Have you ever seen someone who looks exactly like someone else? In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Kassy teach two fun English expressions: “A dead ringer” and “A spitting image.” You’ll hear clear examples, learn the difference between the two, and understand when and how to use each one.

This episode is great for learning real English expressions used by native speakers. Andrew and Kassy break everything down in a way that’s easy to follow, and they include example conversations that make the meaning of each expression clear. They also share personal stories, cultural tips, and bonus expressions like “two peas in a pod,” “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” and “doppelganger.”

How this episode will improve your English:

Vocabulary: Learn natural English phrases to talk about people and things that look very similar.
Listening: Practice understanding clear and natural English through real conversation.
Speaking: Use the expressions you learn to describe lookalikes and practice talking about your own family in Culips small-group English classes.
Culture: Discover how these expressions are used in everyday life and where they come from.
Fluency: Get more confident by hearing repeated examples and practicing with our study guide.

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Catch Word #284 – A dead ringer