Kayla (English With Kayla)

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882 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 28 Jul

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English Vocabulary Help · 21 Advanced English Idioms · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

This phrase is more common in politics and in like really serious social discussions.

You would hear this on a podcast, but in our everyday life, this would be a little bit too dramatic, I think.

To go on record.

If you say I want to go on record with this, it means you want to publicly state your opinion or you just want your friend to know like that was your official opinion or your official prediction for something.

So again, it doesn't have to be an official record.

It can just be your opinion about something that you want people to recognize as, you know, your prediction.

I'm really proud of you for taking this time to learn 21 new English phrases.

A lot of these are newer phrases or slang phrases, or a lot of these are just, you know, ones that are surprising and shocking because the definition is not super straightforward.

So I'm glad you paid attention and I'm glad that you took the steps to really build your English vocabulary with this lesson today.

If you're in the mood for more English with me, where I teach you natural phrases, make sure to check out the next video on screen.

I'm sure it's another lesson that will help you really build up that vocabulary and take the time to visit englishwithkayla.com and join my membership if you're not already a member there.

I release weekly lessons there that have PDF guides, quizzes, challenges, and you have a whole community and myself to support you while learning English.

I'll see you guys in the next lesson.

Thanks again for watching.

Bye.

English Vocabulary Help · Sound Smarter in English: Strong words You Should Be Using · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

I have been asked so many times to make a video just like this one.

In today's lesson, I'm going to teach you the vocabulary that you can use to replace the words that you first learned in the English classroom.

There's nothing wrong with those words, but they're very general and basic, and it does help to expand your vocabulary in order to sound more intelligent and sophisticated while expressing your ideas.

These words are definitely the ones that you use in everyday conversations or in the workplace.

They can come off as way more professional when you are able to use these words correctly.

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