🏖 Taking a Mini Break...

Hi everyone,

I’m going on a well-deserved mini break for a week, so this week I’m not teaching any classes in order to recharge my batteries 🔋☀️

In the spirit of holidays, here are some idioms and phrasal verbs related to time off and holidays, with short explanations and example sentences:

🏝 Idioms & Phrasal Verbs for Holidays

1. Recharge your batteries
(to rest and relax so you have more energy)
💬 After months of hard work, I’m taking a trip to recharge my batteries.

2. Take a breather
(to pause and rest for a short time)
💬 Let’s take a breather before we continue our hike.

3. Get away from it all
(to go somewhere peaceful to escape daily stress)
💬 We went to a small village in the mountains to get away from it all.

4. Soak up the sun
(to relax in the sun) ☀️
💬 I can’t wait to lie on the beach and soak up the sun.

5. Hit the road
(to start a journey) 🚗
💬 We’re going to hit the road early to avoid traffic.

6. Let your hair down
(to relax and enjoy yourself without worrying about rules)
💬 On holiday, I like to let my hair down and forget about deadlines.

7. Live it up
(to enjoy yourself by spending money and doing fun things)
💬 They really lived it up in Las Vegas last summer.

8. Take it easy
(to relax and not do very much)
💬 This weekend, I’m just going to take it easy at home.

After this week of holidays, I’ll be getting back into the teaching routine 🗓.
My group classes in the British English Immersion Club will continue as usual.

📅 Next week’s topic: Holidays & Travel ✈️
📅 Following week’s topic: School 🎓

If you don’t already know, my club allows you to join one small group class per week for B1, B2 or C1+(you can choose from 15 available options).

You can also join the bonus Business 💼 or Exam 📝 lesson.

The price is just €60 per month.

👉 If you’re interested in joining, you can sign up here:
https://www.englishwithlewis.com/buy

Enjoy your week,
Lewis