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ESLPod_1057_WE_1789 Storing Food In this podcast, the phrase "might as well" is used to suggest doing something, or agreeing to another person's suggestion, without very much excitement or enthusiasm: "We might as well go to the museum if there isn't anything else to do." The phrase "I might add" is used to emphasize something: "She's a great employee and, I might add, she has worked here longer than anyone else." The phrase "I might have known" is used to mean that one should not be surprised by something: "I might have known he'd leave in the middle of the night without telling anyone." Finally, the phrase "might-have-been" describes something that one wishes had happened, or that could have happened: "Looking back on your life, do you ever wonder about the might-have-beens?"

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ESLPod 1057 might as well Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_1057_WE_1789
Episode Id	ESLPod 1057
Episode Title	Storing Food
Phrase	might as well
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "might as well" is used to suggest doing something, or agreeing to another person's suggestion, without very much excitement or enthusiasm: "We might as well go to the museum if there isn't anything else to do." The phrase "I might add" is used to emphasize something: "She's a great employee and, I might add, she has worked here longer than anyone else." The phrase "I might have known" is used to mean that one should not be surprised by something: "I might have known he'd leave in the middle of the night without telling anyone." Finally, the phrase "might-have-been" describes something that one wishes had happened, or that could have happened: "Looking back on your life, do you ever wonder about the might-have-beens?"
Topics	Food + Drink

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