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ESLPod_1272_WE_2212 Returning and Exchanging Merchandise The verb "to exchange," in this podcast, means to trade, or to give something up and receive something else in return: "If you don't like this perfume, the receipt is in the box, so you can exchange it for one that you do like." The verb "to exchange" also means to give something to someone at the same time that he or she gives something to you: "Do you exchange gifts with your aunts and uncles at Christmas?" The phrase "to exchange numbers" means for two people to provide their contact information to each other: "Let's exchange numbers so we can continue this conversation later." Finally, an "exchange student" is a student who lives and studies in another country for a period of time, usually living with a host family: "This fall, we'll be hosting an exchange student from Morocco."

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ESLPod 1272 to exchange Business | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_1272_WE_2212
Episode Id	ESLPod 1272
Episode Title	Returning and Exchanging Merchandise
Phrase	to exchange
Text	The verb "to exchange," in this podcast, means to trade, or to give something up and receive something else in return: "If you don't like this perfume, the receipt is in the box, so you can exchange it for one that you do like." The verb "to exchange" also means to give something to someone at the same time that he or she gives something to you: "Do you exchange gifts with your aunts and uncles at Christmas?" The phrase "to exchange numbers" means for two people to provide their contact information to each other: "Let's exchange numbers so we can continue this conversation later." Finally, an "exchange student" is a student who lives and studies in another country for a period of time, usually living with a host family: "This fall, we'll be hosting an exchange student from Morocco."
Topics	Business \| Shopping

Exchange Means Eslpod Verb Give Student Returning Exchanging