Catch Word #192 – Late to the party
Episode description
Have you ever felt left out because you were behind the times? In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Suzanne explain two fun expressions related to being late and missing out: to be late to the party and to miss the boat.
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Fun fact
Canada’s largest national park is Wood Buffalo National Park, which is in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. At 44,807 square kilometres, it’s bigger than Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, and Taiwan!
Expressions included in the study guide
- To be late to the party
- To miss the boat
- To go viral
- A campsite
- A social circle
Catch Word #192 – Late to the party
Episode description
Have you ever felt left out because you were behind the times? In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Suzanne explain two fun expressions related to being late and missing out: to be late to the party and to miss the boat. [powerpress]Fun fact
Canada’s largest national park is Wood Buffalo National Park, which is in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. At 44,807 square kilometres, it’s bigger than Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, and Taiwan!Expressions included in the study guide
- To be late to the party
- To miss the boat
- To go viral
- A campsite
- A social circle
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Episode preparation/research: Andrew Bates
Audio editor: Andrew Bates
Transcription: Heather Bates
Study guide writer: Stephanie Minelga
English editor: Stephanie MacLean
Operations: Tsuyoshi Kaneshima
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