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Hitch
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Hitch
is a small problem or difficulty that slows something down or makes it less smooth than expected. It’s not a disaster — just a bump in the road.
Examples:
1- They moved into their new house without a single hitch. That almost never happens!
2- The only hitch during the meeting was a poor internet connection — otherwise, it was a success.
Hello and welcome back to Daily English - Today’s word is: “hitch.”
One more time: hitch. Now, let’s see if you can guess what it means from these clues:
The graduation was planned in just two weeks — and somehow, it happened without a single hitch.
The wedding was beautiful. There was a small hitch with the cake delivery, but they laughed it off. The team launched the new product, and everything worked — no hitch at all.
What do you think “hitch” means? A hitchh,” it means everything went perfectly.
Examples: There was a hitch in the plan — the is a small problem or difficulty that slows something down or makes it less smooth than expected. It’s not a disaster — just a bump in the road. So if something happens “without a hitcphotographer got stuck in traffic and arrived 30 minutes late.
They moved into their new house without a single hitch. That almost never happens!
The only hitch during the meeting was a poor internet connection — otherwise, it was a success.
Your Turn Can you remember a time when your plan had a small hitch? Or maybe a time when everything surprisingly went off without a hitch? Thanks for being here — and I hope your day goes smoothly… without a hitch.