Catch Word #234 – I think you went a bit overboard
Posted by Andrew Bates
9 Nov, 2020
Have you ever eaten too much of your favourite food? You know you shouldn’t eat that much, but...
In this Catch Word episode, Andrew and Kassy introduce some vocabulary and expressions about receiving moral support.
Fun facts
You’ve Got a Friend in Me, the theme song for the iconic Disney/Pixar Toy Story franchise, is a great example of showing moral support. This song conveys the importance of friendship that lasts through thick and thin.
Expressions included in the study guide
- Moral support
- Through thick and thin
- To stick with [someone]
- To be right behind [someone]
- To be on [one’s] side
- To come off as
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