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ESLPod_0171_WE_0017 Buying a Used Car In this podcast, the phrase "good condition" means that something is in good shape: "Even after wearing and washing these pants for a year, they are still in good condition." We can also use this phrase to describe a person's physical condition: "He is now in good condition, six months after the accident." Or, "She has been exercising a lot and is in good condition for the race." Another, even more common, phrase we use to describe a person's physical fitness is "shape." "He is still in great shape at the age of 70" means that he is very healthy and in good physical condition.

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ESLPod 171 good condition Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0171_WE_0017
Episode Id	ESLPod 171
Episode Title	Buying a Used Car
Phrase	good condition
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "good condition" means that something is in good shape: "Even after wearing and washing these pants for a year, they are still in good condition." We can also use this phrase to describe a person's physical condition: "He is now in good condition, six months after the accident." Or, "She has been exercising a lot and is in good condition for the race." Another, even more common, phrase we use to describe a person's physical fitness is "shape." "He is still in great shape at the age of 70" means that he is very healthy and in good physical condition.
Topics	Transportation

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