Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Adverb Phrase 16. The adverb phrase today is in
due course. Okay. Let's take a look at the note here. If we say that something will
happen or be done in due course , we mean that it will be done at the appropriate
time or when the time is right. When the time is most suitable. It will happen in
due course. Okay. It's good to kind of look at this, the word course. So kind of
get an idea of where the origin comes from. So this course has many meanings.
And in this case, we mean this, this meaning of course. The way things develop
over a period of time. So in due course. In the way that things develop over the,
over time but you mean really in the right way. Okay. So let's take a look at...
we have three examples here. People are not ready to hear the truth. All will be
revealed in due course. Yeah. So maybe it's something that might be a scandal
or shocking. It might be too shocking for the public to be able to absorb right
now. But maybe if you prepare them. If you do things to prepare them, maybe they
maybe the time will be better than or the time will be right then. So all will
be revealed in due course. So they will reveal this shocking news maybe at a
later time when people are more prepared to accept it. All right. Let's look at
number two here. Don't worry we will make time and get around to that project. It
will all be done in due course . Yeah. This is especially if somebody's pressuring
somebody to do it and maybe they're busy with many things but they're, they're
telling you know don't worry. We'll get to it. You know we'll get to it at the
right time. At the suitable time. That's when we'll do it. All right and the last
one here. They won't wait for just the right moment. You know, just the right
time. The most suitable time to attack. It will all happen in
do course. Okay. So this is exactly how you use it.
Okay. Anyway I hope you got it. I hope it was clear. Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.