This podcast episode explains the English idiom "can-do attitude," defining it as a belief in one's ability to accomplish tasks enthusiastically. The hosts illustrate the phrase's usage through examples, showing how it can be used as an adjective (e.g., "can-do spirit") or even a noun ("she showed a lot of can-do"). Listeners learn how to incorporate this expression into their own vocabulary, enhancing their fluency in American English. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to return for future vocabulary lessons. The example of someone needing a "can-do attitude" to clean their house before guests arrive demonstrates practical application.
