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Easy English Expression, rehashed.
Hello everybody, my name is Coach Shane and welcome to Easy English Expressions.
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Welcome to Easy English Expression number 304.
Today we got part one of two.
Yeah, it's a double part.
It's a two-part series.
It's excellent.
I love this expression.
Check it out.
Let's go back in time.
Today we have a very nice expression.
Use it today.
It is...
Knock yourself out.
Knock yourself out.
K-N-O-C-K.
Knock yourself, Y-O-U-R-S-E-L-F, out.
To knock yourself out.
This is a phrasal verb.
And if you think about knock out in boxing, that means hit somebody so hard that they fall down and they don't wake up.
But not for this expression.
To knock yourself out today, the meaning is go ahead.
Help yourself.
Enjoy.
So if a friend comes to your house and they say, do you have any Coca-Cola?
You could say, knock yourself out.
Go ahead.
Have some of my Coca-Cola.
Help yourself.
And of course, it's probably in the refrigerator.
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Knock yourself out.
Help yourself.
Go for it.
Go study.
Go check it out.
It's a great expression.
Let's check out the dialogue.
Ooh, cookies.
Knock yourself out.
Really?
Yeah, I've got more in the oven.
Oh, homemade cookies.
Oh, I love homemade cookies.
What's your favorite homemade cookie?
My goodness, there are so many different types of homemade cookies.
Of course, chocolate chip in America, that's the standard.
That's so delicious.
But then there's peanut butter cookies and peanut butter Hershey's Kiss cookies.
Oh, there's just so many different types.
There's molasses cookies and gingerbread cookies.
Wow, and mint cookies and chocolate cookies and chocolate cookies with white chips and white cookies with chocolate chips and Oh boy.
I think I'm going to go to the kitchen, open the refrigerator and knock myself out.
I'm going to eat all the cookies in my refrigerator.
It's a great expression.
If somebody asks for something and you want to say, sure, absolutely, help yourself, go ahead.
You can say, knock yourself out.
Check out the dialogue two more times and together, let's master English.
Ooh, cookies.
Knock yourself out.
Really?
Yeah, I've got more in the oven.
Ooh, cookies.
Knock yourself out.
Really?
Yeah, I've got more in the oven.
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