WORDY WEDNESDAY: 'START A MOVEMENT' A TED TALK
WORDY WEDNESDAY: 'START A MOVEMENT' A TED TALK: meaning and examples
It has been a while since we had a listening example, so today we are looking at a fascinating TED talk called How to start a movement.
TO START A MOVEMENT is an expression. It means to begin a trend in society. How do you start a movement? Find out in this three-minute TED talk by Derek Sivers.
http://www.ted.com/talks/derek_sivers_how_to_start_a_movement?language=en
Here are some useful vocabulary words that you might want to review before you listen.
- to stand out (phrasal verb): to be different
- tipping point (expression): the point when things change
- crucial (adjective): important
- lone nut (expression): one crazy person
- guts (noun, slang): courage
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That's all for today! Thanks for reading (and watching)!