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Easy English expression rehashed.
Hello everybody, my name is Coach Shane and welcome to Easy English Expressions.
Come on, let's master English.
Hello everybody, Coach Shane here.
How you doing?
E-cubed number 335 coming at you.
A very common expression that you can use today.
Enjoy E-cubed number 335.
Let's go back to Today's expression, very useful, very common.
It is, that figures.
That figures.
That figures.
That figures.
T-H-A-T-F-I-G-U-R-E-S.
That figures.
What does that mean?
It simply means figures.
That makes sense.
Oh, yes.
That makes sense.
That is logical.
Uh-huh.
That is logical.
Hey, did you know that 2 plus 3 equals 5?
Ah, that figures.
Two fingers.
And then three fingers.
One, two, three, four, five.
Five fingers.
Yes, that figures.
And that's actually what this expression means.
Figure as in a number.
The number one is a figure.
The number seven is a figure.
So that figures.
The math is logical.
The math makes sense.
Math is the true science.
That is proven.
That is.
Anyway, that figures.
That makes sense.
Shane is 47 years old.
Uh-huh.
Shane is losing his hair.
Ah, well, that makes sense.
Many guys, when they get older, they start to lose their hair.
That figures.
Shane is 47 years old and he's starting to lose his hair.
That's funny, but that figures.
Yes, that's logical.
It makes sense.
Now, if Shane were 17 years old and he was losing his hair, ooh, wow, that's strange.
That's too bad.
It happens.
I'll be honest.
I noticed that I was beginning to lose my hair at age 22.
Oh yeah.
It was a sad, sad day, as I sat in the university library reading a book, rubbing my head and watching my hair fall onto the book.
I still have some hair, but not as much.
Let's check out the dialogue.
Shane got stuck on the mountain.
Oh, that figures.
Why?
If it snowed down here, it must have snowed a lot more up there.
Uh-huh.
Shane was driving in the mountains, but he got stuck.
He could not come down.
Why?
Well, it snowed down here.
So if it snowed down here, it must have snowed much more up in the mountains.
So that figures.
That Shane got stuck?
That Shane cannot drive down the mountain?
That figures.
We have snow here.
Driving is difficult.
So they must have much more snow in the mountains, making driving impossible.
That figures.
That figures.
It's a great expression.
It means that makes sense or that's logical.
Check out the dialogue two more times.
Shane got stuck on the mountain.
Oh, that figures.
Why?
If it snowed down here, it must have snowed a lot more up there.
Shane got stuck on the mountain.
Oh, that figures.
Why?
If it snowed down here, it must have snowed a lot more up there.
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