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The word “view,” in this podcast, means one instance of someone visiting a particular website, seeing a particular image, or watching a particular video: “Some of the most popular videos have more than one million views.” A “view” can also be one’s opinion: “What’s your view on the new legislation?” The word “view” can also refer to what one is able to see: “Would we need to pay more for a room with a view of the ocean?” The formal phrase “in view of (something)” means considering something, especially when explaining one’s reasons for doing something: “In view of the problems in the housing market, the government is creating programs to help people pay their mortgage.” Finally, the phrase “with a view to (something)” means with a plan to do something in the future: “He’s studying biochemistry with a view to applying to medical schools next year.” to be flagged In this podcast, the phrase “to be flagged” means to be marked as something that has broken the rules or is questionable or unusual in some way: “His travel plans were flagged as suspicious and potentially terrorism-related.” The phrase “to flag (someone) down” means to move one’s hands in the air to make a car stop: “When their car broke down on the freeway, they had to pull over and try to flag down someone who could help them.” The phrase “flag-waving” refers to very strong, extreme feelings of patriotism or a love for one’s country: “Do you think she really believes in all that flag-waving, or is she just doing it to win the election?” Finally, the verb “to flag” can also mean to lose strength and become tired: “After the 12th mile of the marathon, Chenalise really started to flag.” 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 683 – Using a Video-Sharing Website
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Welcome to English as a Second Language Podcast number 683: Using a Video-Sharing Website.
This is English as a Second Language Podcast episode 683. I’m your host, Dr. Jeff McQuillan, coming to you from the Center for Educational Development in beautiful Los Angeles, California.
Our website, you know, it’s eslpod.com. Go there, you know what to do.
This episode is called “Using a Video-Sharing Website.” Let’s get started.
Melissa: You’re looking at the next overnight sensation. I’m uploading my video right now, and by this time tomorrow, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s had over 100,000 views. It’s going to go viral.
Frank: You and your amateur videos. Who is going to watch something with such low production value?
Melissa: You’d be surprised. I have my own channel on YouGube, with over 5,000 subscribers.
Frank: Are you sure that’s not because your username is AngelinaJolie?
Melissa: No, it’s because people enjoy my videos, mark them as their favorites, and share them with their friends. Word of mouth – that’s why I’m so popular.
Frank:
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