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The word “file,” in this podcast, means a group of papers related to a particular project or client, usually kept together in a folder: “After he pays the bills, he puts them in files – one for each company.” The verb “to file” means to put things into folders so that one can find them easily later: “Where did you file the papers that were on my desk?” The phrase “to file (one’s nails)” means to rub a rough piece of heavy paper or metal against one’s fingernails to make them shorter and/or to change the shape of them: “She filed her nails and then painted them bright red.” The verb “to file” can also mean to give an official form or other document to an agency or organization: “When did you file your taxes last year?” to label In this podcast, the verb “to label” means to put a small piece of paper with a written description onto another object, so that it is easy to know what that object is: “She labeled all her children’s school supplies with a sticker that said: ‘Property of Melina’.” The phrase “to label (someone) as (something)” means to describe someone in a way that may not be true: “As a child, he was always labeled as a poor student, but the truth was that he just needed glasses.” When talking about clothing, a “label” is the small piece of fabric sewn on the inside that has the name of the manufacturer and washing instructions: “According to the label, this sweater needs to be washed by hand.” 3 these materials on another website or distributing them in any way is prohibited. English as a Second Language Podcast www.eslpod.com ESL Podcast 468 – Organizing Your Office
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Welcome to English as a Second Language Podcast number 468: Organizing Your Office.
This is English as a Second Language Podcast episode 468. I’m your host, Dr. Jeff McQuillan, coming to you from the Center for Educational Development in beautiful Los Angeles, California.
Our website is eslpod.com. You can go there to download a Learning Guide for this episode, which will help you improve your English even faster – and also make you a little better looking!
This episode is a story about organizing your office. If you are a “messy” person, a person who has things in a disorganized way, this will be a good episode for you. You’ll learn some vocabulary about organizing yourself. Let’s get started.
I have a very disorganized office. My co-workers have been making jokes about my office for a long time, and my boss finally cracked down on me. He told me: “Get the office organized by Friday – no excuses!” What choice did I have?
I’ve always been a pack rat. I hate to throw anything out, but I was determined to turn over
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