2002 - It's Just Par for the Course! How to Show What's Typical in English

The video tutorial discusses the idiom 'par for the course', exploring its meaning, usage, and connotations. Through examples and personal anecdotes, the speakers illustrate how the expression can be applied in various contexts, such as finance and parenting. The tutorial also includes a role play to demonstrate practical usage, emphasizing the importance of understanding idiomatic expressions in English communication.

How does the speaker feel about the cost of living in New York City?

What does the expression 'par for the course' mean in the context of typical experiences?

Why is it important to express what is typical or standard in English conversations?

How does the speaker relate their personal experiences to the expression 'par for the course'?

What are the implications of saying 'that's just how it is' in a conversation?

What does the speaker suggest about the use of idioms in job interviews?

What are some examples given for situations where 'par for the course' might apply?

How does the speaker describe the experience of being a parent in relation to the expression 'par for the course'?

What does the speaker mean by saying that using 'par for the course' can sometimes be diminishing?

In what ways can the expression 'par for the course' be used positively or negatively?