorry. You look like a soldier who lost a fight with the mirror. That's a good way to say it. But even with your pain and the bandages on your chin, you used perfect grammar.
0:42>> Did I? I'm honestly just trying to stay awake. It hurts when I smile. >> I can imagine. You used two very, very important words. You said, "I cut myself." And then you said, "I burned myself." >> Yeah. Yes. Myself.
Did I? I'm just trying to stay awake. It hurts when I smile. I understand. You used two important words. You said, 'I cut myself.' And then you said, 'I burned myself.' Yes. Myself.
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📖 Vocabulary

Key vocabulary from this episode with part of speech, meaning, and example sentences. Practice along with the video above.

adjective

prone to dropping or bumping into things by accident.

I am so clumsy today; I keep dropping my keys.

verb

to remove hair from the body, usually with a razor.

He needs to shave his beard every morning.

noun

a tool with a sharp blade used for shaving.

Be careful with that razor; it's very sharp.

verb

to make an opening or wound in something with a sharp object.

She cut her finger while cooking dinner.

verb

when blood comes out of your body, usually from a wound.

My finger started to bleed after I cut it.

verb

to injure someone with fire, heat, or a hot liquid.

He burned his hand on the hot stove.

noun

a piece of material used to cover and protect an injury.

Put a bandage on that cut to keep it clean.

noun

a piece of special glass where you can see yourself.

She looked in the mirror before leaving the house.

verb

to accidentally let liquid flow over a container's edge.

Be careful not to spill your coffee on the carpet.

✏️ Exercises

Test your understanding with fill-in-the-blank and multiple choice questions. Click "Check" to see the answer.

Q1

I cut ___ shaving and I burned ___ with coffee.

Q2

What does it mean to be 'clumsy'?

Q3

A ___ is a sharp tool used to remove hair from your face or legs.

Q4

If you touch a very hot stove, you might ___ your hand.

Q5

When you cut your finger, it will usually start to ___.

Q6

What do you put on a small cut to protect it and stop the bleeding?

Q7

He looked at his ___ in the mirror and saw his injured face.

Q8

Which of these actions is typical of a clumsy person?

Q9

Oh no! I accidentally ___ my coffee all over the table.

Q10

The speaker said, 'It's not a good morning for me at all.' Why?

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