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ESLPod_0797_WE_1269 Managing a Classroom In this podcast, the phrase "at once" means at the same time or simultaneously: "If everyone stands up at once, the boat might tip over!" Or, "How can you do your homework and watch TV at once?" The phrase "at once" can also mean immediately, right away, or without any delay: "Report to my office at once!" The phrase "all at once" describes something that happens very quickly and unexpectedly: "I was walking down the street when all at once a kangaroo hopped across the sidewalk." The phrase "once or twice" means rarely or only a few times: "Edgar may have eaten there once or twice, but it definitely isn't his favorite restaurant." Finally, the phrase "once upon a time" is used to begin fairy tales: "Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who dreamed of meeting a handsome prince."

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ESLPod 797 at once Education

Id	ESLPod_0797_WE_1269
Episode Id	ESLPod 797
Episode Title	Managing a Classroom
Phrase	at once
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "at once" means at the same time or simultaneously: "If everyone stands up at once, the boat might tip over!" Or, "How can you do your homework and watch TV at once?" The phrase "at once" can also mean immediately, right away, or without any delay: "Report to my office at once!" The phrase "all at once" describes something that happens very quickly and unexpectedly: "I was walking down the street when all at once a kangaroo hopped across the sidewalk." The phrase "once or twice" means rarely or only a few times: "Edgar may have eaten there once or twice, but it definitely isn't his favorite restaurant." Finally, the phrase "once upon a time" is used to begin fairy tales: "Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who dreamed of meeting a handsome prince."
Topics	Education

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