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Stop Saying “Make the Dishes”: Cleaning & Chores Vocabulary | English Steps

Learn English with short audio lessons and real-life conversations. Ever stand in your kitchen and think… “Do I make the dishes? Or wash them?” 😅 Stop guessing. Start sounding natural. One small step today — one confident conversation at home tomorrow. In this episode of English Steps, Sam and Alex dive into real-life survival English for your home. From doing the dishes to fixing a leak, you’ll learn the everyday vocabulary native speakers actually use. No boring grammar lectures. Just practical English for real life. What you will learn in this episode: • Why we say “do the dishes” (not “make the dishes”) • The difference between do and make • Cleaning verbs: vacuum, sweep, dust • Laundry phrases: do the laundry, fold the clothes, iron a shirt • Repair vocabulary: fix a leak, change a light bulb • The phrasal verb “take out the trash” • British vs American differences: vacuum vs hoover, trash vs rubbish Timestamps: 0:00 — Welcome to English Steps 2:40 — “Do the dishes” explained 5:50 — Vacuum vs sweep 8:20 — Dust (noun vs verb) 10:30 — Laundry survival phrases 13:15 — Ironing & pronunciation tip 16:00 — Fix a leak 17:30 — Change a light bulb 19:00 — Take out the trash 14:45 — Pop Quiz 21:10 — Rapid review 21:45 — Question of the day Question of the day: What household chore do you hate the most? Say it in English: “I hate ______.” 👇 #EnglishSteps #LearnEnglish #EverydayEnglish #SurvivalEnglish #EnglishListening #EnglishPodcast #dailyenglish