Making Plans 🗓️🥳✨ | Slow English Podcast | Episode 200 | English With Us Podcast | With Subtitles
September 18, 2026
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What you'll learn
- 1 (00:32) **Introduction & Topic Overview** - David and Emma introduce the episode about making plans, explaining it covers asking someone to do something, choosing a day and time, checking availability, and changing or canceling plans.
- 2 (02:15) **What Does "Making Plans" Mean?** - David defines making plans as deciding what you want to do, when, and where, using the example of asking a friend to lunch on Saturday.
- 3 (03:06) **How to Ask Someone to Do Something** - David presents simple ways to invite someone, including "Do you want to get coffee?" and the more polite "Would you like to go for a walk?"
- 4 (03:42) **Suggesting a Specific Day and Time** - David explains how to propose a day using "Are you free on Friday?" or "Does Saturday work for you?", with "work for you" meaning "is that time convenient for you?"
- 5 (05:21) **Talking About Where to Meet** - David gives simple questions for location, such as "Where should we meet?" and "Do you want to meet at the cafe near the station?"
- 6 (06:06) **Explaining Busy Schedules** - David explains how to communicate a busy schedule using "My schedule is pretty busy this week" and "I am free after work on Wednesday."
- 7 (07:00) **Confirming Plans** - David emphasizes the importance of confirming plans because people sometimes forget, suggesting a short message like "Are we still on for tomorrow?"
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