You know, if you ever plan to spend money

on a program that promised fluency in English

in just twenty days,

I would try to talk you out of it.

You could do other things in twenty days,

like learn twenty new phrasal verbs,

but you couldn't become completely fluent

in a language in such a short period of time.

Basically, I just said...

What does "talk you out of it" mean?

"Dissuade" - the opposite of "persuade"

You talk someone out of something

or out of doing something.

Can people easily talk you out of your plans?

Let's review all ten phrasal verbs

by reading short story.

It's less than two minutes. I promise.