Kayla (English With Kayla)
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882 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
Kayla (English With Kayla)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So often we use this next phrase to really reassure someone.
If someone gives us something and it's very generous and, you know, they might say, you know, was that enough?
Like, I wish I could do more.
You could say you've done more than enough.
More than enough.
So this just means it's plenty.
It's a very good offer, whatever it might be.
Or maybe you're having a party and your friend asks you, you know, do you want me to bring any food to the party?
Is there anything I can help out with?
You might already have everything you need.
You have a sufficient amount.
You might say, oh, we have more than enough.
Don't worry about it.
And I would say this was a very, this is a very common cultural custom in the United States to like
offer to bring something even if you're not asked to, or just to bring it even without, you know, asking first.
But if someone says we have more than enough, or you've helped more than enough, it means you've done plenty, it's sufficient.
You're not a robot, but sometimes we use this kind of funny phrase to describe our brain like it is a robot.
So when we say we short circuited.
We're kind of talking about becoming mentally overwhelmed or unable to think clearly, maybe because you're so busy or really stressed out or you just have a lot going on.
For instance, maybe if you stay up all night studying for a test and the next day you get to the test and you can't think of anything that you learned about, you could say, oh, it's like my brain just short-circuited because I couldn't think of anything.
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