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What does 'to have a soft spot' mean?

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Make your spoken English sound more natural with this idiomatic expression, brought to you by your favourite BBC Learning English presenters in less than three minutes. What is a soft spot and where can you find it? Feifei thinks she knows where Rob's is but as you can discover, it's not an actual physical thing but a way of describing your feelings about something and someone
Date: 2020-09-18

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SuaTuoi
Thank you for uploading this video clip. And i always appreciate BBC Learning English team makes these programs. Can i ask a question ? In this dialogue, what is mean of 'natural performer' ? Performer is a job as like 'actor' ?
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Hadi
I have soft spot for learning English from BBC learning English , thanks so much for sharing this useful video with us .
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