Unlimited English Apple Podcasts Listen Free
Pricing
The Method
The Science

Login

Lessons

Unlimited English Apple Podcasts Listen Free

More

Pricing The Method The Science Login

← All blog posts

Language & Terms August 17, 2022

What Does “Starting Line-Up” Mean?

For more on “starting line-up,” see our Daily English # 149 – Watching Sports on TV.

Want to be easier to understand in English?

Get our free 10-minute audio lesson: 5 phrases to use when someone doesn’t understand what you said.

Older post5 Useful Crime Phrases From Police Shows Newer postWhat Is “Greenwashing”?

ESLPod.com Bringing science to language learning since 2005 By Dr. Jeff McQuillan & Dr. Lucy Tse · Los Angeles

Learn

Unlimited English
Apple Podcasts
Get a free lesson
Listen Free
Special Courses

About

Who we are
Blog
FAQs
The Science

Connect

YouTube
X (Twitter)
Facebook
Instagram
RSS
Contact

🔒 Cancel anytime 🛡️ 30-day money-back guarantee on every course

© 2026 ESLPod.com

Privacy Terms

Get a free lesson

Trusted by 15 million students in 189 countries

5 Phrases That Make You Easier to Understand in English

A 10-minute audio lesson with the five exact phrases you can use when someone doesn’t understand what you said in English

Full Name *

Email *

🔒This form is secure. We never share your email.

Your Language *

Your email stays private • No spam