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This is number 1021.
Yeah, it's June.
I think it's June 21st, right?
Yeah, so 1,021 on June 21st, that my friends is perfection.
And the expression is, thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks THNKS for FOR, the THE heads, H-E-A-D-S, U-P.
Now some people are going to spell heads up as one word.
Some people are going to spell it H-E-A-D-S dash U-P with a hyphen.
But I think most people spell it as two words.
So I'm going to leave it as two words.
I think if I go into my grammar brain, yeah, I would actually want to put a hyphen there.
But again, in Daily English, if people write this like in a text message or on social
media, it's generally two separate words, heads up.
And what does it mean?
Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for telling me that information in advance.
Thank you for that very important information.
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And that's a heads up.
I'm letting you know right now, the sale ends on June 30th.
So if you're interested, which you should be, and joining me in class, then you need
to sign up now.
So if this is good information for you, then you should say thanks for the heads up.
Thank you for that very important information.
Now like I said, this expression is commonly used when somebody gives you important information
before something big happens.
And our dialogue is perfect.
Check it out.
Hey John, Sue's birthday is on Sunday.
Whoa, I'd better get her something.
Yeah, I thought you'd want to know.
Thanks for the heads up.
Hmm.
So I don't know who Sue is.
Maybe John is interested in Sue, like as a girlfriend.
Maybe Sue is a coworker.
Maybe Sue is the boss.
I don't know.
But her birthday is on Sunday.
And this guy is telling, hey John, Sue's birthday is on Sunday.
And John says, whoa, like, oh my God.
I had better get her something.
I'd better buy her a gift.
And the guy says, yeah, I thought you would want to know.
I thought that would be good information for you.
And then finally, John says, thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for telling me.
Yeah, if you give that information too late, it's no good.
So you want that type of information before it happens.
So in this case, it's a birthday.
In our case, we're having a sale, right?
And the sale ends on June 30th.
So if I told you on July 1st, it's useless information.
But since I'm telling you in advance, it's very valuable information.
Thanks for the heads up.
By the way, we have until June 22nd, a two for one membership.
This is crazy.
Yeah.
We had mothers day, last month we had mothers day, some countries celebrate, parents day.
So this is a great gift to give to your mom, dad, or anybody.
I don't care who you give it to, but it's a great opportunity.
But that sale ends on June 22nd, a two for one, two memberships for the price of one.
That's an amazing sale.
So yeah, you should check that out.
But that's only in our newsletters.
So if you want the newsletter, you have to sign up www.letzmasterenglish.com slash free.
All right.
Sign up for the newsletter.
Get that sale information.
I usually give out some pretty good English lesson stuff too.
We have challenges these days, which are great.
So again, today's expression is thanks for the heads up.
The fantastic expression.
I hope you guys can master it.
Join me in classes, our sale ends on June 30th.
Yeah, this is a heads up for you.
Our sale ends on June 30th.
So sign up before then.
Check out the dialogue and together, let's master English.
Hey, John, Sue's birthday is on Sunday.
Whoa, I'd better get her something.
Yeah, I thought you'd want to know.
Thanks for the heads up.
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