Running Uptown with Aubrey and Lindsay - All Ears English Podcast 1769

The video discusses travel preferences, focusing on walking as a way to explore cities. It includes a humorous story about a scooter mishap in France and explains the expression 'hoof it.' The hosts also discuss pronunciation variations and regional slang, particularly focusing on the Boston accent. A role play illustrates the use of 'hoof it' and touches on jaywalking in urban settings.

What is the main reason the speakers prefer walking when exploring a city?

• It's the fastest way to get around.

• It allows them to discover hidden places.

• It's the cheapest mode of transport.

• It helps them avoid traffic.

What mistake did the speakers make with the scooter in France?

• They rented the wrong type of scooter.

• They used the wrong type of fuel.

• They forgot to charge the scooter.

• They lost the scooter keys.

What does the expression 'hoof it' mean in the context of the conversation?

• To kick a ball hard.

• To drive a car.

• To walk a long distance.

• To ride a bicycle.

Which pronunciation variation is discussed in relation to 'hoof'?

• The difference between 'hoof' and 'hoove'.

• The difference between 'hoof' and 'huff'.

• The difference between 'hoof' and 'roof'.

• The difference between 'hoof' and 'hoofe'.

In what context is the expression 'leg it' typically used?

• To drive a car fast.

• To run away quickly.

• To walk slowly.

• To cycle leisurely.

What historical period is associated with the expression 'leg it'?

• The 1920s.

• The 1950s.

• The 1980s.

• The 2000s.

In the role play, why do the speakers decide to 'hoof it' instead of taking a cab?

• The subway was not working.

• The cab was too expensive.

• They wanted to avoid traffic.

• They were running late.

What does 'jaywalking' refer to in the conversation?

• Crossing the street at a designated crosswalk.

• Crossing the street illegally.

• Walking on the sidewalk.

• Driving through a red light.

What regional language variation is mentioned in relation to 'soda' and 'pop'?

• East Coast vs. West Coast.

• North vs. South.

• Urban vs. Rural.

• Midwest vs. Northeast.

What is the benefit of using slang expressions like 'hoof it' and 'leg it'?

• They are used in textbooks.

• They help build connections.

• They make conversations more formal.

• They are easier to understand.