P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP#593 - Part 2 - practice and memory test

Oct 1, 2026

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Premium Episode 17, Part 2 of Luke’s English Podcast continues vocabulary review from LEP 593 by revisiting an old diary theme about being 16 or 17 and reflecting on feelings, growing up, emotions, and life choices. The session walks through the next 10 vocabulary items, explains key expressions and their meanings, and contrasts end-of-process phrasing. It encourages learners to remember words, use them in meaningful sentences, personalising practice, then complete quick memory and full test drills.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages78

Reading Time3 h 17 min

AccessFree to download

Vocabulary items (next 10)

Meaning of key expressions

Practice methods and tests

P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 1 Hello you are listening to Premium Episode 17, Part 2 . In this one we’re going to continue going through this list of vocabulary items which came up in episode 593 of Luke’s English Podcast. In that episode I went through some pages in an old diary and talked about being 16 or 17 years © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 2 old, how I felt and how my life then compares to my life now. The episode contained loads of expressions andvocab relating to things like feelings, growing up, emotions and life choices. In the first part we went through the first 10 items, so let’s get back into it and © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 3 deal with the next 10 items. Then in part 3 you’ll get your test and pronunciation drills, but there will also bea quick memory test at the end of this episode. Remembering vocab is areal challenge. It’s a good idea to constantly go back through what you have learned and test yourself over and over again, putting © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 4 new words into meaningful sentences and personalising everything you learn. That’s why I also add in the “over to you”sections, just to give you a chance to quickly use the vocabulary to talk about yourself. You can use those bits to just talk or think on your own, or you can use the “over to you” section to chat with friends or © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 5 conversation partners. Try to use the target language while you discuss your answers. Then of course you can use the quick memory test to jog your memory, and the full test and drills at the end too. PDF is in the app and also downloadable from the © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 6 website. The password is LEPPREMIUMPDFS. 11. When it really comes down to it, it’s most important to have mates who like you and that you like. Without that, you’re pretty fucked. © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 7 A deep and meaningful line from my 16-year-old brain. When it comes down toit… This expression is used to mean “when you get to the basic, fundamental, most important things”. This often happens at the end of a process, so it’s similar to expressions that express that idea, like: © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 8 At the end of the day... When all’s said and done... Ultimately… In the long run… All things considered… When it comes down toit... All of them mean at the end of the process, when you’ve got down to the basic, © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 9 essential, fundamental and important details, then you know the truth. It’s like saying, when you consider the basic and most important things. So, to be clear-these expressions mean “when you consider the most important things” and also“at the end of a long and © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk) P17 [2/3] Vocabulary Review for LEP\#593 10 complex process”. It’s a bit like saying “essentially”. Examples Eight beauty products both men and women will love When it comes down toit, skin is skin—it's not gender specific. The Loop (blog)-15 hours ago © [Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk](Luke Thompson-teacherluke.co.uk)

FAQs

What does Premium Episode 17 Part 2 focus on?

It continues the vocabulary review from LEP 593, working through the next 10 vocabulary items related to feelings, growing up, emotions, and life choices.

How are learners encouraged to retain new vocabulary?

The episode emphasizes constantly revisiting what you have learned, putting new words into meaningful sentences, and personalising practice.

What practice and testing activities are included?

Learners get pronunciation drills and a quick memory test during the episode, plus a full test and drills at the end.

Oct 1, 2026

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