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Difference Between Ep.47: 'check' and 'bill' 💶💷💴💵
'Check' is the piece of paper telling you how much you need to pay for a meal in a restaurant when you're in the United States. 'Bill' means the same, but we use this word in British English.
Don't confuse 'cheque' with 'check': in British English, 'cheque' is a piece of paper you write on to make a payment, while in American English we use the word 'check' for that meaning. These two words are pronounced the same way.

Idioms Ep.59: 'jam tomorrow' 🍓⁠
This phrase refers to something pleasant that someone promises someone else but which is not likely to happen. 'Jam tomorrow' is usually used as a noun and it doesn't take an article. ⁠⁠⁠