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Hughes says he and his wife are worried about their kids because they seem to spend so much time watching TV. Shiga says searching Internet is really more active than watching television. Kinkaid's worried about that the way kids write down computers and websites are harm their actual English ability.



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"I feel for you" is a phrase people often use to show a little bit sympathy. If you wanted to make it a little stronger, you could say "I feel sorry for you, Melinda." or "I understand your trouble, Melinda." So, a little bit lighter is "I feel for you, Melinda."



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Hughes used various phrases that are kind of interesting. First, he talks about "hunker about." To hunker is to squat or to crouch, to get down low near the ground. It's also used to mean "take shelter" or "channel into doing something," so in this case, that's a meaning he is using here.



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The next phrase he used is "hit the books." "Hit the books" means study. The verb "hit" is used in a similar way with some other nouns. For example, you can "hit the hay" or "hit the sack" and those mean go to bed. You can "hit the bottle," which means "drink alcohol to excess usually. You can "hit the road," which means "leave."



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Finally, he mentions the "idiot box." That's a fairly common idiom to refer to television. Other words people use are "small screen" which is actually more positive than "idiot box." It's comparing to "large screen" or "movies." Another phrase people use is "boob tube," which is much more similar to "idiot box." I wonder what'll happen to "big tube," though, because now more and more people are getting flat, panel television and the cathode-ray tube sort of the original TVs are slowly disappearing.



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Kinkaid also uses the word "text" as a verb. That's pretty new, probably it's only come up with the last a few years since you could do texting with cellphone. I think it might have started with cellphones, although it could be computers. But in any case, until the Internet and such electronic media, the word "text" was a noun.



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"Shorthand for " in English actually refers to style of writing that has many set abbreviations so that after you've studied it, you can write just about as quickly as people speak. In the past, before computers and recording devices, secretaries and administrative assistants had to take down dictation. They had to write quickly memos and letters that their bosses were speaking to them. Shorthand, however, is often used also to mean abbreviation or shortening.



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The group talks about some of the issues stemming from an anger or anger management. Tyson says that although it's not always easy, with practice, you can see things from another person's point of view.



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You can also use the word "heat" with the meaning of the "pressure." to refer to the police. In slang, sometimes "the heat" means "the police."



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Kinkaid uses the phrase "all too well," "She knows all too well." She's just saying that she's familiar with his situation. I think a lot of parents and children have a similar relationship.



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And Kinkaid also talk about "adolescence." "Adolescence" is a noun that refers to the time when people change from children to adults. Other people might call it the teen-years things like that. The word "adolescence" is related to adults. Both of them come from the Latin word for "grow up."



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The word "bookworm" in English seems to have been used first for people. It didn't originally refer to kinds of insects and creatures that eat paper or glue. The word used also for things like book lice or silverfish wasn't used until the middle of the 19th century.

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"Anime" is the word that, I think, many English speakers have become familiar with whether they actually watch anime or not. "Anime" is short for animation in English, which means moving or giving a life to something that was(?) moving. In the U.S., if it doesn't come from Japan, it's often called "cartoons" or "animation."



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