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ESLPod_0553_WE_0780 A Homeowners' Association The word "dues," in this podcast, means money that one must pay to be part of an organization, usually paid monthly or quarterly: "Philippe wants to join the community band, but he doesn't have enough money to pay the dues." The phrase "due to" means "because of": "The game was cancelled due to rain." When something is "due," it must be submitted or returned by a particular date and time: "Do you know when our history essays are due?" Or, "Library books are due three weeks after you check them out." As an adjective, "due" means something that is owed to a person or should be given to a person: "With all due respect, I have to disagree with you."

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ESLPod 553 dues Home + Community

Id	ESLPod_0553_WE_0780
Episode Id	ESLPod 553
Episode Title	A Homeowners' Association
Phrase	dues
Text	The word "dues," in this podcast, means money that one must pay to be part of an organization, usually paid monthly or quarterly: "Philippe wants to join the community band, but he doesn't have enough money to pay the dues." The phrase "due to" means "because of": "The game was cancelled due to rain." When something is "due," it must be submitted or returned by a particular date and time: "Do you know when our history essays are due?" Or, "Library books are due three weeks after you check them out." As an adjective, "due" means something that is owed to a person or should be given to a person: "With all due respect, I have to disagree with you."
Topics	Home + Community

Means Due Money Pay Community Eslpod 0553 We 0780 Eslpod Homeowners