In this expression episode of The Aussie English Podcast I teach you how to use the expression TO CUT CORNERS like a native. Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Android | RSS Download the PDF + MP3 AE 356 – Expression: To Cut Corners Good morning legends! Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. I’m just going to get ready. I’m ready give you a few seconds to show up. We’ll see who’s awake at 11 a.m. Melbourne time on a Saturday morning. Hopefully, you guys aren’t all up. I hope you’re still in bed. You shouldn’t be learning English at this hour. But I’m going to give the episode a quick share, then we’ll get into it, ’cause it’s streamed live on Facebook as I’m sure most of you know. I try and do this now to reach you. Rocio’s here first. She’s always here. How are you going Rocio? Good morning. Let me just give this a quick share. Make sure you guys give me a thumbs up if you can hear me okay just so that I make sure the audio is sweet. And then, I will get into it. Quick share. Quick like. So yeah. How are you guys going? (Are) you having a good morning? When are you up to this weekend? Just chilling out at home I hope. Taking it easy. Relaxing. I hope you’re lying in bed just chilling out. Alright. So, today’s episode is going to be covering the expression “to cut corners”, “to cut corners”. Welcome to this episode of The Aussie English Podcast, guys. This is an expression episode where I teach you an expression in English. I break it down. I go through it step by step. Give you some examples. A little listen that repeat exercise at the end to help you pronounce… well, to help you improve your English pronunciation. And then there’s also a joke in here and a fact as well. But, this podcast is designed to help you learn Australian English, guys. That is my goal. That is my mission. That is my passion. It’s to help you guys learn to understand Australian English as well as learn to speak English like an Australian. This is the number one podcast for doing that. Today’s episode is sponsored by The Aussie English Classroom. You can sign up to this and try it for a dollar, and you will get all the bonus content for today’s episode in order to take your English to the next level even faster. So, if you love studying, if you love working at your own pace and you want all the bonus content, the MP3s, the exercises, and the transcript, sign up to The Aussie English Classroom. It’s one dollar and you’ll get four lessons in your first month. Before we get started, I also want to mention that now that I have this beautiful wall behind me I want to fill it up with postcards like this one. So, if you guys would like to send me a postcard then you can address it to Pete at P.O. Box 597, Ocean Grove, 3226, Victoria, Australia. It’ll be included in the description as well as in the episode itself. So, don’t worry about memorising the address just yet...