Are You Going on a Guilt Trip?

We continue talking about expressions related to trip (see our first video here).

In this video, learn how to use:

• Guilt Trip
• Power Trip
• That’s a trip!

For even more meanings of “trip,” take a look at our Daily English 210 – A Family Road Trip, and Daily English 1294 – Chaperoning a Field Trip.

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~Jeff

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from ESL Podcast Blog https://www.eslpod.com/eslpod_blog/2020/11/05/are-you-going-on-a-guilt-trip/
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