This is The English We Speak from BBC Learning English. We’re learning about the phrase ‘hang in there’, which we can say to someone to encourage them to carry on despite difficulties.

Helpful tips for learners • Practice reading: Notice how articles are used in books, news, or English subtitles. • Try sentence building: Write or say your own examples using "a," "an," and "the." ...

Eventually, GSOH became a part of everyday English. Sam Amazingly, the same thing is now happening in the world of online dating.

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