How to Avoid Sounding Boring When You RSVP to an Event - All Ears English Podcast 1762

The video explores the versatile use of the phrase 'make it' in English, highlighting its application in various contexts such as attending events, ordering food, and making adjustments. Through role plays and examples, the presenters demonstrate how 'make it' can be used in both formal and informal settings, emphasizing its conversational and natural tone. The discussion also touches on cultural references and the importance of adapting language to build relationships.

What are some contexts in which the phrase 'make it' can be used?

How does the use of 'make it' differ in social versus business contexts?

In what ways can 'make it' be used to indicate arriving at a location?

What does the phrase 'make it a double' imply in a restaurant setting?

How can the phrase 'make it' be perceived in terms of politeness when ordering food?

Discuss the versatility of the phrase 'make it' in everyday language.

What is the significance of using 'make it' in building relationships in a professional setting?

Can you provide an example of how 'make it' is used in a casual conversation?

What are some alternatives to saying 'I can't attend' that sound more casual?

What are some creative ways to use 'make it' in positive expressions?