English Speaking | Learn 200 Most Common Expressions in 5 Stages

1. Introduction : I'm all ears, I'm all ears. Amalia's, you know, guys, Americans can be a really hard to understand. Sometimes they talk very fast. They use a lot of slangs. They smile several wars together making a words. They only pronounce parts of many words we use. So guys, if you are learning English language, you definitely need to know a lot of English idioms. As you know, we use English idioms in conversations, in business, in exams, essays, in books, in movies, in music, and in every other situation where English language is used. And after taking this course, you will understand 200 of the most common slang and idioms of spoken American English. My dear friends, the method we used in this course can help you to understand and keep these ATMs in mind for a very long time. This course includes 20 comprehensive units, and each unit consists of six stages. In every single stage, you will improve a particular skill. Following these stages will 100% guarantee your success. You'll get the chance to improve your speaking, listening and review these phrases and expressions in different movie scenes. Your wish is my command. Your wish is my command. Here, wish is my command. Your wish is not coming. You wish is my command. Imagine you are watching a movie and then you will face these phrase. You shoot yourself in the vote, giving GAAP so many extra opportunities. Then we would fix a problem understanding this part. Or you are in the middle of the conversation with your friends. And then one of your English friends says, I'm going to tie the node's next month, but we have no idea what that means. Or you are taking an ILD or TOEFL exam and then you would face the symptoms. Racism was not a factor in the case. That was a red herring, THE round in by the defense lawyers. But maybe you would get confused and might not understand. Or red herring. Idioms are important parts of English learning and they really are thick on the ground. You see, you didn't maybe understand me here. Thick on the ground. These an EDM, which means the existing in large numbers. We use ATMs all of the time. On the radio, on the TB, in the news, in magazines, at social gatherings, or when we are just making small talk with a colleague at work. At the end of this course, you will be able to communicate more effectively and get more confidence. 2. Unit 1 : Study New Idioms: The expressions we will learn in this section are, shoot yourself in the phot. My lips are sealed. Hit the nail on the head. Titan one's belt and frog in the throat. Okay, My dear friends, let's start with ADM number one, should oneself in the fault. So just think about it. What happens if you shoot yourself in the phot? That's right. You will definitely harm yourself, right? So it means to harm yourself in some way by doing some things to pit or making a silly mistake. Or we can say to damage one's plan or progress through a foolish actions or words. Okay, My dear friends, let me give you more examples so you can understand it better. Okay, My dear friends listen to these examples. I think you might be shooting yourself in the phot if you don't take his offer. This is a great upper extremity. So if you actually shoot yourself in the phot, you harm yourself in some way by doing something stupid or making a silly mistake. My brother has shot himself in the fold twice by turning down buyers for his house. Why does carry always shoot herself in the photo by saying the wrong thing? So she damages their own plans and hair own progress through foolish actions or words. Expression number 2, my lips are sealed. My lips are sealed. Sealed here means guys closed or faster than so I think now it's easier for you to understand, right? So my dear friends, this is set when you are promising to keep a cigarette or promise. This expression means that I will not share this cigarette or this gossip with anyone. We can also use these expressions. It's just between you and me. Or we can tell our friend. Moms the word yes, moms the word which means keep this secret and do not share it with anybody. So my lips are sealed. It's an informal way to tell people that your promise to keep this secret. Don't worry, Ted. I'm not going to tell the teacher you cheated. My lips are sealed. Which means that actually I will tell no on this secret or this gossip. All please don't tell him you saw me here. Don't worry. My lips are sealed. I promise not to tell your secrets. You can certainly it's Ross me to keep my lips sealed about how much money you have in that bank. So guys, as you know, this is set when you are promising to keep a secret. Explosion number three, hit the nail on the head. Hit the nail on the head. If you guys hit the nail on the head, you say something that is exactly right or completely through. We use this expression to describe exactly what is causing a problem or a situation. If you guys hit the nail on the head, you do exactly the right thing. Or we can say to do something in the most efficient and effective way. So my dear friends, let me give you more examples so you can understand it better. When Ted said that Barney couldn't be trusted, he really hit the nail on the head. So hit the nail on the head means to say something that is exactly right or completely true, or to describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem? My kit, the nail on the head, when he said most people can use a computer without knowing how it works. So he said they exact thing. I think make hit the nail on the head. When he said that what's lacking in this company is a feeling of confidence. So guys, to hit the nail on the head is to say something that is exactly right or completely true. Experts on number four, Thai 10 ones belt? Yes. Tai Ten one's belt, which means to spend less money than you did before because you have less money. So in these situations, you must tighten your belt. So muddy or phrase, you should limit your budget. You should leave more modestly and you must make some financial sacrifices. So you must tighten your belt. Tai Ten one's belt. I've had to tighten my belt since I stopped working full-time. So to tighten one's belt means to spend less money than you did before, because you have less money. Things are beginning to cause more and more. It looks like we'll all have to tighten our belts. We all have to limit our budget. We should make financial sacrifices, Right? She said that poor must tighten their belts. Yes, that's right. They should spend less money because they have less money. Expression number five, frog in somebody's throat, or we can say frog in the throat. If you have a frog in the throat, we have difficulty in speaking because your throat feels dry or you just want to cough. So in this situation, we say that you have a frog in the throat. It is also, is an inability to speak because of some overwhelming emotions, especially fear or frog in somebody's throat. I add a frog in my throat and I had to clear my throat several times before I could answer. So if you have a frog in the throat, you have difficulty in speaking because your throat feels dry and you want to maybe cough. So it's an inability to speak. Sometimes because of an overwhelming emotion like fear. She says she gets a frog in her throat. When she's nervous. My dad had a frog in his throat, so he couldn't speak very well. 3. Section 2 : Learn New Expressions: The expressions we will learn in this section are slit, somebody's mind. Lose face. Come rain or shine. Terror and yourself. M costs an arm and a lake cost an arm and a leg. Slip one's mind. This is another common expression. Slip one's mind. My dear friends. If something slips your mind, you completely forget about it. So my dear friends, if something slips your mind, it is overlooked or forgotten. For example, I plan to call Jack, but it slipped my mind. I completely forgot about it. And guys, this EDM was first recorded in 1340. I forgot to arrange a meeting with Richard. It completely slipped my mind. So guys, as I said to you, if something slips your mind, you forget about it. You completely forget about it. I meant to tell her that Nick had phoned, but eight completely slipped my mind. I completely forgot about it. This is a very common American expression. My wife's birthday slipped my mind. So I think I'm going to face bad consequences. Lose face ADM number 7. Lose face. My dear friends. If you lose face, you'd become less respected by others. Or we can say to be humiliated. So these situations, you lose face who become less respected by others. If you lose face, you'd become embarrassed or humiliated, especially publicly. And guys, if you lose face, you do something that makes people stop admiring or respecting you. So you'd better not do something stupid. You should not lose face. Johnny's more afraid of losing face than losing money. That's right. So if you lose face, you'd become less respected by others or you become humiliated, right? Sometimes you get embarrassed spatially, publicly. The sales manager lost face with his customers when he continually promise items he couldn't deliver. So he lost his fame and he became embarrassed. He refused to admit he made a mistake because he didn't want to lose base, right? So if you lose face, you do something that makes people stop at my ring or respecting you. Expression number 80 is come rain or shine. This is another common expression we use in everyday English conversation. Come rain or shine. Come rain or shine me is whatever happens. Whether it rains or the sun shines. Come rain or shine. Sometimes, guys, we say come rain or shine. Yes, come rain or shine. Which means in any sort of whether it doesn't matter whether it's raining or it's shining, you will do something. Come rain or shine. Come rain or shine. That's another common expression. Don't worry, I'll be there, come rain or shine, which means whatever happens, I will be there. No matter whether it's rains or shine, I will be there. We'll hold the picnic rain or shine. Sometimes we can use the short form, like rain or shine. Come rain or shine. This is the complete form. Come rain or shine. I'll see you on Thursday, right? So no matter whether it's raining or shining, I will see you on Thursday. Expression number nine. Turn oneself in. Yes. Turn oneself. And if you turn a criminal end, you take the criminal to the police to turn something and also means to commit a crime? Yes. When you admit the crime, you turn yourself into the police. If your attorney yourself and you surrender, give or deliver information about yourself to the authorities, spatially, the police. And guys, in this usage, the noun or the pronoun can come between turn and yes, that's the correct structure. The hit and run driver turned himself into the police the day after the accident. That's great. So he actually at MIT a crime. If you turn yourself in, you actually surrender or you deliver or giving information about yourself to the police, to the authorities, right? Terry herself in. There is no way out, which means surrender, right? Surrender gave up. She turned herself and to the local police. Exploration number ten cost an arm and a lake? Yes, cost an arm and a lake. And UK they also say cost of bombed, cost a packet or cost the earth. So guys, if something costs an arm and a leg, it is very, very expensive. For example, in some countries, BMW car costs and Armana lake. It is very expensive and people cannot afford it. I'd love to buy a BMW car, but they cost an arm and a leg, which means they are very, very expensive. They cost an arm and a leg. That's right. So you'd better buy a different car. These are tickets cost an arm and leg. The repair work cost an arm and a leg. That's very expensive and probably we cannot afford it. 4. Quick Review in Movies: What shoot yourself in the foot. The not gonna shoot myself in the foot anymore. Don't shoot yourself from footprint. Wanted me to shoot you in the foot. Is upstairs getting ready to shoot themselves in the foot on your account? My lips, your thigh out. My lips. You hit the nail on the head. Mr. Gustaf? You hit the nail on my really hit the nail on the head with that one tribe that go well, just tighten your belt. You need to tighten your belt for it. Andrews will have to tighten his belt. I have a frog in my throat. Frog in your throat. You have a frog and you felt, boy, did I ever lose face? I said I don't want to lose face in front of my means. They'll lose face and compensate by guess I just didn't want to lose face. Outside. Shot. Come rain or shine. Days after school, rain or shine. And I'm here every week. You cost an arm and a leg. So let's get to live. Well because denominator leg then you would know it cost me a phenomena like and it won't cost you an arm and a leg. 5. Speaking Practice stage: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. He shot himself in default by saying too much to the price. Don't worry, I want to lean a buddy. My lips are sealed. It really hit the nail on the head with that answer, good job. Living on my own during college, taught me how to tie to my belt. This gold has left him with such a frog in his throat that he can barely talk. I'm worried about mom. Things keep slipping. Her memory lately. John is more afraid of losing face than losing money. The outdoor concert is happening, com rain or shine. I decided to turn in my neighbor when I suspected him of the murderer. College tuition costs, an arm and a leg nowadays. 6. Listening Practice stage: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear, play again and see that takes on the screen and check your answers. I think we should ourselves into folate by firing her because she know more about the project than anyone else. I think we showed ourselves in the foot by firing her because she knew more about the project than anyone else. Please don't tell anyone about this. I'm so embarrassed. My lips are sealed. Please don't tell anyone about this. I'm so embarrassed. My lips are sealed. Ted hit the nail on the head when he said that the Prime Minister promise so much and yet changed so little. Ted hit the nail on the head when he said that the Prime Minister promise so much and yet changed so little. I don't know what we'll do now that you lost your job. Don't worry. We just need to tighten our belts for awhile. I don't know what we'll do now that you lost your job. Don't worry. We just need to tighten our belts for awhile. Please excuse the frog in my throat. I suffer from seasonal allergies. Please excuse the frog in my throat. I suffer from seasonal allergies. I'm sorry, I didn't call you back sooner. It totally slip my mind. I'm sorry. I didn't call you back sooner. It totally slip. My mind. Is dribbled where farmers in that debate caused him to lose face with the voters. Is dribble performers in that debate caused him to lose face with the voters. They met in the park, come rain or shine every Saturday morning for 20 years. They made in the park come rain or shine every Saturday morning for 20 years. I was so wracked with guilt or the accident that I turned myself into police. I was so wracked with guilt or the accident that I turned myself into police. Sick up paying for rent in this town. It cost him in our Mono Lake sic up paying rent in this town. It's costing me and our Mono Lake. 7. Improve Your Understanding : Hello my dear friends. I hope you're doing great. Welcome to this practice. In this part, I'm going to give you a sentence with an underlined word or phrase. And you guys have 10 seconds and two thing can tell me the right idiom. So are you ready? Let's get started. Don't worry, I don't tell anybody I saw you here. I keep this secret. So guys, what is the EDM here? Think for ten seconds. That's right. We usually say my lips are sealed, which means I will keep this secret and I won't tell anybody my lips are sealed. I've had to spend less money because I stopped working full time. So can you think of an EDM, what ED and we can use in a sit over there on the line one thing for ten seconds. So the ride EDM is what is it? That's why we usually say Tai Ten ones built. So I've had to tie 10 my build, which means I've had to spend less money. Inner guys, I forgot. I had arranged to meet Alex last night. I completely for gods. So what eating we can use here? Can you remember the right EDM we can use here? Yes. We say it slipped my mind. It slipped my mind, which means I completely forgot. Very pair of work is very expensive and I don't have any money. So can you think of an EDM here? What EDM we can use instead of an underlined word. Think for ten seconds. That's why the ride EDM, he is cost an arm and a leg. If something costs an arm and a leg, he's very expensive. So that repair work cost an arm and a leg in or guys, I visit my grandparents on Fridays no matter what happens. So what is the expression we can use here? That's why the right atrium we can use here ys come rain or shine, come rain or shine, which means whatever happens. 8. Unit 2 : English Expressions: They expressions we will learn in this section are homie gave someone the cold shoulder to have an EKG on somebody's face. Get butterflies in somebody's stomach. Throw your money around. So guys, let's understand these expressions. So guys, let's speak about the word homey. Probably you have heard it before. Homie? Yes. Homies. A person or a close friend that you'd like to spend a lot of time with. We usually call this person homey. Or we can say a person from your hometown or your neighborhood, or a member of your group or gang. We usually call that person homey. We can also use words like Homeboy or home girl. Instead of using a word Hami. Hami refers to a girl or a boy. But for girls, you can say at home girl. For boys you can say a Homeboy. Okay, My dear friends, let me give you some examples above the word homie. I and my homie want to go out and play tennis together. So as I told you, homies, a close friend, or a person we like to spend time with, or sometimes a person from your hometown or your neighborhood. I spend a lot of time with my homie Jack is such a friendly person. I got your back, homie. Don't worry about anything. I got your bag, which means I support you. Homie, my close friend. We spend a lot of time together. Ease my homie. Idiom and expression number 12. Somebody cold shoulders. If you give somebody your cold shoulders, it means that you intentionally ignore that person or you treat that person in an unfriendly way. So this is called, and this is a very nice expression. Gave somebody cold shoulders. When you give somebody your cold shoulders, actually, you ignore that person deliberately. You snub that person deliberately, which is an impolite behavior, to give somebody the cold shoulder. I thought she really liked me, but the next day she gave me the cold shoulder. So if you give somebody that cold shoulder guys, actually you intentionally ignore him or hair or treat them in an unfriendly way? What have I done to him? He gave me the cold shoulder the whole evening at the party. He deliberately ignored me. He snapped me. They know Italian manager gave me the cold shoulder, intentionally ignored me to have an EKG on somebody's face, guys, if you have an egg on your face. So what does it mean? How do you look? Actually, if you have an egg on your face, you usually look stupid because of something you have done. Or said. If somebody has an egg on his face, he looks and he feels embarrassed by something he has done or set right, as if he has gone out in public with their tea face to have an EKG on somebody's face. Stan had egg on his face after saying he could easily do 50 push-ups and then giving up after doing just 20. So if you have an egg on your face, guys, it looks stupid, right? Because of something you have done or set. Like Stan, he was embarrassed. This latest scandal has lived the government with egg on its face. I had an accident with my dad, no car. I had an egg on my face that's dry. I started to look stupid because of something I have done. Get butterflies in one's stomach. So guys, imagine, how do you feel when you have butterflies in your stomach. Actually, if you get butterflies in your stomach, you start to feel nervous about something that you are going to do. So in these situations, we say that you get butterflies in your stomach. You usually have a feeling of nervousness, often before performance or before doing something. So sometimes you'll get butterflies in your stomach. You start to feel nervous and you have to find a way to worry, move it, right. Get butterflies in somebody's stomach. I used to get butterflies in my stomach before school tests. So my dear friends, if you get butterflies in your stomach, you start to feel very nervous usually about something you are going to do, right? I got terrible butterflies before I gave that talk in Italy. So we can use the short form like I got terrible or I got butterflies. So we can remove the phrase in my stomach here. He's so cute. Every time he turns and looks at me. I get butterflies in mice. That's right. To get butterflies in one stomach, to feel very nervous usually about something you are going to do. Throw one's money around. So I think it's clear and now you can understand when you throw your money around, what happens. That's right. We usually spend money on things that are not necessary, right? So we can say that you are throwing your money around, don't spend your money on things that are not necessary. So this is an informal expression we use to save that to your spending money in a curliness an obvious way. My mother actually throws her money around often and makes my father really angry. Throws somebody is money around. I'm not surprised she hasn't got any savings. I've never seen anyone throw money around like Pali. So guys, if you throw your money around, you often spend money on things that are not necessary. Or you spend money in a Carolus and obvious way. He lost his job, but steel's seems plenty of money to throw around. My mother buys a lot of flashy clothes. I guess she has been throwing her money around. She spent her money in a careless and obvious way, and that's not good. 9. Section 2 : More common idioms : They expressions we will learn in this section are play innocent. Kick somebody out, terrorists, somebody's stomach. Not cut out for something and to put the blame on somebody. So my dear friends, let's understand these expressions. Play innocent. That's a very interesting expression. Play innocent, that's a very common expression among American people. My dear friends, a few play innocent or if somebody plays innocent, they try to pretend they don't understand or know something. So in these situations we say that he's playing innocent. So you try to pretend that you are innocent and not concerned, like you have done nothing. So these people play innocent. They are pretending that they have done nothing. Play the anus and replay in essence, don't play the innocent with me. You know what I'm talking about? So if somebody plays the innocent, that person pretend that they do not understand or know anything about something. There is no need to play innocent. I know you're broke the lamp. Oh, he's playing innocent. And he knows more than he is telling us. Yes. He's pretending to be innocent and not concerned. Like he has done nothing. Kick somebody out? Yes. As you know, literally it means to force somebody or something out of some place by kicking, right? That's a literal meaning. It also means to force somebody to leave company plays or organization. Or we can say to expel somebody from an organization. That's actually the other meaning of this expression, to kick somebody out. And guys, remember in this usage, the noun or the pronoun usually comes between cake and out. Kick somebody out. The manager kicked him out because he always was late for work. So as I said to you, it means to force somebody out of some place by kicking that person out, or to force somebody to leave a place or a company or organization. Their principal cut Liza smoking in their bathroom. She was kicked out. If you make too much noise in the movie theater, they will kick you out. They will force you out of that place. They will kick you out. The next common expression is turned one stomach, yes, turn won stomach, which means to make somebody feel sick, especially because they are sad or upset about something. Or we can say to make somebody feel ill, sick, or uncomfortable because of being offensive or disgusting. Guys, the violence in some movies really turn my stomach. Yes. The violence in some movies really turn my stomach. Turn somebody's stomach. The site of Joe eating new fish is enough to turn your stomach. So if something turns your stomach, it makes you feel sick often because sometimes you are angry or upset about something. The amount of money she spends on designer clothes and really turns mice Tommy. So to turn one stomach also means to make somebody feel uncomfortable because of actually something being offensive or disgusting. Just smell makes my stomach turn. It makes me feel sick, right? Because it's disgusting. Not cut out for something. This is a very common expression. If you guys are not caught out for something, you are not the right type of person for something. And this is a very nice and interesting expression. It means not suited for or capable of doing get task or activity. I believe my brother is not cut out for teaching English. He doesn't even have a certificate, so it's not a suitable person. You should find a better job. I'm not cut out for an office job. As I said to you, if you are not caught out for something, you are not the right person, the right type of person for something. Do you are not suited or sometimes capable of doing some activity or task? It did his best, but he just wasn't cut out for forming. It was not the right person. I'm not cut out for teaching. I must find a different job. So this is not a suitable job for me. And I'm not the right type of persons for teaching. The next comment or phrases to put the blame on somebody. So that's clear. I think you know, the meaning of this EDM. To put the blame on somebody means to blame somebody for something or to assign about outcome to somebody or something. Or we can say to make somebody responsible for a fault or mistake. Actually, yesterday, my sister, my little sister put the blame on me for eating her cake, her share. But actually I didn't do that. But she put the blame on me anyway. To put the blame on somebody. Don't put the blame on me. I didn't do it. It was not my fault. So to put the blame on somebody, it means to blame somebody for something or to assign a bad outcome to sum or something. We'll have to place the blame for the damage on this torr. So we can sometimes use the word place instead of put to place the blame on somebody or something. I put the blame for the deaths on the last president. So if you put the blame on somebody, you make them responsible for a fall. 10. Reviewing idioms in movies : His wife was giving him the cold shoulder. And now you give me the cold shoulder egg on our face to face, so that's embarrassing. It on my face. I have a butterflies in your stomach. Don't tell them I get butterflies in my stomach. And to get butterflies in my stomach. How does how does have all this money to throw around? Mr. Strickland is not one to throw his money around, like Rose Kennedy with all our money to throw a lot of really throw your Devin 1909 around in the circuit. Me, what? Innocent, innocent now, autoplay it. Is it with me, tripper, down? Play in a sense. Come out of the house. Great. Kick him out. Well, you can't kick about remained K came out as soon as possible for the army. Near not good. I'm not caught up with theater. I'm not cut out for this. Don't put the blame on Main Here, Mr. Harmell, don't put the blame on maim here. Mr. Harmell don't put the blame on Main Here, Mr. 11. Improving Speaking: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence. Pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. Me and my homie want to go with you. He was upset to find his brain giving him the cold shoulder. I was completely wrong and now I have egg on my face. I always get butterflies in my stomach before an interview. This later comes in the shop every Friday to throw her money around. Always plays innocent, whenever something goes wrong. The movie theater or kicked out that guy for a sneaking food inside. He did his best, but he just wasn't cut out for farming. To input the blame on me for your mistakes. 12. Listening Practice : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear, play again and see that takes on the screen and check your answers. Teddy is my homie. He'll help us out. Teddy is my homie. He'll help us out. She'd things you started that the rumor about her. That's why she has been giving you a bit cold shoulder all day? She thinks she started that the rumor about her. That's why she has been giving you the cold shoulder all day. I was so nervous that I said the wrong name during the wedding ceremony. Bo, do I have ego? My face now. I was so nervous that I said that wrong dam during the wedding ceremony. Bo, do I have egg on my face now? I always get butterflies in mice time before I go on stage and perform. I always get butterflies in my style. Before I go on stage and perform. You can't just throw money around every month and expect to have enough lift to pay the bills. You have to stick to the budget. You can't just throw money around every month and expect to have enough lift to pay the bills. You have to stick to the budget. Quit playing innocent Donna. We have proved that to you are the one who's told from the register quibbling innocent data. We have proved that to you are the one who's told from the register. The board of directors kick the CEO out of the company for his actions. The board of directors kick the CEO of the company for his actions after being out of school for so long. I don't think that I'm cut out for studying anymore. After being out of school for so long. I don't think that I'm cut out for studying anymore. The public seems to be putting the blame for the data breach on the company's lack security measures. The public seems to be putting the blame for the data per each on the company's lack security measures. 13. Check Your Understanding : Hello my dear friends. I hope you are doing great. Welcome to this practice. As you know in this part, I'm going to give you a sentence and you have 10 seconds to tell me the EDM we can use instead of the underlined word or phrase. So list, Let's go. I thought she really liked me, but the next day she ignores me and he didn't pay attention to me. So my dear friends, what is the medium? Can you remember that? The right atrium we can use here is give somebody cold shoulders. So she gave me cold shoulders, which means she ignores me. He told everyone that the deal was happening and if it fails, he will be very embarrassed. So can you remember the EDM here? What does it think for ten seconds. And the right EDM, What is it? Yes, he will have an egg on his face. If you have an egg on your face, it means that you will start to feel ashamed or you start to feel embarrassed. You know, guys. I was really nervous before I gave that talk in Paris. I was willing avarice. So what ED and we can use here. Can you remember that? So what is it? The right idea we can use here? That's right. I had butterflies in my stomach. So if you say that you have butterflies in your stomach, it means that you were nervous. Come on, don't pretend it wasn't you. You were the one who told the boss about this issue. So can you remember the EDM, what eating we can use instead of the underlined phrase? The right ADM, is, That's why we say don't play innocent, which means don't pretend that it wasn't to you. Don't play innocence. We cannot hire him. He's not the right person. He's not, he's not the appropriate person for politics. So what ED and we can use here instead of the underlined phrase, can you remember that? Think for ten seconds. The right EDM is, That's right. We would say he's not cut out for politics, which means he's not the right person for politics. 14. Unit 3 : Learn New Idioms : They expressions we will learn in this section, our hands off, pass away. Cut that deal for somebody's money, and burn the bridges. So guys, let's understand these expressions. They expression we want to learn. Here is hands of my dear friends. This is used as warning not to touch or interfere with something. So in such situations we can say hands-off. Actually this is an instruction for some mung to refrain from touching or handling something or somebody? Hands of yes. Careful. Don't touch that wire. Hands off. So guys hands off. This is used as a warning not to touch or interfere with something. Or this is an instruction for one to refrain from touching or handling something. This sign says, hands of ADH, you had better do what it says. Ends up that cake. It's mine. So please stop touching it. That's mine. Pass away. Pass away. Have you heard this expression, this common expression guys before, pass away is a polite way to say that somebody has died. This is a euphemism for the word die. So instead of saying that somebody died, It's better to say that he passed away. This is a very polite way to say it. Pass away. She's terribly upset because her father passed away last week. So pass away. He's a polite way to say that somebody has died. This is the euphemism for the war die. When his father passed away, he decided to start a new life and stand on his own, feeds. Both of her parents passed away suddenly. And this is terrible. Absolutely. This is a big tragedy when both your mother and father die, pass away. Expiration number 23 East, cut that deal. So what does it mean, guys? Cut the deal? It means to make an agreement or arrangement with somebody, especially about business or politics. Cut the deal means to reach an agreement for something with somebody. Cut the deal. The property developer tried to cut that deal with us to get us out of the building. So to cut the deal, it means to make an agreement or an arrangement with someone especially in business or politics. After two hours speaking. And finally, the two businessmen cut that deal. They reached an agreement. That companies both cut the deal and decided to sign a contract. So they made an agreement or an arrangement. And other common and informal expression is for my money. Actually, it has nothing to do with the money. For my money here means I think, yes, In my opinion or my idea, or sometimes we can say to me. So the informal way is for my money. For my money means in my opinion, according to somebody's preference or choice, for my money. For my money. Sunday is the best day to travel because the roads are quiet. So this is an informal way to say that in my opinion, I think that's the best brand of tools that there is for my money. In my opinion. For my money. The North West of Scotland is the most beautiful part of Britain. So it means, in my opinion, in my idea, bear somebody's bridges. Literally it means to burn and destroy the bread or the path behind you, so others cannot follow you. My dear friends, if you are in a situation and you burn your bridges, you destroy and damage all the possibility of coming back to that situation. If you burn your bridges, you do something that cannot be undone or reversed in the future. The army which had burned aids, bridges behind it couldn't go back. So guys, if you're in a situation and you burn your bridges, you destroy all possible ways of going back to that situation. If you drop out of school now, you will be burning bridges behind you. You get mad and quit your job. You will be burning bridges behind you. We can also remove the phrase behind you. So the short form is burning your bridges. 15. Section 2 : Study common Idioms : They expressions we will learn in this section are come in handy. Calm at a price. In a broad daylight, in the mood to do something and in a Jiffy. So guys, let's understand these expressions. Come in handy. Yes, come in handy. What does it mean? Yes. If something comes in handy, actually, it will be useful, especially in a particular setting or situation. For example, the money might add gave me will come in handy to pay for my music lessons. So it will be useful. Come in handy. This money will come in handy when we go on vacation. So if something come in handy, it will be useful often in a particular setting or situation. Don't throw that bottle away. Eight will come in handy. It will be useful and we will need it. I think that this gadget will come in handy in the kitchen. It will definitely be useful. They useful expression we want to learn here is come at a price. Come at a price means to include disadvantages in order to get what you want. Yes, come at a price. It means to have a negative or unpleasant consequences due to some action come at a price. Sometimes we can use the short form at a price. Let me give you more examples so you can understand it better. Come at a price. The company's success was made possible. By the contrary is the rulers, by their support comes at a price. So if something comes up its price, it enclosed disadvantages in order to get what you want. It has a negative or unpleasant consequence due to some action following their recommendation would have increased teamwork. But at a price. So guys, I had a prize is a short form for come at a price. Finally, he became an actor, but it came at a price. My dear friends and other common useful American expression, ys, in a broad daylight? Yes, in a bright they liked. If something bad like crime happens in a broad daylight, it usually happens during the day when it could have been seen or observed. It means during the day time when anyone can see what is happening in a broad daylight. In a broad daylight, thieves had broken into the house in a broad daylight. If something bad like crime happens or committed in a broad daylight, eight happens during the day when it could have been seen and observed. These robberies took place in a broad daylight and not one person has been arrested for them. So it happens during the daytime when anyone can see what's happening. The man was shot at close range in broad daylight in front of his house. If you are in the mood to do something, you feel like doing or having something? Yes. If you guys are in the mood to do something, actually you are interested in doing that thing. You have the feeling, that good feeling to do something. So in such situations we can say that you are in the mood to do something. For example, I'm not in the mood for shopping, so I'm not interested in going shopping. I'm not really in the mood for shopping. So my dear friends, if you are in the mood to do something, are in the mood for something you feel like doing or having something? I'm not in the mood to see a movie tonight. Are you in the mood for a pizza? So it means, would you like to eat pizza? Or are you interested in eating pizza? In a Diffie? This is another nice expression, American expression. If something happens in the Jiffy, it happens in a very short time. It happens very fast. It happens very soon. If something happens in a defeat happens in only a short amount of time, it happens very quickly. Or we can't say it happens at once. Actually, you cannot learn all of these American English expressions in a Jiffy. It takes time, right? In a Jiffy. Jiffy. Just wait a minute, I'll be there in a Giphy, which means in a very short time, very fast. Very soon. The cleric will be with you in a Jiffy. Cleric will be with you quickly. I'll finish my homework in a Jiffy. I will finish it very fast. 16. Review idioms in films : And up, pass away. He didn't pass. Until you pass away. Everyone's happy. Gotta deal with what? A wise man does not burn his bridge. Didn't just burn bridges behind me. You're going to burn a lot of bridges. This might come in handy. It's making a move in broad daylight. In broad daylight. Broad daylight lampposts right there. I'll be back. I'll be back in a Jiffy. 17. Speaking Practice stage: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. That television is brand new, so hands off. When I pass away, I don't want an elaborate funeral. I'm willing to negotiate. So let's cut a deal for my money. They are one of the best brands around. When the troops retreated. They were short to burn their branches behind them. That flash light comes in handy when I'm trying to find something. That's gate for sure came at a price. Now that two you have two broken legs. And old lady got robbed in broad daylight. Don't worry, bus I'll have this report typed up in a GIPHY. I'm kind of in a mood to go on a hike today. Want to join me? 18. Improving Listening : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. A. Hands on those cookies. They are for after-dinner. A hands on those cookies? They are for after dinner. I'm so sorry to hear that your father passed out over the weekend. I'm so sorry to hear that your father passed out over the weekend. If you come down on your sale price, just a little bit confident that we can cut a deal with this buyer. If you come down on your sale price just a little bit confident that weekend cut a deal with this buyer. For my money. I'd like to see our tax dollars go towards fixing all the potholes and our roads. For my money. I'd like to see our tax dollars go towards fixing all the potholes and our roads. She's young, so I don't think she realizes that she will be burning hair approaches if she goes to work for their competitor. She's young, so I don't think she realizes that she'll be burning hair bridges if she goes to work for their competitor. It was a lot colder out than I thought it would be silly. Your jacket really came in handy. It was a lot colder out than I thought it would be. So your jacket really came in handy. I got the promotion, but it came at a price as my ruthless behavior alienated a lot of people. I got the promotion, but it came at a price as my ruthless behavior alienated a lot of people. The gangland conflict is getting so bad that people are being shot in broad daylight. The gangland conflict is getting so bad that people are being shut in broad daylight. I don't think that bosses in a mood to talk about rate as today, maybe tomorrow. I don't think the bosses in a mood to talk about rate is today, maybe tomorrow. Just call us on this number if you have any problems and we'll be back in a Jiffy. Just call us on this number if you have any problems, and we'll be back in a Jiffy. 19. Test your Understanding Now: Hello, my dear friends, Welcome to practice actually in this bar to work on, I gave you a sentence with them on the aligned phrase and you have 10 seconds to think and tell me the EDM. So if you're ready, let's do it. She's terribly upset because her father died last week. So what ED and we can use instead of the on the line phrase, think for ten seconds. The right phrase on the right, ED, and we can use here. Yes, passed away, which means died. So she's upset because her father passed away last week. That car maker has a raised to an agreement with the union to limit pay rises. So can you remember the ADM? Think for ten seconds. The right ADM is caught. The deal. Tell me is to reach an agreement, we use this ADM spatially at work and business. I think you really destroyed all the possibilities to return when you talk to, to install to your boss. So what EDM we can use here, and it's a very common one. The ride EDL we can use here is, yes, burn the bridges. When you burn the bridges, actually you destroy all the possibilities to come back. Can we terror? Let's take some money. You know, the money will be useful when we are on vacation. Yes, the money will be useful. So what is the EDM? Can you remember? That's why we usually save the money will come in handy. The money will come in handy, which means the money will be useful. Jack, Don't go. I'll be with you in a short time. I'll be with you in a short time. So what EDA we can use here? Can you remember that the right EDM we can use here is in a Jiffy? Yes, which means in a short time. So I'll be with you in a GFP in a very short time. 20. Unit 4 : Expressions and Idioms: The idioms and expressions that we will learn in this section are, in so many words. Put your mind to it. Joking apart or joking aside in your dreams. And green with envy. So guys, let's understand these great idioms. The expression we want to learn here, raise in so many words. Guys, if you say something in so many words, you say it in a clear language, you say very clearly. If you say something in so many words, you say it, you express it directly or in a way that makes it very clear what you mean in so many words. Let me give you some examples. In so many words. In so many words. Did he say he was unhappy with Anna? Well, not in so many words, but that was certainly the impression I got. So in so many words means in clear language, clearly, directly or in the way that makes it very clear what you mean. I told her in so many words to stop interfering. So I told her directly and clearly to stop interfering. I told her in so many words to leave me alone. Yes. I said it very clearly. In so many words. Put your mind to it. Yes. Put your mind to it. Which means to decide do you are going to do something and put a lot of efforts into doing it. Actually, you attempt to accomplish something by giving it your full effort at tension and determination. You put your mind to it. Put your mind to it. If you just put your mind to it, I'm sure you could do it. So guys, if you put your mind to it, you decide you are going to do something and to put a lot of effort into doing it. If you put your mind to it, you could have the GI finished in the afternoon. So if you put your mind to it, you attempt to accomplish something by giving it to your complete attention, determination, and effort. I must put my mind to it if I really want to get accepted in a good university, yes, I must put a lot of effort into it. Joking apart or joking aside. This is another common MR. can expression. So guys, what does this expression mean? Actually, this expression is said when do you want to speak seriously about something after making jokes about it or laughing about it. So my dear friends, when you say joking apart or joking aside, it means that right now I am serious for a moment, so please listen to me. Joe king of hearts, for example, joking apart, will you be able to manage on your own? So this has said when you want to start speaking seriously about something, Joe King parts, I know I laugh at him, but joking aside, He's a very clever scientist. So we can say joking aside or joking apart. I know I threaten to leave and go around the world, but joking aside, I do need a vacation. In your dreams. Yes. In your dreams. This is something you say to someone who has just told you about something they are hoping for. So my dear friends, we use this expression in order to show that you don't believe something will happen. You believe that something will not happen and will not be possible in the future. In your dreams. In your dreams. Dave, buy your car in your dreams. I can't believe that at all. So in your dreams, which means that you show that you don't believe it will happen. You think you can get a date with the head cheerleader you have in your dreams. So I'm trying to show that I don't believe it will happen. You didn't study at all for exam and now you tell me you would pass it in your dreams. So I believe it will not happen. Green with envy. What does this expression mean, guys? Actually, if you are green with envy, you are wishing very much that you had what someone else has already can say. Jealous? Yes, to be very jealous. So my dear friends, if you are green with envy, you are very jealous of someone else. So this is a bad feeling and try to remove it because it can hurt you. Green with envy. When I heard about his new job, I was green with envy. So guys, green with envy means very jealous of another person, right? So here, when I heard about his new job, I was very jealous. Bill was green with envy that I want first-place. Bill was very jealous. My new car made my neighbor green with envy. 21. Section 2 : Learn the new ones : They expressions that we will learn in this section are overstep the line. Have a craving for something. Red herring. Brush up on something, and clown around. So guys are airway to understand these expressions. Let's do it. Overstep of a line or overstepped the mark. That's another common American expression. So guys, if you overstep the line, you behave in a completely unacceptable way. If you guys over sip the line, you usually go beyond what is proper or allowed by something. If you guys overstep the line, you offend vivo by doing something that is rude or unacceptable. So never overstepped a line or the mark. To overstepped a line or two overstepped the mark. You have overstepped a line this time, Simpson, your fire. So if somebody overstep the line, they behave in a completely unacceptable way or to go beyond what is proper or allowed by something. You overstepped the mark when you shout it at your mother. So if you over to the step to mark you offend people by doing something that is considered to be a root or unacceptable. The teacher warned us not to overstep the mark. Or the teacher warned us not to overstep the line. Have a craving for something? Yes, I have a craving for something. If you guys have a craving for something, you have a strong feeling for wanting something. Crave something is to have a caret desire for something, as one might crave, love, french fries or fame. To have a craving for something. This little kid has a craving for apples. So if you have a craving for something, you have a strong feeling of wanting something. So crave something means to have a great desire for something. Some people have a craving for studying abroad and experiencing something new. They have this great desire. I don't have a craving for going on vacation this year or so. I don't have this strong desire. Actually four, going on vacation this year. Red herring. Have you guys heard this term, this expression, red herring? So what does it mean? Actually, a red herring is the idea subject that takes people's attention from this central point, which is being considered red herring is something irrelevant that diverts attention from the main problem or issue. Yes, that's called a red herring. Let me give you more examples so you can understand it better. A red herring. The police investigated many clues, but they were all red herrings. So guys, as I told you, right herrings effect, idea or subject that takes people's attention away from the central point being considered Something irrelevant. The candidate use the minor issue as a red herring to distract voters from the corruption accusations against him. The mystery novel has a couple of red herrings that key pre-readers of Guard. Something irrelevant that diverts attention away from the main problem or issue. Brush up on something. Yes, brush up on something. Brush up on something means to improve one's skill or knowledge in a particular area. Brush up on something. Actually you improve your knowledge of something you have already learned but partly forgotten. So in these situations, you need to brush up on that area. Brush up on something. I thought I would brush up on my French before going to Paris. So if you brush up on something and improve your existing knowledge or skill in a particular area. I need to brush up on my German, my Germany's week. I need to improve my German. I need to improve this knowledge of something already learned but partly forgotten. Branching up on computer skills can be important for any worker thinking about getting a new job. Clown around. That's another common slang and expression which is very common in American culture. If you guys cloud around, you act silly and you usually mess around. So guys, it means to joke, play or to behave in a silly way. So when you behave in a siloed way, you're actually clowning around. Clown around. The boys wear clowning around with each other. So to clown around me is to act silly or to join with someone in acting silly. That kids are having fun clowning around. So they are behaving in a silly way. We were just clowning around. We didn't mean to break anything. 22. Reviewing idioms in films : So many words, so many, so many word, we'll do that in so many words. So I'm telling you, well, not so many. In so many words. I actually have a few thousand, whatever. Joking aside. All joking aside. You really want to be yourself. After your dreams, in your dream. Dreams in your dream. Then your dreams are green and green within the neck, Flanders. Turn green with envy. And if I weren't already green, green with envy. Or you feel entitled to overstep the Mach if you ever start the mountain. This was designed by great coal, friendly, but Flaherty didn't overstep the model. Why not? I have a craving for human flesh and craving for quail. Looking for bearish, I have a clean DEJ, you have a craving for it. To have a craving for cigarettes. Communism was just a red herring. You're the red herring. The red herring, how they were red herring. Thank you. Let's brush you up on some Japanese auctioneering term. Actively brush up on my game. Some books brush up on your history, and you should brush up on Spanish. 23. Speaking Exercise: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. In so many words he told me that I would be fired if it ever happened. Again. You can still manage a B average. A few. Put your mind to it. No, but joking apart, do you think we should go and see if she's okay? You think you can get a date with a head cheerleader in your dreams? My daughter loves being on stage, so she is just green with envy that Alice got the lead. I really feel like you overstepped a line when you started criticizing John. After all this rain that kids are craving for a playing outside. The mystery writer is known for introducing the red herrings to arouse the reader suspension. I need to brush up on my German, my Germany's week. I again see you boys clowning around back there, sit down and do the math problems I assigned. 24. Listening Exercise : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again. I see the ticks on the screen and check your answers. I want to repeat what she said, but my mom told my Susannah and so many wars that her behavior was unacceptable. I want to repeat what she said, but my mom told my Susannah and so many wars that her behavior was unacceptable. I know it can win this game, but we all have to put our minds to it. I know it can win this game, but we all have to put our minds to it. I gave my brother a hard time for the ganglia way here on this, but all joking apart, he is quite a remarkable athlete. I gave my brother a hard time for the ganglia way here on this, but all joking apart, he is quite a remarkable athlete. Matt is only getting a promotion in his dreams. I'm much more qualified for the job than he is. Matt is only getting a promotion in his dreams, I'm much more qualified for the job than he is. When I was a kid, I threw my brother's birthday cake on the floor because I was green with envy that it wasn't my birthday. When I was a kid, I throw my brother's birthday cake on the floor because I was green with envy that it wasn't my birthday. The local city council has overstepped a line by imposing this TPP income tax on needs to raise a dense. The local city council has overstepped the line by imposing this TPP income tax on needs to raise a dense. I really have a craving for going out with open-minded girls and checks. I really have a craving for going out with open-minded girls and chicks. The candidate to use the minor issue as a red herring to distract Voltaire's from corruption accusations against him. Again today to use the minor issue as a red herring to distract Voltaire's from corruption accusations against him. I need to brush up on factorials before attempting to teach them on Monday. I need to brush up on factorials before attempting to teach them on Monday. That kids are just clowning around with each other in their backyard. If you want to call them for dinner or their kids are just clowning around with each other in their backyard. If you want to call them for dinner. 25. Check your knowledge : Hello, how are you doing? This? Is that my Barbie or English teacher? In this part, we're going to give you a sentence with them on the line work and you have 10 seconds to think and tell me the right answer there. Why TDM? Ready? Let's do it. If you had just put a lot of efforts into it, I'm sure you could do it. So what does the idiom Kenny, remember? Think for ten seconds. The right ADM is yes. If you had just put your mind into it, if you put your mind to something, you put a lot of efforts into that thing, seriously speaking, will you be able to manage on your own? So guys, what ED and we can use instead of the underlined phrase? Yes, the ride ADM is joking apart. Joking your part means seriously speaking. So if you want to speak seriously, you can use this phrase. When I heard about his new job, I was really jealous. Yes, I was jealous. What ADM we can use instead of the on the line word, think for ten seconds. The idea we can use here, raise green with envy. Yes, green with envy means jealous. Jack, you're fired. You have behaved in an unacceptable way this time. You are fired, Please leave. So what is the medium? The right ADM is you have overstepped the mark or overstepped a line. So if you overstep the line or mark, you behave in an unacceptable way. Guys, I have a strong feeling of wanting chocolates. You're really love chocolates. So can you remember the EDM? That's why they're id dM is to have a craving for something. So I have a craving for chocolates, which means I really love chocolates. 26. Unit 5 : Common Useful Idioms: The expressions that we will learn in this section, our top banana work like a dog, mouse, potato, teeny, weeny, and take time off. So my dear friends, our airway to understand these expressions, Let's do it. The expression we want to learn today is top and nano. My dear friends top and Ana is the most or second most important person in an organization that's called top and Nana. Top and Ana is the person with the most authority, power, or influence in a group or organization. Top banana. You will have to ask the top and on, he's out right now. So top and Ana is the most or second most important person in an organization that's called top banana. He's the manager of this company. Everybody must listen to the top and on I Hazor responsible. So the person with the most authority, power, or influence, group or organization is called top banana. The teacher is considered a top the nano in class. Yes. He has the most power. Work like a dog? Yes. Work like it dark. What does it mean? Actually to work very hard or to try hard to do something? This phrase sometimes implies that the work is demanding. You sometimes need to work like a dog to learn many useful phrases, right? Work like a dog. He worked like a dog all day to finish the wall papering. So to work like a dog means to work very hard to do something, right? I must work like a dog and I read many books tonight. I got a really hard exam tomorrow, so I must work very hard. Poor people work like a dog to make a little money for their families. Yes, that's really hard and difficult. Mao's potato, yes, mouse potato. Have you guys heard it before? Mouse potato is a person who spends a lot of time on their computer and doesn't have active style or life. That's a mouse potato. Mashed potato is someone who spends an excessive amount of leisure time using a computer. That's a mouse potato. Mouse potato. My friend spends more than 12 hours online playing games. He is such a mouse potato guys Miles potato is a person who spends a lot of time on their computer and doesn't have active lifestyle, right? My friends call me a mouse potato because I'm addicted and I spend a lot of time on computer. Jack is a mouse potato. He never goes out. He prefers to work on computer. Mouse potato, someone who spends an excessive amount of leisure time using a computer. We have a very funny phrase today and that's teeny weeny. Yes, teeny weeny, which means very small and tiny. We can also say it see B2C or ET, BT, which means extremely small and tiny. Teeny weeny, which means very small and tiny. The teeny weeny child had a pleasant smile on his face. The little tiny child. Did you see that teeny-weeny skirt on her? So she had a little and very small skirts. Teeny weeny pairs was really cute and attracted many women in that shop. So we can also say itsy-bitsy or ET, BT, which means extremely small. Take time off. I think you have heard this phrase many times, guys, right? So take time off. This is a period of time when you don't work because of inlays or holiday or because your employee has given you permission to do something. So in such situations, you take some time off, take time of demand decided to take a short time off and go on vacation with his family. So this is a period of time when you don't work because of illness or holiday, you take some time off or a short time of one-in-five employees at mates to taking time off because of stress. Research revealed that more than 241 thousand people had been unable to take any time off or a holiday in the last year or so to take time of actually, this is a period of time you take that usually don't work because of illness or holiday. 27. Section 2 : More common Idioms : They expressions that we will learn in this section are at the 11th hour. How dare you hush, hush. Over somebody's head and not lift a finger. Not lift a finger. So guys, let's understand these great expressions. At the 11th hour. That's another common expression at the 11th hour, which means the last moment or almost too late at the last possible moment or opportunity. At the 11th hour. This is the last possible moment or opportunity. It can be actually hyphenated if use as a modifier before a noun at the 11th hour. At the 11th hour, I was shocked that they reached an agreement at the 11th hour after weeks off squabbling. So at the 11th hour means at the last possible moment or opportunity or we can't say that last possible moment or opportunity. She always turned her term papers at the 11th hour. We don't worry about death until the 11th hour, until the last possible moment or opportunity. How are you? Yes. How dare you? Which means, I'm very surprised and shocked. But what you are doing usually shows that you think somebody's behavior is very wrong. How dare you. This is used to express shock or anger that some mom could do some things so rude. How dare you, how dare you show up at my wedding? How dare you? So this is used to express shock or anger that someone could do some things so rude or impolite. How they are he accuse us off lying. How dare you question my authority? How dare you? I am very surprised and shocked by what you are doing. Usually shows that you think somebody's behavior is very wrong. Hush, hush. That's another common American expression, which means to keep secret from people. Yes. If you want to keep secret from people, you can use this expression. For example, we can say that matter is so hush, hush. I can't talk about it all over the phone. So this is a secret and I should keep secret from people. Hush, hush. In the end he was forced to resign, but it was all very hush, hush. So if something is hush, hush, we should keep this secret from people because it's a secret, right? I didn't know they got married. Wow, that was all hush. Hush. Doubt was a secret that was all hidden. My friends left me alone and when swimming, it was all very hush, hush. Which means I didn't know anything about that. That was a secret over somebody's head. If something is over your head, It's too difficult or strange for you to understand. Actually, it's too complicated to be understand by you. So it's over your head. Over somebody's head. I tried to take in what he was saying about nuclear fusion, but most of it went over my head. So guys, if something goes over your head, It's too difficult or strange for you to understand, is too complicated to be understood. I can't understand the math problems. They are really over my head. Some subjects are over my head and I usually ignored them. Now to lift a finger. That's another common expression. If you guys don't lift a finger, you refused to make even a small effort or we can't say to do nothing to help someone. Or we can say to not do anything at all, to not take any action typically because of refusal or unwillingness? Lift a finger? Yes. To lift a finger. Can you imagine that they wouldn't lift a finger? They never help us. So guys, not lift a finger, which means To refuse to make even a small effort to do nothing to help someone. Salary refused to lift a finger to help her own sister. She's really selfish. She doesn't do anything at all. He never lift a finger to help with the housework. So here, if used to make even a small effort. 28. Let's have a quiz review : I work like a dog. You're going to work you're like a dog and now work like a dog. Dog, dog. Whining about it. Problem. Teeny weeny, glasses. Teeny weeny, little, teeny weeny little line in infinity balls to get take from Pam out. Take some time off. Enjoy yourself. Seriously. I can take some time off, but he's going to take some time off and I'll take some time on Friday. Look at it. Take some time off to take some time off. We didn't get put his foot down at the 11th. Good luck finding a second. The 11th hour. I'm sure. The 11th hour. I'm coming in at the 11th hour and I don't want us to have one's own day. There's no time to lose. Very, very classical classification judge, virtually non-existent. Now, I'll organize it. Don't lift and lift a finger. You won't have to lift your fingers. Just remember if the finger against me, if I'm not she wanted to think first part about this whole deal. You're not even have to lift a finger. My day even have to live. 29. Speaking Improvement : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence. Pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. You'll only get a truthful answer if you manage to talk to one of the top bananas. I worked like a dog all summer to earn enough cash to buy my guitar. I've been playing this video game and it has turned me into a total mouse potato. I'm not hungry myself, but I'd love to try just a teeny weeny by top your meal. I'm taking some time off work to look after my daughter while she recovers. We don't worry about death until the 11th hour. How dare you speak to your mother that way? Apologize right now. I need to tell you some important news, but it has to be hush, hush for a while. And a lot of this technical stuff is way over my head. I am not lifting a finger on until you kids start doing your share. 30. Improving Your Listening : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. When I was tapping on up that business, I used to charge the most outrageous things to that company, credit card. When I was typing on up that business, I used to charge the most outrageous things to the company credit card. I've been out here working like a dog while you sit inside sipping lemonade, can you maybe lend a hand? I've been out here working like a dog while you sit inside sipping lemonade, can you maybe lend a hand? There's no campaign to raise for schoolwork. Do you understand? I don't want to turning into a mouse potato. There's no gambit arrays for schoolwork. Do you understand? I don't want to turning into a mouse potato. Be shorter. Appreciate the time when your children are teeny-weeny because they grow up very fast. Be shorter. Appreciate the time when your children are teeny-weeny because they grow up very fast. I'm looking forward for some time off from my studies over the break to catch up with family and friends. I'm looking forward for some time off from my studies over the break to catch up with family and friends. I was shocked that they reached an agreement at the 11th hour after weeks of squabbling. I was shocked that they reached an agreement at the 11th hour after week. So squabbling. How they accuse our company off tax fraud. After the amount of jobs in Urbana we have brought into the economy. How do they accuse our company off tax fraud After the amount of jobs and their eventual we have brought into the economy. Apparently it's hush, hush. But I just found out that John and Tracy are getting married soon. Apparently. It's hush, hush. But I just found out that John and Tracy are getting married soon. Like jokes always seem to go over Tiffany's head. So I'm glad you think I'm funny, at least. Like jugs always seem to go over Tiffany's head. So I'm glad Do you think I'm funny? At least the government has made it clear that it won't lift a finger or to hell with that conflict in that region. The government has made it clear that it won't lift a finger to help with that conflict in that region. 31. Check and Test Yourself: Hello everybody, Welcome to this product is, as you know in this part, we're going to give you a sentence and you have 10 seconds to think and tell me the variety EDM we can use instead of that phrase. If you're ready, let's do it. For many errors. Alex was an important person in our company. So can you remember the ED and we can use instead of the underlying think for ten seconds. That's ride. The ride ADME is top and none on top. Banana is at most important person in one company or organization or authority. Top banana, you know, he just watches TV and never helps with the dishes. Very lazy person. So K, remember the AD and what eating we can use here? Think for ten seconds. The right idea we can use here, right? We say He never lifts a finger. He never lifts a finger, which means he doesn't do any efforts and he doesn't do anything. And that person is lazy. No, I tried to understand what he was saying about nuclear power, but it was very difficult. It was too difficult for me to understand. So guys, can you remember the ED and what eating we can use here? Think for ten seconds. So the ride ADM is over somebody's head. So it was too difficult for me to understand. Eat went over my head, which means it was very difficult for me to understand. I cannot understand most of it. Fortunately, we receive the signature at the last moment. So what is the EDM and expression? I think you can remember it, but I think for 10 seconds. That's right. The right a DMAs, the 11th hour. If you do something at the 11th hour, you do it at the last moment, I asked my boss if I could stop working for a few hours and visit the dentist, but he rejected. So what is the EDM? Yes. Think for ten seconds. So the ride ADME is to take some time off. So I asked my boss, fight could take some time off. But here rejected me. 32. Unit 6 : Study the Expressions: They expressions and EDM. With that, we will learn in this section our fall behind. Make a floss. That's no excuse. Fender bender. And to scare somebody to death. Yes, to scare somebody to death. So listen, understand these expressions. The expression we want to learn today, ease, fall behind. And I think this is a clear expression, which means to fail to do something fast enough or on time. So you usually get behind. So a guy is if you fall behind, you get behind with something, or we can say to lag behind a schedule in some kind of work or some others cajoled activity. So in these situations, you usually fall behind. Fall behind. He was ill for six weeks and fell behind with his schoolwork. My dear friends to fall behind me is to fail to do something fast enough or on time, right? I have fallen behind on the mortgage payments. Despite a strong performance in the beginning. He fell behind in the second half of the raise and finished last. So to fall behind me is to fail to do something fast enough or on time. Make a fuss. That's another common expression. Actually, it's a show off, anger, worry, or excitement that is unnecessary or greater than the situation deserves? Yes. To make a phos is to cause a disturbance by complaining, arguing, et cetera, about something. So you should never make a Fosse. You should never cause a disturbance by complaining or arguing because this behavior is unacceptable. To make a fuss. She made such a fast when Richard spilled a drop-off wine on her blouse. So this is a show of anger, worry, or excitement that is unnecessary or greater than the situation deserves. I don't see what the force is about. He seems like a fairly ordinary looking guy to me. She doesn't see her grandchildren very often, so she makes a real fossil them when she does. Yes. This is a show up anchor worry or excitement that is unnecessary. That's no excuse. That's another comment useful expression. That's no excuse. Actually, this is used for saying that some moms should definitely do something. This is used for emphasizing that you think someone's behavior is very bad. Also, we can say there is no excuse. Yes, there's no excuse. That's no excuse or there's no excuse. She only leaves five minutes away, so there is really no excuse for not visiting her. So this is used for saying that someone should definitely do something. This is used for emphasizing that you think somebody's behavior is very bad. There is no excuse for her talking to you like that. There is no excuse for not buying that car. This is a really nice, cheap car. So he should definitely do that. Fender bender. Yes. Fender bender is a road accident in which the vehicles involved are slightly damaged or we can say fender-bender is that collision involving motor vehicles that result in minor damage. So guys, the damage is not very serious. It's minor. So we call it fender bender. Fender bender. As small fender bender tied up traffic on the expressway four hours. So fender-bender, he's a road accident in which the vehicles involved are only slightly damage. Michelle was a new drivers, so she was extremely upset when she had her first accident. Luckily, it was a fender bender and there was no real damage to either car involved. So it was a fender bender. It was a very small accident. Scare somebody to death. If you scare somebody to death, you fried and somebody very much that they almost die. For example, thunderstorms scare me to death. Yes, they scare me to death. They frighten me very much and I'm scared of it. To scare somebody to death. David suddenly appeared like a ghost in the doorway and scared me to death. To us to scare somebody to death means to Fried and someone very much that you almost die. Thunderstorms scare her to death. When I saw my dog speaking hi was curved to death. Yes. That's very scary because dogs don't speak. 33. Section 2 : Expressions for Speaking : The idioms and expressions that we will learn in this section are calm down to earth. Nothing between the ears. Lay an egg. Feel like a million dollars. I wasn't born yesterday. Yes, I wasn't born yesterday. So audio way to understand these great ATMs and learn how to use them in real situations. Let's do it. Another common expression is come down to Earth. Yes, come down to Earth, which means to become realistic or to become a Lehrer to what is going on around you. So in these situations, we say, come down to earth, come down to where thes to remember or consider a reality when somebody is fantasizing or being very optimistic. So in these situations we tell people, come down to Earth. Yes, consider the reality. Calm down two errors. You have a fit of enthusiasm, John, but you must come down to earth. We can possibly afford any of your suggestions. Just come down to Earth means to become realistic or to become alert to what is going on around to come on, You cannot become the president of this country. Come down to earth, be a realistic. You want to get married to her. Come down to earth. Boys have nothing between the ears. Have nothing between the ears. Actually, if you say someone has nothing between their ears, you are saying that they are stupid, that they have no brain. So this is often used in the phrase have nothing between the ones ears to suggest that one doesn't have much common sense or basic intelligence. Have nothing between the ears or have nothing between one's ears. Nothing between the errors is very good-looking, but he has absolutely nothing between the ears, I'm afraid. So if you say someone has nothing between their ears, you're seeing they are stupid. They have no brain. I think Ted has nothing between the ears. He accepted a job that pays him nothing. He is stupid and has no brain. Some people have nothing between the ears. They believe whatever they hear. Lay an egg. Atlantic. Leah make nice to do something bad or poorly, or to perform poorly on stage. If you lay an egg, you do something very poorly. Like guys last night, I laid an egg and lost the game. Yes. I did something very bad. I did something very poorly. To lay an egg. The cast laid an egg in both performances. So to lay an egg meets to do something bad or poorly, or to perform poorly on stage. Carol really laid an egg last night when she forgot her lines. So she did something very pearly. The community theater laid an egg last night with the opening performance of death of sales man. Feel like a million dollars? Yes. Feel like a million dollars. Which means to look or feel extremely good often because you are wearing something that costs a lot of money. So this is an informal way to say, You look, feel extremely good. You feel like million dollars. To feel like him million dollars. You look like a million dollars in that raise, honey. So to feel like a million dollars or to look like a million dollars means to look or feel extremely good often because you are wearing something that costs a lot of money. Or to be extremely looking good or feeling good. A quick swim in the morning makes me feel like him million daughters makes me feel great. What a beautiful day. It makes you feel like a million, right? So we can use the short form. It makes you feel like a million. I wasn't born yesterday. Yes. I was not born yesterday. This is something that you say in order to tell someone that a person is not stupid and cannot be easily deceived. So it means that I'm not extremely naive, gullible, or unintelligent. Yes. I was not born yesterday. I was not born yesterday. You'd better think of a better excuse about that dent in my car. I wasn't born yesterday, which means I'm not extremely naive, gullible, or unintelligent. You know, you can expect your mother to believe that she wasn't born yesterday. Don't lie to me. I wasn't born yesterday, boy. 34. Expressions in Movies: We cannot afford to fall behind. And affords involve a hot commodity in don't make a fuss. Don't make a vast make a phosphate. Just a little fender bender. I'm going about your little fender-bender. Sort of fender-bender, but the trash, come on, man, it's just a fender bender. A fender bender. This gives me that. Scared me to death. For me to death. You scared me to death. You scared Victorian at the cuny skew. Scared me to tap. Hey, that's great. Anybody lay an egg layer? Like a million-dollar? Feel like a $1 million. Feel like a million dollars. But I wasn't born yesterday. I wasn't born yesterday. And yesterday. I wasn't born yesterday. 35. Speaking Practice : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. I fell behind with my schoolwork when I had the flu. Sir, we have politely asked you to leave. Please don't make a fuss. There is no excuse for behavior are like that. Small fender bender tied up traffic on the expressway four hours. He's scared me to death by driving so fast. I was excited, but I came down to earth when I checked my nearly depleted bank account. She seems nice enough, but I get this sense that she has nothing between her ears. They cast laid an egg in both performance as well. How I feel like a million dollars in this new suit. I don't think you can fool me with that. Old arose. I wasn't born yesterday, you know. 36. Listening stage: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. I have falling behind with that show. Can you tell me what happened in the latest episode? I have falling behind with that show. Can you tell me what happened in the latest episode? At most big-box stores, if you make a faucet about a product that didn't meet your expectations, you will most definitely get a refund. At most big-box stores if you make a faucet about a product that didn't meet your expectations, you will most definitely get a refund. In Britain, for example, there is no excuse for not knowing the recent trends in the cost of living. In Britain, for example, there is no excuse for not knowing the recent trends in the cost of leaving. Ted was a no drivers, so she was extremely upset when she had her first accident. Luckily, it was a fender bender and there was no real damage to either carry involved. Ted wasn't no drivers, so she was extremely upset when she had her first accident. Luckily, it was a fender bender and there was no real damage to either carry evolved. Sudden noises carried her to death. She was somehow numb. Sudden noises carried her to death. She was somehow numb. Dean was thrilled to get into his dream school, but when he realized that he would have to pay for it entirely on his own, it came down to earth. Dean was thrilled to get into his dream school, but when he realized that he would have to pay for it entirely on his own, it came down to earth. J Cole ways goes out with a really attractive with guys that have nothing between the ears. J. Cole ways goes out with a really attractive with guys that have nothing between the ears. I guess I really late on EKG ha, everyone started laughing at me back there. I guess I really laid an egg. Ha everyone started laughing, gets me back there. I guess fluids and erase where all I need it to be that cold. I'm already feeling like a million dollars compared to yesterday. I guess fluids and a rice where all I need it to be that cold. I'm already feeling like a million dollars compared to yesterday. Of course, I know that major political issues can't be fixed overnight. I wasn't born yesterday. Of course, I know that major political issues can't be fixed overnight. I wasn't born yesterday. 37. Checking stage : Hello my dear friends. I hope you are doing great. Welcome to another practice. And this part as you know, we're gonna, I gave you a sentence with an underlined phrase or underlined word, and you have 10 seconds to guess the right idea. So if you're ready, let's do it. She became really angry when Alex pill the drop of wine on her blouse. So I think you can remember the day. What is it? Yes, the ride EDM is to make a fuss. So she made a fuss, which means she became really angry. When sometimes you'll become angry, that's not necessary to become angry, but you lose control and become angry and do stupid things. We say that you make a fuss. You know, guys, after winning the lottery, Jack was really happy and excited. So can you describe a person who's really happy? What is the EDM for the underlined words? That's why we usually say Jack felt like a million dollars. So if you feel like a million dollars, you feel that you are very happy and excited. You know, guys, they failed by putting the last decades technology in that phone. Yes. So can you remember the ADM here? What is it? The right EDM is yes, to lay an egg. So they laid an egg which means they faced a failure. They failed today I had an accident, but force on plead the damage was slide. So can you remember the ADM? What is it, guys? Yes, they're id dM is fender bender. So we use fender-bender to describe a slide and small, excellent. She seems nice to though, but I get this sense that he's crazy and stupid. Yeah, I get the sense that she's a stupid. So remember the idea. What is it? Thank for 10 seconds. That's why the ride ED and we can use here. We say she has nothing between hair ears, which means he's stupid and silly. 38. Unit 7 : New Common Idioms: They idioms and expressions that we will learn in this section are P naught money around into something or somebody. I'll eat my hat. Sing like a bird, and black out. So guys, Are you ready to understand these expressions? Let's go. The expression we want to learn today here is peanut, or we sometimes say peanut money. Yes guys, peanut money is something so small, it is not worth considering especially an amount of money that P naught money. If you do something for peanut, you do it for nearly no money. Or the absolute minimum amount. Peanuts or peanut money. They pe, people peanuts in that organization. So p-naught money or peanuts or something so small, it is not worth considering especially an amount of money. I had a few jobs during college getting paid peanuts, but it was the only work I could find that fit in with my studies. I need arrays. I'm sick of still working for peanuts after three years. So if you do something for p-naught, you do it for nearly no money or the absolute minimum amount. Run into somebody. My dear friends. If you run into somebody, you meet someone you know, when you are not expecting, or we can say to bump into someone or something, to run into somebody actually means to encounter somebody by chance. For example, I ran into my old friend the other day. So I met him actually unexpectedly. Ron into TED run into someone who used to no ads, cool. So to run into somebody means to meet someone you know, when you are not expecting too. So you encounter somebody by chance. The other day I ran into Mike on seventh Avenue. So I met him by chance. Mary around into the fence and scraped her elbow. I'll eat my hat. That's another common American expression. You say, I'll eat my hat. This is used to say that you are sure something will not happen if somebody eats his or her hat. Actually, that person there regrets or feel foolish about what one has previously said. I'll eat my hat. If she actually marries him, I'll eat my hat. So this is used to say that you are sure something will not happen. If Joe really joins the army. I'll eat my hat. If this car gives you any trouble, I'll eat my hat. So guys, this is used to say that you are sure something will not happen. To sink like a bird's. That's another common expression. Probably you have heard this sink like a bird. It has two different meanings. If you sink like a bird to you uncover and tell secrets with little force. Or we can say to have a beautiful and nice singing voice. So the second meaning, to a sink like a bird, as I told you, it means to inform a gain some on to the police or other authority about their criminal or elicit behavior. To sing like a bird. If you seem like a bird, I'm sure you will be in prison and then there is no way out to sing like a bird means to uncover and tell secrets with little force. Now I want you to sink like a bird and tell me how Jack got married to her. So please uncover the secrets. Don't worry, you will not be in trouble now. Please sing like bird. Black out. Yes, black out. My dear friends. A black out is a short period when someone suddenly becomes unconscious and lose control. To blackout means to experience a period of time about which one does not remember anything. So in this situations, we can say that people blacked out. Black out. It can drive because he suffers from blackouts. So this is a short period when someone suddenly becomes on conscience or lose control. They knocked me around and I blacked out so I became unconscious and lost control. When the accident happened, all of the people in that taxi blacked out. They experienced a period of time about which one doesn't remember anything. 39. Section 2 : Common Idioms and phrases: They idioms and expressions that we will learn in this section are been tip of somebody's time. Time flies. Tie the knot. Something socks. And to step on it? Yes. Step on it. So are you ready to understand them? Let's do it on top of somebody's tongue. That's another common expression. I use this expression all of the time in my speech. If something that you'll want to say is on tip of your tiring, you think you know it and that you will be remembering it very soon. So that's on tip of your tongue? Tip of somebody's tongue. Her name is on tip of my tongue but I can't remember it. I guess I need to think more. So guys, if something that you want to say is on tip of your tongue, you think you know it and that you will be able to remember. It's very soon. John had the answer on tip of his tongue, but Ted said it first. What was the name of that restaurant? It's some tip of my time. Time flies. Yes, Time flies. So I think you can understand, it's very clear what it means. This is used to mean that time passes surprisingly quickly. It means time seems to move very or more quickly. And we can also say how time flies. This can also be used. So yes, I believe that these days time passes surprisingly quickly. Time flies. Time flies. Time flies when you're having fun. This is used to mean that time passes surprisingly quickly. Yes. Oh my God. We are almost at the end of this year. Time really flies. Time seems to move very or more quickly. When I've finished my homework, I realized that five hours passed. O, time really flies. Time passes surprisingly quickly. Tie the nut. That's another common expression to say that people get married. So if somebody ties than that, he or she gets married, they perform a marriage ceremony. They tie the knot. Tie the knot. So when Ru two going to tie the knot. So tie the naught means to get married, to perform a marriage ceremony, right? She's planning to tie the knot with her German boyfriend next challenge. So she's planning to get married to her German boyfriend, right? Finally, they tied the knot and started a nice life. And new nice life sucks. The verb Sachs is very common in American English conversation. My dear friends, if something or someone socks that person or that thing is bad or unpleasant. This is a rude slang which refers to something that is very poor, inferior, or worthless. For example, we can say that movie really socks, which means that movie is really bad. Socks, socks. This laptop is not working. It has frozen, Oh, it's socks. So if something or somebody Sykes, that person or thing is bad or unpleasant, this is a slang and this is rude. Disease refers to something that is very poorer. While my brother was sick, I had to do all of his chores and it sucked. So it was really bad. This job has no future. It's socks. Yes. So if something socks, that thing is bad or unpleasant, step on it. If you tell people to step on it, Actually, this is used to tell someone to drive faster or to Harry. It means to go faster or as fast as one can, especially in a car, then this is often used as an imperative. Step on it. Come on, go faster, step on it, step on it. Come on, man. Could just tap on it. I'm late. This is used to tell someone to drive faster or to Harry, step on it. We'd better step on it or we'll still be here when they get back. So we bidders tip on it, we'd better go faster, especially in a car. And this is often used as an imperative. You need to step on it and finish your project or your boss will become angry. So you must step on it. You must do it faster, you must Harry. 40. Expressions in films and movies: Don't you run into MATLAB and run it and that's fine. We run into trouble. We run into an ambulance. You black out. Never blackout. Takes me black. Darting a blackout. You know, it it's on the tip of my tongue. Right, right on the tip of my tongue. Mine do it with time flies, time flies. Time, flies. Time. Please. Anyone can tie a knot. The radio going to tie, the node's not supposed to tie or not. It's sucks. And it starts succeed stats. 41. Let's Improve Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. I would do BS for anyone who is willing to work for peanuts. Oh, I didn't tell you that I are wanting to marry when I was at the movie theater. If you can prove it wrong, I'll eat my hat. Don't worry, you will not to be in trouble. Now, please seemed like a bird. It's like I blacked out during the interview. I don't remember anything I said. I had the answer on the tip of my tongue but I couldn't think of it in time. I can't believe your kid is about to graduate high school. How time flies? John and Mary are tying the knot this summer in France. 42. Time for Listening Practice : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. You're never going to be able to hire an effective manager if you're only willing to pay peanuts money, you're never going to be able to hire an effective manager if you're only willing to pay peanuts money. Everyone comes from all over the town to this market on the weekends. So you never know who you might run into. Everyone comes from all over the town to this market on the weekends. So you never know who you might run into? I laid my hat API repairs end up costing less than $1000. I laid my hat API repairs end up costing less than $1000. I heard Joey has been singing like it Birdie, into hopes of getting k sentence reduced. Let's make sure he's sleeping with the fishes before he gets to trial. I heard Joey has been singing like it Birdie into hopes of getting his sentence reduced. Let's make sure he's sleeping with the fishes before he gets to trial. My blood sugar drops so low during the meeting that I blacked out and woke up on the floor. My blood sugar drops so low during the meeting that I blacked out and woke up on the floor. Her name is on tip of my time. Just give me a minute. I'll remember it. Her name is on tip of my time. Just give me a minute. I'll remember it. Wow, it's made died already. I feel like we just got here. How time flies? Wow, it's made died already. I feel like we just got here. How time flies. All of my friends have tied the knot on, started having children. All of my friends have tied the knot and I started having children. This place sucks. Can we go home yet? Can't tolerate it anymore. This place sucks. Can we go home yet? Can't tolerate it anymore? We'll need to step on it. If we are going to get to the movie on time, we'll need to step on it. If we're going to get to the movie on time. 43. Check Your Understanding now : Hello everybody. I hope you're doing great. We'll come to another practice. And this part, as you know, we're gonna give you a sentence with an underlined phrase or word. And you'll have ten seconds to tell me the right EDM. So let's do it. In all they expect us to work for a small amount of money, but we didn't accept this offer. So guys, what eating we could use here? Think for ten seconds. That's right. The right EDM is for peanuts, which means for small amount of money. So they picked us to work for peanuts for a small amount of money. I enjoy listening to her. She has a wonderful, great voice. Yeah, I love her voice. So what is the medium? That's right. The idea is, we usually say that she sings like a bird. A fit person seems like a bird has a great, wonderful voice. Unfortunately, I became unconscious right after that terrible accident. Yes, I became unconscious. So the EDM is think for ten seconds. The ride one is I blacked out. Yes, I blacked out means I became conscious. Time surprisingly passes quickly when you're having fun. That's a fact. So can you remember the idiom? What is it? The right EDM is? Yes, Time flies, which means time passes quickly. My brother finally decided to settle down and get married fortunately. So I think you've got remember the ATM here. What is it? For? 10 seconds. On the ride ADME is tie the knot. When a person ties or not, that person gets married. 44. Unit 8 : Most common Idioms : They, VMs and expressions that we will learn in this section are creep by pool, somebody's legs, a pain in the neck, out of the blue and off-color jokes. So guys, on your way to understand these great idioms, Let's do it. They important and common expression we want to learn today. And this lesson is creep by my dear friends. If time creeps by eight passes very slowly. It also means to move slowly and carefully in order to avoid being heard or noticed. For example, he crept downstairs, hardly making any noise. So he moved to very slowly and carefully in order to avoid being heard or noticed. That's the other meaning of the word Creek. Creep. By. The minutes seem to be creeping by. So guys, if Tom Cruise by, it passes very, very slowly, it moves slowly and carefully in order to avoid being heard or noticed. It's really hard to stay here when I'm facing a really difficult situation. It seems like everything's creeping Pi, everything's passing very slowly. Times scraping by, and I'm running out of patience. The common expression is to pull somebody's leg. And that's a very common American expression two, which means to kid full or trach somebody. It means to tell someone something that is not true as a way of Joe kink with them. It also made to deceive someone playfully or to tease someone. So that's the meaning, golf to pull somebody's leg. To pull somebody's Lake. Oh boy. You don't mean that. You're just pulling my leg. Right? So to tell someone something that is not true as a way of joking with them. You deceive people playfully who just tease someone. Don't believe him is just pulling your leg, is just joking. He's just making a joke. I never listened to him. He's not serious at all. Haze just pulling my lay. A pain in the neck? Yes. A pain in the neck. What does it mean? Opinion? The neck is some money or something that is very annoying or something that always bothers you. If something always bothers you, or we can say that the pain in my neck, for example, the noise the cars make is a pain in my neck. I can't focus on my books. Yes. This noise is the pain in my neck. It's bothering me. It's annoying me. A pain in the neck. Getting boxes in and out of the attic is a real pain in the neck. So someone or some thing that is very annoying or something that always bothers you is a pain in the neck. Your little brother is a pain in the neck. He's making a lot of noise. Doing housework is really a pain in the neck. I can tolerate it. Yes. It's very annoying. Any severity bothering out of the blue. That's another common useful expression. Out of the blue. My dear friends, if something happens out of the blue, it happens unexpectedly. Yes, it is unexpected. For example, the other day, a little wide cat attacked me and it happened out of the blue. So it was completely unexpected. Out of the blue. One day out of the blue, she announced that she was leaving. So if something happens out of the blue, it is completely on expected. Or if something happens out of the blue eat happens actually, all of a sudden, it's unexpected. These two cats jumped in front of me out of the blue. I was about to write over them. So it happened completely unexpected. I met my old friend out of the blue and that was great. Off-color jokes. Off-color jokes. What does it mean? So what kind of jokes? They are actually drugs that are usually bad and not appropriate or called off-color jokes. So we speak about the remarks, jokes that are rude or offensive to some people. They are off-color jokes. Off-color jokes, or we can say of color. What did you think of the award ceremony last night? I've found that presenters jokes at bit too off color. So off-color jokes are jokes that are usually bad and not appropriate. The wife was really angry with her husband, caused the jokes he made at the Pardee wear off cutter. So we speak about the remarks that are rude or offensive to some people. 45. Section 2 : Study the Idioms : The EVMs and expressions that we will learn in this section are, have a heart in the right place. Hush money. Chicken out. Fails somebody's shoes and cut it out. Yes, carried out. So my dear friends, let's understand these great expressions. To have your heart in the right place. If you guys have your heart in the right place, it means that you have good intentions. So this is used to say that somebody has good intentions. For example, my mother has hair, heart in the right place. She's kind and very generous. So it means to have the Netherland intentions, good intentions. You have your heart in the right place. Heart in the right place. He's an odd man, but his heart is in the right place. So guys, this is used to say that someone has good intentions, benevolent intentions. He isn't a good judge of other people, but his heart is in the right place. John's a bit annoying sometimes, but his heart is in the right place. He has good intentions. Hush money. Yes. Harsh money. What does this expression mean? This is the money that is given to some money to make them keep something secrets. That's called hush money. It's the money paid to keep someone from revealing sensitive information. That's the hush money. Sometimes it's necessary to pay people hush money to keep them actually quiet, right? Harsh money? Yes. Hush money. She claimed that their politician had offered hair hush money to keep their child is sick, rare. So guys, this is the money that is given to someone to make them keep something secret. Bob gave his younger sister hush money so that she wouldn't tell Jane that he had gone to the movies with Sue. This is the money paid to someone. Actually from revealing sensitive information. Is assistant had been paid hush money to stop him from speaking to their price. Another useful common expression is chicken out. Checking out. It has nothing to do with the chicken. So guys don't confuse it with an animal chicken. So to chicken out maze to decide not to do something because you are too frightened or air freight. This is a slang which means to refuse to do something because of fear. So in this situations, sometimes zoo check it out. Chicken out. I was going to go bungee jumping, but I chickened out. So to decide not to do something because you are too frightened or a ray to you. Chicken out. Friday, chickened out of their plan. At the last minute. My friends dared me to jump into the pond, but I chickened out and climbed down from the tree. So I decided not to do it because I was too afraid to fail somebody's shoes. Probably you have heard this explosion in some situations. To fail somebody's shoes, which means to do something or to do somebody's job or except somebody's responsibility. It also means to replace one in some role or to take over for one in some position. So you take somebody's position. In this situations, we can say, you'll fail somebody's shoes. Let me give you some examples so you can understand it better. To fail somebody's shoes. The senator will step down this year, but two well-known Republicans are ready to fill his shoes, which means to do somebody's job or accept somebody is a responsibility. I don't know how we'll be able to do without you. No one can feel your shoes. No one can replace you. It'll be difficult to fill Jane's shoes. She did her job very well. So we cannot find a person to take this responsibility. Cut it out, cut it out. So cut it out. Nice to stop doing something. It also made to stop talking or doing something that is a no worrying or bothering. So if you tell people cut it out, it means stop doing that. Or stop saying that, which is usually annoying or bothering. Cut it out, cut it out. Cut it out. Cut it out. U2, I'm tired of listening to you argue. So when we tell people to cut it out, it means we are telling them to stop doing that or to stop talking. Is France kept fooling around and he kept hoping they would cut it out. They would stop doing that. I'm sick of that. Jo cut it out. Can't you please stop doing that because it's annoying or bothering. 46. Reviews phrases in movies: You are pulling my leg. My leg was someone was pulling your leg year? We had a painting or Nick. Real pain pain in the neck. I just had to feed them. A pain in the neck. Let's just call that in the clear blue sky. The clear blue sky. Blue. Out of the blue. It's not out of the blue. Car was in the right place. At the right place. In the right place. We didn't know right place. In the right place. Heartless in the right place. So much money, right? I knew you chickened out. Chicken out. I did not check it in. Nothing except chicken out. Who don't think I can feel my body? Parakeet. I can never feel your shoes. 47. Speaking Practice Lesson: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. The minutes corrupt by as I await, it misses barons telephone call. I love pulling my sisters leg. It's almost too easy to annoy. Here're you may be my friend, but you can be a real pain in the neck. Sometimes. Candid disease release trike out of the blue. I'm afraid I may have gotten on your friend's bedside with my off-color remarks. I know your heart is in the right place, but TOR being very unhelpful, don't worry about the problem, will give him some hush money. He won't be a threat. I didn't chicken out. I just changed my mind. Okay. Mothers are unique and I guess no one can fill their shoes. If they don't cut it out. I'm going to go up there and gave them a piece of my mind. 48. Listening Practice lesson: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. Time feels like it's just cribbing by in that class because it's so boring. Time feels like it's just cribbing by in that class because it's so boring. Quit pulling my leg. I know there are ism to Hollywood director calling me right now. Quit pulling my leg. I know there are ism to Hollywood director calling me right now. The calculus homework is a pain in the neck. It's not that I don't understand it. It's just so tedious. Calculus homework is a pain in the neck. It's not that I don't understand it. It's just so tedious. She seemed so surprise, but the knows that it must have come out of the blue. She seems so surprised, but then knows that it must have come out of the blue. What did you think of the award ceremony last night? Well, I found that presenters jokes a bit too off color for my taste. What did you think of the award ceremony last night? Well, I found that presenters jokes a bit too off color for my taste is a speech at the wedding was horrible, embarrassing, but his heart was definitely in the right place. Is a speech at the wedding was horribly embarrassing, but his heart was definitely in the right place. Bob gave his younger sister hush money so that she wouldn't tell Jane dad he had gone to the movies with Sue. Bob gave his younger sister hush money so that she wouldn't tell Jane that he had gone to the movies with Sue. Jumping off the high diabetes fun, don't chicken out. Jumping up the high diabetes fun, don't chicken out. You do so much where the company that I don't see how anyone could feel your shoes. You do so much where the company that I don't see how anyone could feel your shoes. Come on, man, cut it out. We'll totally get in trouble if you keep throwing that ball in the house. Come on, man, cut it out. We'll totally get in trouble if you keep throwing that ball in the house. 49. Checking Your Knowledge : Hello everybody. I hope you are doing great. And this part, practice bart, we're going to give you a sentence with an underline phrases and words. And you have 10 seconds to tell me the ED and we can use instead of that onto a line phrase. So are you're ready? Let's do it. Don't worry. I was not telling the truth when I said I'm moving, I'm not going anywhere. I was just joking. So guys, what does the EDO think for ten seconds? So our idea we can use here is I was pulling your legs. I was pulling your legs, which means I was not telling the truth and I was joking. Come on, man, your jokes are all about six and a bit shocking. Stop telling us these jokes. So what is the idea? The right idea we can use here? Ease off color. Yes, off-color jokes are jokes that are about six and a bit shocking. Guys. I was going to go bungee jumping, but I decided not to do it at the last moment because I was a bit frightened. I was cared. So what is the EDM? Can you remember it? That's right. The right ADM is I chickened out. So which means I decided not to do something because I was scared. My brother Jack, everybody loves him. He is kind and generous. Yes, he's kinda generous. So what is the expression we can use here? Can you remember it? Think for ten seconds. That's why the right EDM is he has a heart of gold. If a person has a heart of all these generous and kind, Hey Alex, your bad habits are annoying, humus, or remove them form, you're alive. So what is the ADM guys we can use instead of underlined word? That's ride the ride. Adm is painting the neck. So we say your bad habits are pain in the neck, which means annoying and bothering. 50. Unit 9 : Idioms and Expressions: They expressions that we will learn in this section are to be off. Make up a story. Soak up makeup for something or somebody to mistake for something or somebody. So guys, Are you ready to understand them? Let's do it. To be off. Yes. The word of where do we use it? Actually, we use it for food here. Food that is spoiled, rotten or past its prime is called off. Food that might make you sick because it's off. It's rotten and spoiled. So if the food is off, you must throw it away and never use it because it's harmful and dangerous for your health. To be above. This egg is off. I can't eat it for breakfast. So we speak about food that is spoiled or rotten or past its prime. The food that might make you sick. This chicken is definitely off. It's Ting. Please throw it away. This sandwich made me sick. I guess it was, it was spoiled or rotten. Here we want to speak about the phrasal verb and the expression to make up something. Yes, to make up or make up something means to think up something or to make and tell a lie. It means to create something based on one's imagination. In this usage, and noun or pronoun can be used between Make and up. For example, she made a story up. Make up. Jack was late for work, so he decided to make carbon excuse yes, to make up something which means to create something based on one's imagination. To tell a lie. Sometimes, Jack made up a story and told his teacher that he cut classes because his mother was sick. So he just created something based on his imagination. It was not actually affect. That's not true. You just made that up. Now let's understand the phrasal verb and the expression soak up by dear friends. If a dry material or substance soaks up a liquid, it absorbs the liquid through its surface. It also means the second meaning of soak up. It also means to learn or observe some information or to learn much information. That's a MRC and meaning of the phrase over, soak up. Let me give you some examples. Soak up. I tried to soak up most of this spilled milk with a dish cloth. So guys, if it's dry material or substance, soaks up a liquid, actually, it absorbs the liquid through its surface. Alice soaked this pill up with a sponge. I can soak information up as fast as I used to be able to. So it also means to learn or absorbing formation or to learn much information. Make up for. That's another common expression, make up four, which means to take the place of something lost or damage. It means to compensate for something bad with something good. For example, we all had to do extra work to a makeup for how we make up for no amount of money can make are for the death of a child. Which means actually to compensate for something bad with something good. This year's good harvest will make car for last year's bad one. So to make up for also means to take the place of something lost or damaged. She bought me dinner to make cough for being so late in the day before. Mistake for, mistake for some students have problems understanding this explosion. It means to confuse someone or something, a different person or a different thing. Or we can say to recognize or identify something or somebody incorrectly. For example, my mother always mistakes me for my brother. So she confuses me with my brother. Let me give you more examples. So kinda understand it very well. Mistake for I mistook their rope for this snake and I was really scared to death. Which means to confuse someone or something with a different person or thing, recognize or identify something or somebody incorrectly? I often mistake her for her mother on the phone. Please don't mix this idea up with that one. I mistook my book for yours. 51. Section 2 : Learn the right idioms : They expressions that we will learn in this section, our own up to something to be taken aback. Break down, hit below the belt, get carried away. These are great five expressions and we will explain to all in this section on up or own up to doing something. Yes. Own up to doing something, which means to admit that you have done something wrong. That's another common expression. It means to confess or admits something to someone. For example, my brother owned up to eating my cake. So he confessed it. Oh, not own up to something. I know you're broke the window, come on and own up to it. If you own up to something, you admit that you have done something wrong, you can phis, that you can face something to someone. If you want to be forgiven. You've got to own up to your mistakes, you should meet them. No one has owned up to stealing the money. So no one has confessed this. Taken aback. He has to be taken aback, which means to be surprised and confused. It means to be shocked or surprised by somebody or something. For example, she was completely taken aback by his anger. So she was surprised and confused. Taken aback when Mary told me the news, I was taken aback for a moment. So taken aback means to be surprised and confused, right? When I told my parents I was married, they were completely taken aback. They were surprised and confused. I asked him directly if he was looking for someone with my skills and I think he was kind of taken aback. He was confused, surprised by something. Breakdown. That's another common useful phrasal verb, break down. So what does it mean? Breakdown means to be unable to control your feelings and start to cry. So if you lose control of one's emotion, if you lose control of your emotion, especially because of sadness or grief, sometimes you start to cry. So we can say that you broke down, you start to break down. Break down. When we gave her the bad news, she broke down and cry. So if somebody breaks down, that person is unable to control his or her feeling and starts to cry. Whenever she watches a romantic movie, she always breaks down. She starts to cry. She can't control her feelings. The little boy started to break down when he fell off the bicycle. So he started crying. Hit below the belt. That's a great useful Moroccan expression. Hit below the belt. Actually when you hit somebody below the bolt, this is an unfair treatment. This is an unfair behavior. It means to unfairly target, and now they're person's weakness or vulnerability. This phrase refers to boxing in which hitting an opponent below the waist is on acceptable, right? So you should never hit people below the belt. That's an unacceptable behavior. Hit below the belt. My coworker hit below the belt, told them money and traveled outside of the country. So that's unfair treatment to unfairly target person's weakness or vulnerability. That's not fair. You told them I was the one who did the wrong size carpet that's hitting me below the belt. That's an unfair behavior. That's an unfair treatment. He hits below the belt, left, he's poor friend, all alone. Get carried away. Get carried away. Which means to be so excited about something that you cannot control what you say or what you do. It means to become excessive in one's enthusiasm and excitement, especially in conversation. So sometimes you lose your control, right? Because you are very excited and you have this great enthusiasm. Get carried away. There's far too much food. I'm afraid I got carried away. So if you get carried away, you are so excited about something that you cannot control what you say or what do you do? She got carried away when he told her that he was going to get married to her here. So she became excessive, inherit enthusiasm or excitement. Take this money and go to the candy store but don't get carried away. 52. Let's start reviewing in films : You have to make up a story like you to make up a story like that. Make up a story about how you single-handedly didn't make up such a story. You make up the story to me. I won't don't make up a star am going to make up for your actions. Sorry, won't make up for it. We'll make up for it tonight. They make up for it. Does this make up for frame was to make up for your problem. So in the phone up to bad behavior and on up to it, the man and own up to date. And to own up to your mistakes. Citizen, we're going to own up to it was a little taken aback. To my surprise, he was distinctly taken the bat. I was kind of taken aback. You've seen a bit taken aback? Well, she broke down and cried. I broke down. Hello. Block head. Now that's it. And below the belt, not always above, never below Cassius Clay never hit below the belt. I get carried away. Let's not get carried away. You'll get carried away again. 53. Practicing Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. This may look is off, you'd better get right up at now. When I asked her about her tardiness, she just made up a story. I always try to soak he's advice ope, whenever he offers it. We will certainly make up for what we fail to do. I always mistake Kelly for her sister. They just look so much alike. We had hoped he would own up to us sooner. It took us all at back a bit to learn that John was moving to England next month. My Susa broke down when she found out her husband died in that crash. You told them? I was the one who ordered the wrong size carpet. Dad hitting me below the belt. Sorry. I got a little carried away there. I just love talking about my favorite artists. 54. Improving Listening Skill: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. We admit our stub eating that cake. It's being in forage for ages. It's off now. Admit our stubbing that cake. It's been in for age, for ages. It's off now. He always makes up an excuse whenever he's late for meetings. He always makes up an excuse whenever he's late for meetings. Use a paper towel to soak excess fat up after you cook the sausages. Use a paper towel to soak excess fat up after you cook the sausages. We all had to do extra work to make cough for Harry, who was very tired from being out late the night before. We all had to do extra work to make cough for Harry, who was very tired from being out late the night before. Tommy's always mistaking bill for me. We don't look a thing alike though. Tom is always mistaking bill for me. We don't look a thing alike though. Finally, he owned up to his mother about breaking with a vase. Finally, he owned up to his mother about breaking the vase. I'm sure the news of the merger takes everybody a back, but please believe me that this is in the best interest of the company. Shorter the news of the merger takes everybody a back, but please believe me that this is in the best interest of their company. My mother's seemed find this morning, but you can boldly broke down at the funeral and cry through the whole thing. My mother seemed fine this morning, but you can broadly broke down at the funeral at cry through the whole thing. I know she really wants to promotion, but she really hit me below that bill telling the boss about my personal problems. I know She really wants the promotion, but she really hit me below the bill, telling the boss about my personal problems. She started getting carried away during her story, frantically describing every detail of what happened. She started getting carried away during her story. Frantically describing every detail of what happened. 55. Time to check yourself: Hello everybody. How are you doing? Welcome to practice part and this part. As you know, I'm gonna give you a sentence with an underlined word or phrase. And you have just 10 seconds a short time to guess the right EDO. So ready, Let's go. She gave him a bottle of wine to compensate for missing his birthday. So Kenny, remember the ETO? What is it? I think for ten seconds. That's right. Variety DMVs make up for. So she gave him a bottle of wine for making golf for missing Hayes birthday. So make out for me is to compensate. Sorrow was somewhat shocked and surprised by He's awakeness. So what ED and we can use instead of the on the line for a use and word, what is it? That's why the right ADME is taken aback. If somebody is taken aback, is surprised or shocked. Taken aback. Guys, let's not become excited on loose control with the thoughts of another 18 days in Paris. So can you remember the EDM here? The right EDM is get carried away. So guys, let's not get carried away, which means to become very excited and lose control. She couldn't control her feeling and started to cry when she heard the bad news. So can you remember the idea? What does IT, guys? Yes. The right EDM is she broke down. If you break down, you can't control your feelings and you start to cry. You know, guys, my dad is always good at inventing stories. Yes, he's expert. So can you remember the EDO the right Eden we can use here guys is das, right? My dad is good at making stories, which means inventing excuses. 56. Unit 10 : Common Expressions : They expressions we will learn in this section are make, ends meet. Look down on somebody, drop off all night or at the end of the rope. So, are you ready to understand more about these idioms? Let's do it. Make ends meet. Make ends meet. Which means to have just enough money to pay for the things that you need. So if you earn just enough money to live on. So in these situations, we can say that you are making ends meet. To make ends meet, let me give you more examples. So you can understand this expression much better. Make ends meet. It's really difficult to make ends meet these days. Everything's really expensive. So to make ends meet means to earn just enough money to live on, to have just enough money to pay for the things that you need. They have to work at two jobs to make ends meet. Through bidder budgeting, learning to make both and me look down on somebody or something. So if you'll look down on somebody, you think that you are better than somebody, or to think of trade someone or something unimportant or not worthy of respect. So you should never actually look down on people. To look down on somebody. A lot of people look down on us because we are homeless. She says. So to look down on somebody means to think that you are better than someone. She thinks that they look down on her because she doesn't have a job. So she thinks that they treat her as unimportant or not worthy of respect. Selfish people usually look down on others. This they think they are better than others. Another common American expression is drop off, which is very common in movies and the conversations. Which means to go to sleep without difficult. Or we can say to fall asleep. If you drop off, you fall asleep quickly and easily. For example, my dad drops off whenever I turned on this soothing music. He actually falls asleep quickly and easily. He drops of drop off. I sat in the warm wrong for five minutes and then I dropped off to sleep. So to drop off means to go to sleep without difficult to fall asleep quickly and easily. After I have eaten dinner, I can drop off with no trouble at all. I must have dropped off during the show because I don't remember how it ended. So I must have fallen asleep all night her what does it mean? All lighter. Lighter is a time when you spend all night studying, especially for an exam. So all nighter is also a project or event lasting all through the night, is facially actually an intense period of study or work. We can call it all night or all nighter. I pulled an all night her last night had a really hard exam, had to study. So on Iteris the time when you spend all night studying spatially for an exam, we usually say pull an all nighter. So it comes with the verb pool. Jeff pulled an all nighter on Thursday to get his report finish for work by the deadline today. So I don't think he'll be coming out with us tonight. So we speak about a project or event lasting all through the night, especially an intense period of study or work. At the end of the rope? Yes. At the end of the row, which means to be tired, worried, or annoyed by something that you feel unable to deal with anymore. My dear friends, if somebody is at the end of his rope, he's in a state at which he has no more patients in Juran's or energy left at the end of somebody's rope. Let me give you a more examples. At the end of somebody's role. After a day with four screaming kids? I am at the end off my a row. Yes. Which means to be tired or worried or annoyed by something that you feel unable to deal with anymore? I'm at the end of my rope. I just can't go on this way. I have no money. I'm really at the end of my rope. So communist state, which I have no more patients in Juran's or energy lift. 57. Section 2 : Study next idioms : The expressions that we will learn in this section, our basket case, to get cold feet. Sell somebody short. Go bananas and copy cat. So my dear friends, are you ready to understand more about these expressions? Let's go. Basket case. Yes, basket case. Basket case is someone who is extremely nervous or anxious and is therefore unable to organize. They're alive. It country or company that is unsuccessful financially. Yes, we can speak about actually a company or a country that is unsuccessful financially. We can't say that country is a basket case to basket case. By the end of the course, I was a complete basket case. So basket case is someone who is extremely nervous or anxious and therefore unable to organize alive. Or we speak about a company that is unsuccessful financially. Sono was so nervous on her first day of high school that she burst into tears after walking into the wrong class room. Air classmates looked at her like she was a complete basket case. Cold feet? Yes. Or we can say to get cold feet, which means to suddenly becomes too frightened to do something you had planned to do, especially something important such as getting married. In this situation, sometimes you get cold feet. You'd become too frightened to do something you had planned to do to get cold feet? After arranging to meet? I got cold feet and phoned her saying I was BC. So actually, to get cold feet means to suddenly become too frightened to do something you had planned to do spatially, something important such as getting married. I don't know why I always get cold feet before an exam. I can't really control myself. When it was my turn to speak in front of everybody, I got cold feet and forgot everything. So I suddenly became too frightened to do something. I had planned to sell somebody short. Yes, to sell somebody short. What does it mean? It means to value someone to Lidl or to underestimate someone or something. Or we can't say to fail to see that good qualities of someone or something. So in these situations, we can't say that you sell someone or something short. Let me give you some examples. So it might be more clear for you. Sell somebody or something short. Don't sell this boy short. He's a great basketball player. So if you sell somebody sure to your value, somebody too little, you underestimate someone or something. When you say that John isn't interested in music, you are selling him shorts. Did you know he plays the violin quite well? It's a mistake to sell your audience short. They are more intelligent than you think they are. Go banana. That's another funny expression. Go banana, which means to become extremely angry or excited. So if you go banana, you'll become irrational or crazy and you lose your control. Go bananas. I just went bananas when she told me she wanted to move out. So to go banana means to become extremely angry or excited. So if you go banana, you'll become irrational or crazy. Sometimes. You are going out in this weather. You must be bananas. You must be crazy. She'll go bananas when you tell her the news, she will become very excited. There's another common American word and that's copycat. And many students have problems understanding this word. Copycat guys, that person who copies and other behavior, dress or ideas. Or we can say something that is done or made to be very similar to something else. Copy cats closely imitating or following another. For example, we can see a copycat version of a successful product or a copycat crime. Let me give you more examples. Copy cats. Jack is a copycat. I hate him when he walks exactly like me at the market. So copycat is a person who copies and other behavior, dress or ideas. You can buy affordable copycats, versions of expensive perfumes. So affordable copycats means very similar. Actually. Products. She asked hairstylist to copy catalyst, the hairstyle from the magazine. 58. Quick reviews in movies : Make ends meet. I was struggling to make ends meet and ultimately they were able to make ends meet. Make ends meet. I'm on food stamps, an all nighter that I can still polynomial. You may have to pull an all nighter. We pull on an outlier all nighter. I am at the end of my rope that the end of a rope met the enemy row. I was at the end of my red was at the end of my rope. The girl was a basket case, Adele. But she's such a basket case because you're a professional basket case. A basket case. Here. A basket case. Some Grady, I'm getting cold feet. Get cold feet. Sometimes man, just give cold feed and starting to get cold feet. You're getting cold feet. You really think you might get cold. Feed yourself short. Sell yourself short. Don't sell yourself short. Didn't never saw you should weigh yourself summer. I'm sorry, your dance. 59. Speaking Practice stage: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. To make ends meet. Fail picked up a second job delivering pizzas. The well-dressed businessman look down on the kid wearing a t-shirt in the elevator. Easily drops off right after launch. That's a bad habit, I guess. Jess is a total all nighter. So that third shift job is perfect for her. My dad was at the end of Israel when he found out that I had an accident with his no car. Hair, classmates looked at her like she was a complete basket case. Good luck getting her out on stage. She always gets cold feet before a performance. Don't sell yourself short. Your writing is really excellent. The kids are going to go bananas when we tell them about the trip. Crime reports in newspapers often encourage copycat crimes. 60. Listening Practice : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. After the large income tax hike, many people suddenly found it difficult to make both ends meet. After the large income tax hike, many people suddenly found it difficult to make both ends meet. I have no idea why some people look down on those who speak with an accent. That means that they know at least two languages. I have no idea why some people look down on those who speak with an accent. That means that they know at least two languages. If you turn on the baby's mobile, she'll drop off without us. If you turn on the baby's mobile, she'll drop off without a fuss. I'm going to have to pull an all night or a Pfam going to get this term paper done in time for school tomorrow. I'm going to have to pull an all night or a Pfam going to get this term paper done in time for school tomorrow. Jewish, I started throwing a tantrum disruptor known and with all the other things I have to get done. At the end of my rope. Jewish, I started throwing a tantrum disruptor known. And with all the other things I have to get done at the end of my rope. Souter was so nervous on her first day of high school that she burst into tears after walking into the wrong classroom. Solder was so nervous on her first day of high school that she burst into tears after walking into their own classroom. I wasn't nervous until the morning of my wedding, but everyone assured me that I had just gotten cold feet. I wasn't nervous until the morning of my wedding, but everyone assured me that I had just gotten cold feet. I know you don't like their picture but you shouldn't sell him short. He's actually got some of the best stats in the league. I know you don't like their picture, but he shouldn't sell him short. He's actually got some of the BizStats in the league. I'll end up going bananas. If I'll have to work in this cubicle for one more day, I'll end up going bananas. If I'll have to work in this cubicle for one more day. She's just a copy cat who follows our sister is lead in everything. She's just a copy cat who follows our sister is lead in everything. 61. Checking your Understanding : Hello everybody. How are you doing? Welcome to this practice. This is Hammurabi and in this part, we're going to give you a sentence with an underlined word or phrase and you have 10 seconds to guess the right answer, the right EDM. I, You're ready. Let's do it. Hey guys, it's not easy to make enough money. I live in big families, but we managed to survive. So what is the video? Can you remember? Think for ten seconds. That's right To the right EDM is to make ends meet, which means to make enough money to live and to survive. Make ends meet. I had a really difficult exam, so I spent all night studying and rating bulks. Yes. I think you can remember the ADM. What is it? For 10 seconds. That's why the right ADME is to pull an all night or a few pool and all night or you spend all night studying and working by six o'clock after a busy day, I had no strength and no patients. So can you remember the expression? Think for ten seconds. The right EDM is, that's why I was at the end of the rope. If you're at the end of the rope, it means that you have no patients, no strength anymore. Come on Jack. Don't want to undervalue yourself. Your writings are excellent. Yes. Your writings are great. So can you remember the ADM? What is it? So what is the medium guys? Yes, we say, don't sell yourself short, so which means do not undervalue yourself or your talents. My mother was anxious and narrows at their wedding. Yes, she was anxious and nervous. So can you remember the atrium? The right ADM is yes. Basket case. So my mother was a complete basket case at the wedding. 62. Unit 11 : Time to Learn new Idioms: The idioms and expressions that we will learn in this section are jump, ship, know it all. No brainer to mess up with somebody or something. And Narcan they would. So guys, Let's understand these great expressions. The expression of this lesson is jump ship. Yes, the expression we want to learn today's jump ship. So guys, what does it mean? Actually jump ship needs to leave any post or position or we can't say to quit or resign. That's the meaning of jump ship. So if you jump ship, you leave any posts or position, your quit or resign, especially when there is difficulty with the job. Jumped ship. When the company announced that it was losing money, many jumped ship. So to jump ship me is to leave any posts or position. Or we can say to quit or resign, especially when there is difficulty with the job, right? None of the editors like the new policies, so they all jumped ship. As soon as other jobs opened up. Their original star of the TV series jumped ship after the first season. So he resigned. He quit. If you jump ship, you'll leave any post or position. No, it all. Yes, no, it all. So no, it all is a person who thinks that they know much more than other people. This is a person who seems to know everything about any given topic and who makes an irritating point of demonstrating their knowledge to others. So these people are very selfish. Know it all. I know it all. Tet is and know it all person. He says that he knows everything about the new technology. So a person who thinks that they know much more than other people we call them know, eat all. A person who seems to know everything about any given topic. My father is annoyed all he always gives suggestions to people who are in need. She's annoyed all. She never accepts her mistakes and faults. No brainer. No brainer. This is another common phrase. No-brainer is something that requires or involves little or no mental efforts. If we speak about some things such as a decision that is very easy or obvious, that's a no brainer. Let me give you more examples so you can understand it. No brainer. The decision was a complete no-brainer. We didn't face any problems. So no-brainer or something that requires or involves little or no mental effort. That's no-brainer or the enormous popularity of his TV show Makes the book and no brainer for him. This is a no-brainer question. I have answered it before. It's simple and clear. So we speak about something such as a decision that is very easy or obvious. To mess up with something or somebody. If you guys missed up with somebody, you treat someone in a bad, rude, or annoying way, or to start an argument with them. That's how you actually say it. Mess up with somebody. It also means to physically strike or heat someone, usually severely or repeatedly. And this usage and noun or pronoun can be used between mass and up. For example, we can say they messed him up to mess up with something or somebody. Ted messed up with his sister over who must clean the house and they all started to argue for almost two hours. So to mess up with somebody means to treat someone in a bad route or annoying way, or to start an argument with that person. Why are you messing with him? When my father came home, he was a bit angry and he started to mess up with my mother. He started to treat my mother in a bad throat or annoying way. Narcan the mood? Yes, knock on wood. What does it mean? Actually, this is said in order to avoid bad, like either when you mentioned good like that you have had in the past or when you mention hopes you have for the future. In these situations, we can say, knock on the world. Let me give you some examples so you can understand it better. Knock on the wound. The deal will be a grade on Wednesday, not on the root. So this is said in order to avoid bad, like either when you mentioned good luck that you have had in the past or where do you mentioned hopes you have for the future? I knock on wood when I wish something, where true. I will pass this exam and get the job. I always wanted. Knock on the world. 63. Section 2 : New Common Idioms: The idioms and expressions we will learn in this section are, if I get my hands on you, come clean. Have a lot in plate. It's between two our ears. What a mess. Yes, What a mess. So my dear friends, let's understand more about these expressions. If I get my hands on you, if I get my hands on you, if you say you will kill someone, when you get your hands on them, you mean you will be very angry with them. This also means to touch or grasp someone often with the threat or violence. If I get my hands on you, your way to like get my hands on you, young man, you will be sorry. So guys, it means actually to touch or a grasp someone often with the threat of violence. She smokes your way till I get my hands on her. I'll kill her. If you say you will kill someone when you get your hands on them, you mean you will be very angry with them. If I get my hands on you, I will punish you. You are such an impolite boy. There's another common American expression and that's come clean. Come clean. If we tell people come clean, we are telling them to be completely honest. So come clean means to be completely honest, cape nothing hidden on to tell the truth about something that you have been keeping secrets. So when we when we tell people come clean, we are telling them to tell the truth about something that they have been keeping secret. Come clean. I want you to come clean with me about your financial status. So to come claims to be completely honest, to keep nothing hidden, to tell the truth about something that you have been keeping secrets. The girl came clean with her boyfriend and told her that she had cheated on him. So she decided to be honest with him. I should probably come clean now and admit that I don't really know how to cook at all. So I should be completely honest and keep nothing hidden. Have a lot in plate or sometimes we can say have a lot on plate. If you have a lot on your plate, you have something usually a large amount of important work to deal with. So a guy is if you have a lot on your plate, you have a large or excessive amount of things to do or to deal with. To have a lot in or on plate. Or we can say to have a lot on somebody's plate. She's got a lot on her plate, especially with two new projects starting this week. So to have something usually a large amount of important work to deal with. If you have a lot on your plate, you have a large or excessive amount of things to do. The aid agencies have a lot on their plate without having unnecessary visit terrorists to take her off. I can't ask my friend for help. He's really busy and he's got a lot in his plate. So he's really BC, have nothing between the ERs, have nothing between the ears. If someone has nothing or little between their ears or between the ER, they are not clever. It means they don't have much common sense or basic intelligence. They explosion is a way of saying that one has no brain, have nothing between the ears. Let me give you more examples so you can understand it better. Av Nothing between the ears or have nothing between somebody's ears. She seems nice enough, but I get the sense that she has nothing between her ears. So if someone has nothing or little between their ears, it means they are not clever or smart. Jake always goes out with a really attractive guys that have nothing between the ears. What a mess. What a mess. You use this phrase to express your surprise. Or shark. When do you see something very dirty, untidy, or full of actually difficulties or problems. You can say, you can use this phrase, what a mass, What a mess, or to make a mess. He makes a terrible mess when he's cooking, he's a bit messy. So when you make a mess, actually, you make actually things very dirty on tidy or full of difficulties or problems. The mother was really angry with her children when she found that they had made a mess and it was dirty. Don't make a mess here. Keep everything nice and neat and tidy. So don't make a mess. 64. Time to review in movies : Why do you think you're gonna jump ship now? There's broad jump ship already. Yeah. You don't jump ship easily. Once you do jump ship, trying to jump ship. It's a no brainer. No tree. On this no brainer. It's a no brainer. Well, that's a no brainer. And I didn't know Bryanna. Oh, knock on what? Dr. Brian, there's a difference between yeah, not gone well. Thank you. Just a little crave and if I ever get my hands-on, you'll African volume and sound on a ring. If I can get my hands on my mom and polymer clay. I know come clean and come clean. Clean right now. Okay. Okay. I'll come clean. Clean peaches. Unfortunately, I have a lot on my plate today. A lot of my plate. So I have a lot on my plate to obviously have a lot of my plate. As a doctor, I have a lot of my plate. 1 a mass, but I'm a mess. 65. Let's practice Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. I can't believe you're resigned and jumped ship. That was a great job she had. There's nothing more annoying than working with a know it all. The answer to the riddle was a total no-brainer. The robbers threatened to mess bob up. A feed didn't cooperate. Hopefully, knock on wood will continue to avoid sickness this winter. I'd like to get my hands on the person who did this. We have to come clean with the police before Joe gets punished for our crime. I can help you next week. I've got too much on my plate. Jake always goes out with a really attractive guys that have nothing between the ears. 66. Now Let's practice Listening : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again. I see the ticks on the screen and check your answers. None other day that there is like the new policies. So they all jumped ship as soon as other jobs opened up. None other day that there is like the new policies. So they all jumped ship as soon as other jobs opened up. Gyms, no boyfriend always acts like he knows it all. I can't stand having a conversation with him about anything. Gyms, no boyfriend always acts like he knows it all. I can't stand having a conversation with him about anything. The military said they would pay off my student debt and provide a guaranteed job after I completed four years of service. So it was a no-brainer for me. The military said they would pay off my student debt and provide a guaranteed job after I completed four years of service. So it was a no-brainer for me. I'm sorry that there are toys all over that kids really mess things up in here. I'm sorry that there are toys all over. The kids really mess things up in here. I've been driving phototherapy is six years on having never been in an accident, not kinda mood. I've been driving phototherapy is six years on having never been in an accident, not kinda mood. Once I get my hands on you, you will take back what you said. Oh, once I get my hands on you, you will take back what you said. It gets finally came clean about eating the cookies I've made for the bake sale. That gets finally came clean about eating the cookies I've made for the bake sale. I just have a lot on my plate right now while I'm finishing up my degree in doing this huge project for work, I just have a lot on my plate right now while I'm finishing up my degree and doing this huge project for work. She seems nice though, but I got the sense that she has nothing between her ears. She seems nice though, but I got the sense that she has nothing between her ears. 67. Check yourself Now : Hello my dear friends. How are you doing? Welcome to this practice and this part. As you know, we're gonna give you a sentence and we're going to give you an underline phrase and word. So you have 10 seconds to think and tell us the EDM we can use instead of the underlined phrase. So if you're ready, let's do it. High salaries where Pe to the staff so they wouldn't leave their job? Yes. So guys, did you find the ADM? What is the gradient we can use here? Think for ten seconds. The right EDM is jump ship. Yes. So they wouldn't jump ship. If you jump ship your quit and you will leave your job. Jack is a person who thinks that he knows much more than the other people. Yes, he's a little bit selfish. So what is a phrase and the EDM we can use here instead of the underlined word. The right idea we can use here is no a doll. Yes, no a doll. Know it all is a person who thinks that he knows everything. My friend Alex has a large number of problems to deal with and he has a large amount of works to do. So what is the idiom? What EDA we can use here? Try to think for ten seconds. Yes, the right EDM we can use here is a lot on somebody's plate. So he has a lot on his plate, which means he has large number of problems and works to do. I believe that the government should tell the truth about its plans. Yes, they should tell the truth. So guys, what can you remember it? Think for ten seconds. Yes, the right atrium we're going to use here, come clean. So the government should come clean with people. They should tell the truth in all joining the savings plan is easy and simple. Just do it. Yeah. It's easy and simple. So my dear friends, can you remember the ADM? What is it? The right ADME is no brainer. No brainer. When we speak about a task that is not difficult than easy to do. We can't say that's a no-brainer. 68. Unit 12 : Study the new Idioms: They idioms and expressions that we will learn in this section are all eyes. To have a lot in common with somebody or something. To go Dutch. Eye catching. Take somebody's time, or we can say Take your time. So my dear friends, let's understand more about these expressions. I'm all ears. I'm all ears, which means to watch someone or something with a lot of interest. So if someone is all errors, they are ready and eager to hear what one has to say. It means that you are prepared to listen very carefully and very actually intently. To be all ears are all eyes. We are all eyes. The celebrity guests emerged from the car. The journalists were all eyes and ears at the press conference. So to be all ears, it means actually somebody watch someone or some thing with all of interest. If someone is all ears, they are ready and eager to hear, right? I was all eyes waiting for my girlfriend to come down the stairs. To have a lot in common. If you guys have a lot in common with someone, you share the same interests or have similar characteristics. It means to have the same interests, attitudes, et cetera, as someone else. So for example, my mother and I, we have a lot in common. We share the same interests and have similar characteristics. To have a lot in common. I didn't think Ted and Jack had anything in common, but they target all evening. So to have a lot in common means to share the same interest or have similar characteristics. Bob and Mary have a lot in common. I can see why they like each other. So they have many similar characteristics. The two women had absolutely nothing in common. They always fight and argue. Go Dutch, that's another common American expression. To go Dutch means to agree to share the cost of something, especially a meal. Yes. Sometimes it's necessary to go Dutch. If you go touch, you share the cost of a meal in a restaurant. To go damage. I don't want you to pay for my ticket. Let's go Dutch, which means to agree to share the cost of something spatially Emil. So if you go Dutch, you share the cost of meal in a restaurant. Will you let me take you out tonight as long as we go damage. Whenever I go out to a restaurant with brands, we go Dutch. We share the cost of Mio. Eye catching. Yes, eye catching, which means very attractive or noticeable. Something that is visually attractive. So a guy is something eye-catching is unusual or attractive in a way that makes you notice it's eye catching. For example, she's wearing an eye-catching and duress. Eye-catching. Each part is decorated with eye-catching designs. So eye-catching is something very attractive or noticeable. Something that is visually attractive. The eye-catching girl was wearing wonderful and flashy clothes. Everybody was looking at the eye catching poster, tractive, unnoticeable poster. Take your time. Take your time. This is set to mean that you can spend as much time as you need in doing something or that you should slow down to tell someone not to, Harry? Yes. If you want to tell people, slow down, don't hurry. You can use this expression. Take your time. Take your time. Take your time, right. There is no Harry, feel free and please take your time. So guys, this is set to mean that you can spend as much time as you need in doing something. Bill is very careful and take his time so he won't make any mistakes. Take our time. If you're planning a big job, Take your time. 69. Section 2 : Common Expressions: The DMZ and they expressions that we will learn in this section are to go to bat for somebody. Tough guy. Kick up somebody's heels, make a boo-boo. And to be voracious, yes, to be voracious. So muddy. If Franz Liszt understand more about these expressions. Go to bat for someone. Go to bat for someone. If you go to bat for someone you support some on when that person needs help. This is an American English in formal phrase, which means to help and support somebody. So sometimes you should go to bat for your friends. You should support them. Go to bat for somebody. The government will go to bat for companies that pay lots of taxes. So to go to bat for somebody means to support someone when that person needs help. I tried to go to bat for a bill, but he said he didn't want any help. She's one of my closest friends in the world. I would go to bat for hair any day, so I would support her any day. And anytime. Tough guy, tough guy. Tough guy is a strong man who deals with difficult or violence situations. We call him a tough guy. Tough guy is physically or emotionally strong and able to deal with difficult situations. My brother, he's a tough guy. Tough guy. Whenever I face a fight, I call Ted to come and help me. He's a really tough guy. A strong man who deal with difficult or wireless situation is called tough guy. Someone who is physically or emotionally strong. Everybody was afraid of him. He was the only tough guy in our neighborhood. After hunting the bearer, he earned himself a reputation as a tough guy, as strong man. Kick up one's hills? Yes. Kick up one's heels, which means to do things that you enjoy. Or we can say to have a lively, enjoyable time. If you kick up your heels, you enjoy yourself in a lot of parties, events, et cetera. Sometimes I need to kick up my heels. Kick up one's heels. In spring, people dash outdoors to kick up their heels and join in their favorite sports. So to kick up one's heels means to do things that you enjoy, to have a lively, enjoyable time. After they exams, we kicked up our heels and had a really good party. After work. I usually go out with friends and I kick up my heels. I enjoy myself a lot. Make a boo-boo. That's another funny expression. Make a boo, boo, boo, boo, which means to make an error or a stupid mistake. Yes, when you make a silly or trivial mistake. In these situations, you can use this expression. You can actually use this EDM, make a boo-boo to make a boo-boo. Airbuses really angry with her because she made a boo-boo and didn't deliver the project on time. So to make it blue, blue means to make an error or stupid mistake, as silly mistake. Everybody makes a boo-boo every now and then. I made a boo-boo and sent a romantic message to my dad. Yes, that was a stupid mistake. Voracious. What does this work mean? Voracious? Yes, voracious means very eager for something. So voracious means having an extremely strong desire to do or have a lot of something. For example, I'm a voracious reader, so I have this, a strong desire to read. I am a voracious reader. Voracious. He's a voracious reader off hysterical novels, which means here reads a lot of them eagerly and quickly. So voracious means very eager for something or having an extremely strong desire to do or have a lot of something. He has a voracious appetite. He eats whatever he finds in his refrigerator or so he eats a lot. My voracious friend had a terrible stomach ache after eating all the cakes. 70. Let's have a quick review in films: I'm all ears. I probably have a lot in common because you have a lot in common. Yeah. We have a lot in common. So we have a lot in common. We have a lot in common. Take your time. Take your time. Well, I'll go to bed for your honey. I went to bed for your tough guy. Thinks he's a tough guy. Who's a tough guy. He kicked my heels in. I didn't think we could just kick a by e. You kidding? I like to kick my healed up. I made a terrible mistake. Somebody made a boo-boo. I made a terrible mistake. Somebody made a boo-boo. I think my voracious reading came from a deep longing for something that was missing. But she was very gracious. Your mother was so proud of your operations, intellectual appetites. Matter of fact, he's been gracious. 71. Let's Practice Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. The children were all eyes. Would the magician started performing? Well, we have one thing in common. We both hate hot dogs. You don't have to treat me to dinner. Let's go Dutch. The eye catching car attracted everyone in that hall. Could you please describe what happened that night? Take your time. I tried to go to bat for Bill, but he said he didn't want any help. The best tough guys in cinema are those who aren't invincible. They spend most of their Saturdays kicking up their heels at nightclubs. I was trying to fix the car, but I think I may have made a boo-boo. They're voracious man devoured the whole cake. 72. Listening Practice stage: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. The children were all eyes as one by one. I took that toys out of the bag. The children were all eyes as one by one. I took that toys out of the bag. That God has a lot in common with the more expensive model, but it doesn't have an ENT Vance audio system. That God has a lot in common with the more expensive model, but it doesn't have an advance audio system. I don't want you to pay for my ticket. Let's go Dutch. I don't want you to pay for my ticket. Let's go Dutch. And eye-catching grace was something that sorrow is carrying for. An eye-catching Thrace was something that sorrow is carrying forward. There are a lot of things we need to get right. So let's be sure to take our time on this. There are a lot of things we need to get right. So let's be sure to take our time on this. Since you know, there are cruder do you think you can go to bat for me? I really need this job. Since you know, there are cruder do you think you can go to bat for me? I really need this job. Johns always putting on this tough guy facade. But I know that deep down, he's a bit of a coward. Geoms always putting on this tough guy facade. But I know that deep down, he's a bit of a coward. After such a long week, all I wanted to do for the evening was kicked up my heels and watch some movies with the beak babble of popcorn. After such a long week, all I wanted to do for the evening was kick up my heels and watch some movies with the big bad wolf popcorn. Don't stress over it, Bob, they're not going to fire you for making a boo-boo. Don't stress over it, Bob, they're not going to fire you for making a boo-boo. A voracious reader is someone who enjoys, are waiting for various books. A voracious reader is someone who enjoys a rating for various books. 73. Unit 13 : Expressions and phrases: The idea is on the exploration, as we will learn in this section, are, may care fortune. To be on the go. Cooled somebody's heels, top Dogg, and road hog. So what do these expressions mean? Listen, understand them in this section. The common American expression I want to talk about is to make your fortune. And probably you have heard it before, which means to earn a great deal of money. So this is an informal phrase, which we use it to make a lot of money in a short time. We can also say make a killing. Make a killing also means to make a lot of money. To make her fortune. He had come from Chicago to make his fortune as a pop singer. Guys, to make your fortune means to earn a great deal of money. To make a lot of money in a short time. After finding a good job in that company, Alix made a fortune. He made a lot of money in a short time. He got married to a rich girl and made a fortune. He made a great deal of money. And then go, yes, on the go. Undergo means to be very busy or in the process of being produced. If you have something guys on the go, you have started it and you are busy doing it. So in this situation is we can say you are on the go. On the go. I have been on the go all day and I'm really tired. I must go to bed and relax to be on the gametes, to be very busy or in the process of being produced. Or if you have something on the go, you have started it and you are busy doing it. Digital that she is she has written a new book on the go. My dad is always on the go. He got no free time to spend with his family. He's always busy. Very busy. Cool ones. Heels? Yes. Sometimes you need to cool your heel, which means you need to wait or be kept waiting. This theorem originally means to cool ones feet when they become hot walking and it began to be used ironically for being forced to rest. Cool ones heels. I have been calling my heels in. The doctor's, waiting around for at least an hour. So to cool ones here means to wait or to be kept waiting, right? All right. If you can't behave properly, just sit down here and cool your heels until I call you. So it means that you should wait. I can call my heels and wait for the results of my exam. That's a bit difficult. Yes. Top dog. Top dog. What does it mean? Top dog is a person who has achieved a position of authority. Or we can say the winner of the competition, arrival Lee, or champion. So that person is called top dog. Top dog. He was a top dog in this city. Everybody respects him. So top dog is a person who has achieved a position of authority. Or we can say the winner of a competition or champion. He was determined to be top dog at this swimming me. After my job promotion, I was the top dog, all of the clerics. Now, if Amy, road hog, Yes, road high is another common American expression. It's about the driver who is dangerous because they don't think, and they don't care about other drivers. They just drive very carelessly, very fast. So we call these drivers a road hog. Road hog. Look at that road hog driving in the middle of the road and stopping other drivers from passing him. So guys are old hunk, It's driver who is dangerous because they don't think about other drivers. That's road hog nearly knocked the children over. He's a very careless driver. He was driving too fast. Most of the road hogs will finally have an accident. 74. Section 2 : Common Expressions: They DMs on the expressions that we will learn in this section are, put somebody on the pedestal, berry or hatchet. Zip your lips. Ditch somebody and hand-picked husband. So my dear friends, let's understand these expressions. Put someone on that pedestal. Yes. Somebody on the pedestal. If you put somebody on the pedestal, you behave as if someone, one person, he's more important than others. Or we can say to admire some months so much that you treat them or talk about them as though they are perfect. You put them on a pedestal. Let me give you more examples so you can understand more about it. To put somebody on a pedestal. Professional athletes are often put on a pedestal and they forget that the fans pay their salaries. So to put somebody on a pedestal, Oh, you behave as if one person is more important than others. They put the local doctor on a pedestal, sell them questioning his word or he's authority. We put athletes and movie stars on a pedestal. We admire someone as much as you treat them or talk about them as though they are perfect. Put somebody on a pedestal. A very nice expression. Bury the hatchet. That's my favorite expression, bury the hatchet, which means to stop an argument and become friends. Again. Yes, bury the hatchet. It means to agree to stop arguing about something and become friends. So some countries need to bury the hatchet and stop fighting. Bury the hatchet. Can't you? To just bury the hatchet, you must love each other. So to bury the hatchet means to stop an argument and become friends. Again. It means to agree to stop arguing. The two countries decided to stop the war and bury the hatchet. The two teammates hope to bury the hatchet long enough to win the championship. They decided actually to stop an argument and become friends. Zip your lip, zip your lip. 75. Review idioms in movies : To make a fortune, I'd make a fortune. Going to make a fortune. Going to make a fortune selling. Make a fortune. Maybe if you cool your heels in a jail cell for a few. First, I let you Julio eels in the cells. Let's have a coffee. So you may be top dog, top DO. Every top dog is different because every time I am still topped up, relaxing, I'm topped out. Cleveland. You're number one on my dog list. Top dog. Road, hog, its promise road hockey, thanks, fields. It's time we bury the hatchet. Just to bury the hatchet. Whatever the acid. Alright. Let's officially, I went to bury the hatchet. I'd like to bury the hatchet. We bury the hatchet. You bury the hatchet with you did give me one more time. You're about to become a hand packed, beaten down, shallower man. So you, him Peck husbands are all aligned like that. Even the natives are handbag. 76. Speaking Practice : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. I hear SAR is making a fortune with sales from her latest novel. You are retired. So why are you always on the go? We had to cool our heels when they're released date for the new game got pushed back. You will only get a truthful answer if you manage to talk to one of the top dogs. Many morning commuters became frustrated at debtor owed hogs tried to link two lanes. Stiffen has been putting classic literature on a pedestal over since college. Finally, after two years of fight, the two brothers started varying the hatchet. All right, everyone, zip up your lips. I don't want to hear another sound. I can believe she ditched me to go hang out with her friends. I hope I never become some handpicked husband like my father was. 77. Listening Exercise : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. Will make a fortune if we can manage to secure a trading partner in China will make a fortune. If we can manage to secure a trading partner in China. The bus is constantly on the go, so trying to pin her down for meetings can be really tricky. Sometimes. Their bosses constantly on the go. So trying to pin her down for meetings can be really tricky. Sometimes. You need to cool your heels for a minute. Ten, stop yelling at the staff. They didn't do anything wrong. You need to cool your heels for a minute. Ten, stop yelling at the staff. They didn't do anything wrong. Look at the road, hog driving and then me to love that road and stopping other drivers for I'm passing him. Look at the road hog driving and then we'd loved that road and stopping other drivers from passing him. I o excuse it to be smitten with their romantic partner, but it isn't healthy to put someone up on the pedestal. I know it's easy to be smitten with their romantic partner, but it isn't healthy to put someone up on the pedestal. And you please bury the hatchet to make up with your sister already. I can't do that. Constant fighting. Can you please bury the hatchet to make up with your sister already? I can't do the constant fighting. But mom, I don't want to go zip your lip, Charlie, you're going to math camp, That's fine. But mom, I don't want to go zip your lip, Charlie, you're going to math camp, that's final. My little brother was being a real pest around me and my friends, so we decided to ditch him in the mall. My little brother was being a real pest around me and my friends, so we decided to ditch him in the mall. Johnny used to be the most adventurous, spontaneous guy I knew, but since he got married, he has become totally hand-picked. Johnny used to be the most adventurous, spontaneous guy knew, but since he got married, he has become totally hand-picked. 78. Check Your Understanding : Hello my dear friends. How are you doing? This is Ahmed Robbie ringlets teacher. And in this part, we're going to test your understanding. So we're going to give you a sentence with an underlined word noun phrase, and you have 10 seconds to guess the right idiom. All You're ready, Let's do it. Jack is always controlled by his wife and he's afraid of he's wife unfortunately. So guy is what is the award and eating we can use here, think for ten seconds. That's ride the ride word on ED and we can use here is handpicked. Yes. Jack is hand-picked, which means that he's controlled by his wife and he's afraid of his wife. Can't you to stop fighting and arguing. So what is the EDM? Can you find the median we can use instead of the underlying sentence? Yes. The right. Edi Amy's bury the hatchet. When you guys bury the hatchet, use top arguing and fighting. Alex, mother believes that his son is perfect and she always admires him in public. So what is the ADM? Can you find it thing for 10 seconds? That's why we usually say she puts a sum on pedestrian. So to put somebody on pedestrian means to believe that somebody is perfect and you admire him hair very much like most working mothers. She's always be z and active all the day, all the time. So we learned that this EDM in this lesson, what is it? Yes, the right ADM is on the go. If somebody's undergo he's always or she's always busy and active. Ted is a dangerous driver because he doesn't pay attention and he doesn't think about the other drivers. So yeah, he's a curls driver. So guys, what is the medium? That's why we usually say What is it? Yes, we say he's a road, hog road, how he is a person who is dangerous because he doesn't pay attention to all the drivers. 79. Unit 14 : Ready for new Idioms : They explored Schein's, we will learn in this section are various. Somebody's head in the sand. Eager beaver, until the cows come home, worn out and whack somebody's feet. So guys, let's understand these great expressions. The expression we want to learn today is an important expression and that's to bury the head in the sand. To bury the head in the sand. Which means to ignore or hide from obvious signs or danger. To refuse to think about unpleasant fact, although they will have an influence on your situation. So you should never bury the head in the sand. Very the head in the sand. You've got to face effects here. You can't just bury your head in the sand. So to bury the head in the sand, as I told you means to ignore or hide from obvious signs or danger, or to refuse to think about unpleasant facts. Stub, burying your head in the sand, look at the statistics on smoking and cancer. I can't bury my head in the sand and ignore the fact that you cheated on her. Eager beaver. That's another common expression. That's another common phrase is about a person who is willing to work very hard. One who is in this tree as an enthusiastic, we call that person eager beaver. This is an informal expression for someone who is 20 cane and works harder than they should. Eager beaver. Eager beaver give that big project to the new girl. She's a real eager beaver. So eager beaver is a person who is willing to work very hard. One who is industrious and enthusiastic. They youngest system gets to work very early. She's a real eager beaver. So you've seen from all actually phrase for someone who is too keen and works harder than they should. One of my classmates is a real eager beaver, jealous of him. Until the cows come home, or we can say till the cows come home. This is an informal phrase which means for a very long time or for ever. For example, my friends stay up and play cards till the cows come home. They play cards for a very long time. Until the cows come home. We could talk about this problem until the cows come home, but it wouldn't solve anything. So until the cows come home, this is an informal phrase which means for a very long time or for ever. You can diet until the cows come home. Actually, if you wanted to lose weight, you can smoke until the cows come home, but you must take care of your health. Worn out. That's another common phrase, worn out or in out. We speak about something that is actually can no longer be used. So something that is worn out can no longer be used because it is so old or because it has been damaged by continuous use. Worn out, worn out, my computer is worn out. I must change it and buy the new one. So worn out is something that is actually no longer can be used to because it is so old or because it has been damaged by continue with use. My G's are almost worn out because I have worn them so much more and outs, which means I'm tired here. I've been working for 14 hours and I guess I must go to bed. Drag somebody's feet, drag somebody's feet. That's another common expression which means to do something slowly because you don't want to do it. If you drag your feet, you take too much time to do something because you don't want to do it and drag somebody's feet. He knows he should make a decision, but he's dragging his feet. So to drag your feet means to do some things slowly because you don't want to do it. To drag somebody's feet. Stopped dragging your feet. Go to the main point and tell me why you came late home. If you keep dragging your feet, you will miss the flight and you will have to stay here. So to drag once fee to do something slowly because you don't want to it. 80. Section 2 : Study new idioms : The DMZ and they expressions we will learn in this section are bookworm. To be an old hand. Keep somebody's words to have a runny nose. And that's news to me. Yes, that's news to me. So that my dear friends, let's understand these expressions. The common expression I want to speak about today and this lesson is bookworm. Probably you have heard this many times before, is a person who reads a lot and enjoys reading a lot of books. These people are called bookworm. Someone who likes reading very much. My brother Jack, he's a bookworm. He enjoys or reading books. Book quorum. She was always a book warm when she was a kid. So bookworm is a person who reads a lot and enjoys reading a lot of books. Someone who like screening very much. Come on, let's go out to You are such a book warm. You must enjoy your free time. But all you do is reading books. The book warm was the top student in the class. I was jealous of him to be an old hand at something. Or we can say to be an old hand. When we say somebody is an old hand at something, we speak about someone who is very experienced and skilled in a particular area of activity, to be an old hand at something. Let me give you some examples. To be an old hand at something. I have been a bus driver for seven years, so I'm an old hand at this. So if you're an old Hannah's something you are very experienced and skilled in particular area or activity. If you have any questions, ask Andrew you. She's done this job before and she's an old hand at filing. He's an old hand at the game. He's been playing for 10 years, so he's very experienced and very skilled. Keep somebody's words. Keep somebody's words, which means to do what one has promised. So for example, my brother is a trustworthy person. You can count on him. Yes. Which means he will do what He has promised. So he will keep his words. Key ones words. I told her I'd be there to pick her up and I intend to keep my word. So to keep one's wars means to do what one has promised. Keeping one's Wars isn't necessary in the legal profession. He is someone who keeps his words. You can rely on that. So he will do what He has promised. That's news to me. That's news to me, which means I didn't know that I had not been informed of that. This is used when you are surprised or annoyed because you have not being told something earlier. So in these situations you can say, that's news to me. You're going to get married. They didn't know that. That's news to me. That's news to me. Oh, sorrow and Marshall GOT married. What a surprise. That's news to me. Which means I didn't know that. I had not been informed of that. You've got accepted in that university. Are you serious? That's news to me. And he told you he did a lot of cooking, did he? Well, that's news to me. So guys, this is used when you are surprise or annoyed because you have not been told something earlier. Runny nose. Runny nose. Runny nose is the ADM that Emerick cans use to describe what happens when your nose runs, when the liquid comes out of your nose because of cold, allergy or crying. That's called runny nose. Let me give you some examples. Ronnie knows, or to get a runny nose of God, Ronnie knows, I must go to doctor. It's been five days and I'm still sick after scheme. So runny nose is the ADM that americans used to describe what happens where your nose runs and the liquid comes out of your nose? I had a terrible runny nose. I guess I got a cold. I'm mosque relax. My allergy will never finish. Runny nose is driving me crazy. 81. Quick review of expressions : Just barely hadn't same axon Potnia Moscowitz lives right there. You hadn't sent bury our heads in sand. Bury my head in the sand. So exercise some god damn discretion and bury your head in the sand. We're an eager beaver. Eagle. Fluids. Bva, time. Veterinary school. Asks, Can you give me Hello, slow down beaker B. Until the cows come home. Until the cows come home. You can double reverse Dogme until the cows come home, till the cows come home. I'll drag my feet. He doesn't complain or drag is V over just drag is faith. Have a good day. Hey book where? Finally, Giorgio rate and not vet school book worm. Runny nose, sore throat. Runny nose is runny nose with a runny nose and a bad back. Looks like you guys already know. Then when let's do some loose domain. Wow, that's news to me. 82. Speaking Improvement : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. Ted is just baring his head in the sand and ignoring keys, feelings. Orange and eager beaver getting to the office and our early my wife was talking on the phone with her sister till the cows came home last night. My car and D is about to wear out. We can't be laid for the dentist, so quit dragging your feet and get into car. You can count on him cause he always keeps his words. She's such a bookworm. She always gets the best grades in her class. I've been a bus driver for seven years. So I am an old hand up this. I've got the runny nose every morning and in the evening. Never had this problem before. We are not allowed to dump grass clippings here. That's news to me. 83. Listening Exercise Stage: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as see that takes on the screen and check your answers. Ted, you again barrier head in the sand about your health. Please make an appointment with your doctor and get that for eyes checked out. Ted, again, barrier head in the sand about your health. Please make an appointment with your doctor and get that rise checked out. Give that big project to the new girl. She's a real eager beaver. Give that big project to the new girl. She's a real eager beaver. You can wait till the cows come home. But two, you will never see that law passed in this country. You can wait till the cows come home, but t will never see that law passed in this country. It takes a lot of driving to wear out an engine. It takes a lot of driving to wear out an engine. Please stop dragging your feet. You're going to miss that great opportunity. Please stop dragging your feet. You're going to miss that great opportunity. Tom always keeps his words. So if you promise to help you move, then he'll be here. Tom always keeps his words. So if you promise to help you move, then he'll be here. Look more with someone who spends much dimer reading or studying. Look, war is someone who spends much time reading or studying. If you have any questions asks, Are she's done this job before and he's an old hand at filing. If you have any questions, asks how she's done this job before n 0s and old hat at filing. When seasons change, a lot of people solver over runny nose and other common allergy symptoms. When seasons change, a lot of people solver over runny nose and other common allergy symptoms. Yeah. Jeff, I'm sorry. I haven't been going out for a few months now. Knows to me. I thought they were just friends. Yeah. Jeff, I'm sorry. I haven't been going out for a few months now. Knows to me, I thought they were just friends. 84. Checking your Knowledge : Hello everybody. How are you doing? This is I'm, I'm Robbie, and end this part. We're going to test you. So you have 10 seconds to think and tell me the right EDO. So what is the right idea we can use instead of the underlined phrase and word lists do with the concert has been canceled. Oh shit. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. So what is the idea? The right EDM is, that's news to me. That's news to me, which means I didn't know that in our guys. I have a lot of experience as add this k. Yeah, I'm expert. What AD and we can use here. Think for ten seconds. Right? Edm. Yes, I'm an old hand at this k, which means I have a lot of experience with my sister or she spends five hours reading books every day, sometimes more. So, what is the war than the anion we can use for my sister? The idea we can use here is both quorum. Lukewarm is a person who likes to read books and spends a lot of time every day reading books. He knows he should see a doctor, but he's a slowing things down. I don't know why. So can you find the medium? What is it guys? Think for ten seconds? The right idea we can use here is he's dragging his feet. If somebody drag his or her feet, he slows things down. Sorry, is a person who is willing to work very hard in her company. So what is the EDO? Yes, she's willing to work very hard. The right ED, and we can use here, the right phrase we can use here is eager beaver. Eager beaver is a person who is willing to work very hard. 85. Unit 15 : Master Many Idioms: They expressions that we will learn in this section are to have a heart of gold. Go to the point. Get out of the bed on the wrong side of the bit, barking up the wrong tree, and to have other fish to fry. So my dear friends, what do these expressions mean and how do we use them? Let's understand it. To have a heart of gold, which needs to be very kind and generous, to be extremely kind and helpful. So if somebody has a heart of gold, they are very sincere, generous, and kind by nature. My mother has a heart of gold. To have a heart of gold. Jack has a heart of gold. He always helps the poor people who have no money. So to have a heart of gold needs to be very kind and generous. To be extremely kind and helpful. She'll do anything for anyone. She's got a heart of gold. She's very sincere, generous, and kind. My brother has a heart of gold. He always helps me do my homework. Get to the point. Yes, get to the point. Get to the point means get to the most important part of topic. It means to reach the main or most important idea of something. For example, it took several paragraphs for hair to get to the point of her argument. Get to the point. To get to the point. Son, your mother, and I love you very much and we want you to know that will always take care of you. But let me get to the point. We are getting a divorce. So to get to the point means to get to the most important part of Topic, Teresa main, or the most important idea of something. After a long speech, the President got to the point and he told the people that the country will face a war. So he get to the most important part of topic. To get out of the bed on the wrong side? Yes, to get out of bed on the wrong side, which means to be in a bad mood and to be easily annoyed all day. So guys, if you get out of it on the wrong side, you feel slightly angry or annoyed for no particular reason to get actually out of bed on the wrong side. What's the matter with you? Did you get out of the bed on the wrong side or something? So if you get out of their bed on the wrong side, actually, you are in a bad mood and you will be easily annoyed all day. Why are you angry? I got up on the wrong side of the bed yesterday. So I was really in a bad mood and I had a headache. Whenever he get out of the bed on the wrong side, he starts nagging. So if you get out of the bed on the wrong side, you feel slightly angry or annoyed for no particular reason? Barking up the wrong tree? Yes, some people are barking up the wrong tree, which means they are wrong about the reason for something or the way to achieve or get something. It means to have a wrong idea or do something in a way that will not give you the information or result you want. So some people are barking up the wrong tree. They should change their mind. Barking up the wrong tree. She thinks it will solve the problem, but I think she's barking up the wrong tree, which means to be wrong about the reason for something or the way to achieve and do something. If you think I'll help you cheat, you are definitely barking up the wrong tree. You are wrong. You think you can get married to that beautiful girl. Oh man, you are barking up the wrong tree. So it means to have a wrong idea or to do something in a way that will not give you the information or result you want. To have other fish to fry. Yes, to have other fish to fry is another common American expression, which means to have something more important to do. Or we can say to have more important or more interesting things to do or intent to. You have. Are there fish to fry? To have other fish to fry? I hope that boss keeps meeting short. We all have other fish to fry, which means we have something more important to do. I can stay here and wait for the show to start. Come on. I have other fish to fry. I have more important and more interesting things to do. Actually. I can't go out with my friends. Actually, I must stay at home. I have other fish to fry. I have something more important to do. 86. Section 2 : New Useful expressions: The ADM and the expression is, we will learn in this section, are no offense to fist it. Thumb your nose at somebody. I got your six. Act, your age. So guys, let's understand these great explorations. No offense, no offense. That's a very common phrase. This is used for telling someone that you hope what you are saying will not disrespect or offend them. It means what I have said or I'm about to say, is not meant to offend or insult you, even though it could be interpreted that way. No offense. Let me give you some examples. No offense. I'm not sure you are the best person for the job. No offense, Charlie. So no offense. This is used for telling someone that you hope and what you are saying will not disrespect or fn Tim. No offense. I think you don't have a good memory. You easily forget names. No offends. Your hair cell is not nice. I guess you must change it. So it means what I have said or I'm about to say is not meant to offend or insult you, even though it could be interpret, interpret it that way. To fist it. To fist it May 2% strong, rough, vigorous, energetic, or enthusiastic. So when we speak about something that is rough, aggressive or vigorous, usually said of a man? Yes. Usually when we speak about strong, aggressive men, we can use this expression to fist it. To fist it. The U2F listed drinking man couldn't control himself at the bar to fist it? Yes. Which means a strong graph and vigorous, energetic, or enthusiastic person. Usually said of a man there to visit boy could easily when they're running Grace. She's such a good girl. She's a really energetic and plays all different kinds of sports. She's strong, rough and energetic. Thumb, your nose at someone. Thumb, your nose at someone. That's another common expression, which means to show a lack of respect to our someone or something. Literally it means to perform a rude gesture in which one touches their nose with their thumb in order to express contempt or a lack of respect. So you should never thumb your nose at people. That's disrespectful. To thumb your nose at somebody. The little boy named his nose at an old man. So he's parents became angry and punished him. So to, to thumb your nose at somebody needs to show a lack of respect towards someone or something. Most pedestrians thumb their noses. At jaywalking laws. Don't thumb your nose at me unless you want to fight. I got your six. I got your six. That's another funny expression, which means backing you up. I've got your back. This is set actually to say that you will support someone. Yes, you will support someone. I've got your back. I got your six. I got your six. Don't worry about this problem. I got your six. I'll help you solve it. So there is nothing to worry about. So I got your six means backing you up. I've got your back. I will support you. My father always got my six whenever I fall in trouble, he supports me. I've got your six buddy. There is nothing to worry about. I will support you. Act your age. Yes, act your age, which means to behave in a way suitable for someone as old as you are. It means to behave more maturely, to behave more mature early. Don't be a child. Act your age. Act your age. Come on, stop speaking like that. You look silly. Act your age. So when we tell people act your age, we are telling them to behave in a way suitable for someone as old as they are age. So they should behave more maturely. You're watching cartoons, come on man, act your age. You are 39 years old and you are still playing games. Come on. Act. Your age. 87. Let's Review these expressions : She's got a heart, a solid gold, very bendy with a herd of gold. He had a heart of gold. I'm a problem solver and I have a heart of gold barking up the wrong tree file, and I can have around 3000. Then she's barking up the wrong tree, Roman tree. We have bigger fish to fry, bigger fish to fry. I got better fish to fry. We got bigger fish to fry. No sense. No offense. No offense. In fact, I attenuate why Ternary, I just age. I don't think you should ask your age. 88. Speaking Skill: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence. Pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. Mary is such a lovely person. She has a heart of gold. Okay, I have to leave soon, so please get to the point of your story. I'm sorry, I snapped at you earlier. I think I just got out of bed on the wrong side today. If you think I'll help you cheat. Er, definitely barking up the wrong tree. I hope that bus keeps his meeting short. We all have other fish to fry. No offense. But I think it's maybe time you cleaned up your kitchen. Perry is a real cowboy, always ready for a fight or a drunken brawl. Don't thrombi or nose at the boss if you want to keep your job. Don't worry. I got your six. I would do anything to support two of our really John actor age a little ER, like a child sometimes. 89. Improving Listening skill: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. So it always goes out of her way to help everyone she can. She really has a heart of gold. So I'm always goes out of her way to help everyone she can. She really has a heart of gold. He has been talking a long time. I wish you would come to the point. He has been talking a long time. I wish you would come to the point. G's. The bus has been in a really bad mood all day. I guess he must have gotten out of the bit on the wrong side. Jeez. The bus has been in a really bad mood all day. I guess he must have gotten out of the bit on the wrong side. I marked up the wrong tree when I apply to such good colleges with my average grades. I barked up the wrong tree. When I apply to such good colleges with my average grades. I didn't pursue it in detail because I'm afraid I had other fish to fry at the time. I didn't pursue it in detail because I'm afraid I had other fish to fry at the time. All I'm saying is that I think we could use some help with their innovation. No offense, John, you've been a big help. All I'm saying is that I think we could use some help with their innovation. No offense, John, you've been a big help. The character is yet another ordinary, hard drinking, twisted stereotype of so many other Westerns that have come before him. The character is yet another ordinary, hard drinking, twisted stereotype of so many other ways turns that have come before him. Did that guy really just zombies nose UP me? Do people still do that? Did that guy really just zombies nose UP me? Do people still do that? Watch out dude, there's a crepe coming up behind you, but I got your six. Watch out, dude, there's a quiz coming up behind you, but I got your six. I'm glad that sorry. So can we do it to her studies? But sometimes I wish you would act her age and go out with our friends a bit. I'm glad that sorry. So can we get to her studies? But sometimes I wish you would act her age and go out with their friends a bit. 90. Testing stage: Hello, how are you doing? Welcome to this practice. As you know, in this practice, always we're going to test your understanding so you have 10 seconds to answer my question. And I'm going to give you a sentence with an underlined word, sentence or phrase, and you have 10 seconds to tell me the right EDM. Are you're ready? Let's do it. Stop being silly, jack, you are acting childish. So can you remember the ED and we learned in this lesson, what does it think for ten seconds? So we usually say act your age. Act your age means try to behave in the right way and stop acting childish. Act your age. Yes, act your age. My friend Alex, he has no respect for the authority all his life. Yes. He has no respect. Did you find the video? What is it I think for ten seconds. Yes. We usually say thumb, your nose at somebody, which means you have over no respect for that person. Thumb your nose at somebody. I don't want to make you upset, but I find your sister a little bit rude. Yes, I don't want to make you upset. So what media we can use here instead of the underlined symptoms? The right ADME is no offense. If you'd tell person no offense at the beginning of your sentence, this is a polite way to say that I don't want to make you upset. No offense. I must go See you later. I have something more important to do. I have something more important to do. So my idea of brands, What did they do? Can you remember? That's why we usually say I have other fish to fry, which means I have something more important to do. My uncle always helps poor people. He's kind and gentle voice. Yes, he's kind and generous and everybody loves him. So what is the EDO? The right idea we can use here is he has a heart of gold. So guys, if somebody has a heart of gold, is very kind and generous. 91. Unit 16 : Ready for new idioms: They DMZ or the exploration is that we will learn in this section are to pig out to make up for something, to hell with something, or somebody hop in and cut the comedy. So my dear friends, let's understand more about these great expressions. The common phrase we want to learn today is pig out. Yes, pig out. Probably you have heard it before. So what does it mean? Pick out means to eat too much of something. We can also say to make a pig of yourself. So this is an informal phrase which means to eat a lot of food all at once. For example, I've found Sam in front of the TV peeing out on pizza and fries. Pick out. I'm crazy about ice cream. I love took pig out on ice cream. So guys, to pick out means to eat too much of something. Or we can also say to make a pig of yourself. So this is an informal phrase which means to eat a lot of food all at once. We peaked out on all the delicious cakes and pastries. After picking out on food, I had a really terrible stomach. So I had a lot of food that I had a really terrible stomach. May cough for somebody or makeup for something means to provide something good. So that's something bad, seems less important. So to make up for somebody also means to do something to show that you are sorry for doing something that upset or annoyed someone. Make up for somebody or something. Let me give you some examples. To make cough for something or somebody, which means to do something, to show that you are sorry for doing something that upset or annoyed someone. He invited her to the restaurant to make cough for being clay. So he tried to show that he is sorry for doing something like being played. The good weather made up for the bad organization. No amount of money can make up for the death of a child To hell with something or somebody. That's another common American phrase and expression. This is used to say that you don't care about someone or something. If you say to hell with something or somebody, it means that disgusted, fed up or wants nothing to do with some months or something. It means I don't care about someone or something at all. To hell with something or somebody. I'm tired of reading all of these books To hell with these books. So guys, this is used to say that and you do not care about someone or something at all? She didn't seem to care about me. And I was ready to say to hell with her and work out. To hell with saving money, going shopping? Yes. Hop in Harbin? Yes, that's another funny expression. The meaning of Hopkin means come inside the vehicle. Yes. Happened. Which means get into or out of a vehicle. Quickly. Hop in or hop on. Come on, boy, how pawn? Let's go. It's getting late. We should arrive on time. So the meaning of Hop N means come inside a vehicle or to go inside a vehicle very fast, very quickly. I hopped on the bus at the traffic lights. So I just got into the boss very quickly. After the accident, I hopped in and drove off. Cuts the comedy. Cut the comedy. Which means stop acting silly and telling jokes. When we tell people stop cut the committee, we are telling them to be serious. We are telling them to stop fooling around. There's often used as an imperative. Cut, the comedy. Cut, the comedy. Alright, you guys cut the comedy and get to work. So to cut the comedy means to stop acting silly and telling jokes to be serious. Please be serious, top Joe King, that's enough. You guys cut the comedy. Yes, stop fooling around. And this is often used as an imperative. Cut the comedy Jack. Otherwise, the boss will fire you and you will lose your job. So stub, acting silly, just try to be serious. 92. Section 2 : Fun nice Expressions : The ATMs and the expression is we will learn in this section are why the long face, ta-da for now, the damage is done. To turn on the water works. And home, sweet home. My dear friends. Let's understand more about these great expressions. Why the long face? Why the long face? So why the long face means why you are sad or why you are depressed. So if you have a long face, you look sad and depressed. So when we are telling people and asking them why they have the log phase, we are asking actually, why do you have such a sad expression on your face? Let me give you some examples. Why the long face? Why have you got such a long face? My boyfriend doesn't want to see me anymore. Oh, that's terrible. So if you have a long face, you look sad and depressed. Why the long face? Come on, forget, forget it. Let's go out and have fun. While you are sad. Why the long face? Don't worry. I know you've lost your money. I will lend you some. I will give you some money. So why the long face means why you look sad and depressed. Ta-da for now. Ta-da for now. This is another way of saying See you later. And it can be abbreviated to T, T, F, N tada for now. So this is an informal way to say, see you later. Tata for now. Ta-da, ta-da for now. I'm living mom, I'm traveling to Canada. I'll be back soon. Taught off for now. So this is another way of seeing, See you later. This is an informal phrase to say, see you later. See you guys have a wonderful day. Friends. Taught off or now. I must leave. I have a meeting, get six ta-da for now, See you later. The damage is done. That's another common American ED and the damage is done. This is set to mean that it is too late to improve a bad situation. This is used to say that something bad has happened, which makes it impossible to go back to the way things were back in the future. So the damage is done. The damage is done. You guys missed the exam. It's very late. I'm sorry, but the damage is done. So this is to mean that it is too late to improve it. Bad situation. This is used to say that something bad has happened, which makes it impossible to go back to the way things where there didn't seem any point in arguing now the damage was done. So we can use the simple past the damage was done or simple present the damage is done. I didn't even know I had offended her until colon told me and then it was too late. The damage was done? Yes. It's too late to improve it. Bad situation. Turn on the water works, tear. Now though water works, That's another common expression, which many students cannot understand, means to start crying especially too much or in a way that doesn't seem sincere. Turn on the water works. This is an informal phrase which means to start crying in order to get sympathy. Turn around the waterworks. Turn on the waterworks. Turn on the water works. You can turn on the water works. All you want. I'm not going to change my mind. So to turn on the water works nice to start crying spatially too much or in a way that doesn't seem sincere. Every time Believed got homesick, he turned on the water works, Sally heritage their knee and turned on the water works for about 20 minutes. She started crying too much. Home, sweet home. That's my favorite phrase. I love it because I love my home. This is used to say how nice it is to be in your own home, especially when you come back home from a trip. So this is used to say how nice it is to be in your house, in your home, home, Sweet Home. Home, sweet home. Hello guys, I'm back home of home, sweet home. I miss this place. This is the so this is used to show how nice it is to be in your own home, especially when you come back home. After eight hours of working outside in this hot sun, It's great to be home. Home, sweet home. I spent all night at my friend's house, but it was not relaxing. Happy to come back home here. Home, sweet home. 93. Fast review in Movies: Service it just out here with my evaluation. The hell what the hell with that? Well, the hell with that. Help with you. I've been along very well a long face while on phase 1, phase 1, phase for now. For now. But unfortunately the damage is done. The damage is already done. Got our works are very expect the waterworks. 94. Improving your Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. I'll just have a salad. I've been peeking out too much lately. I'd be willing to make up for sorrow. Well, she's away. And F To hell with this class. I don't even like calculus. Hop in. If you want to go to the mall with me. If he doesn't cut the comedy, she's going to get upset. Hey kiddo, why the line face? Is it something bothering you? I gotta catch up with my next class. So ta-ta four. Now, by the time the ambulance arrived, the damage had been done. I couldn't tell the kid was about to turn on the water works. So I bought him an ice cream. Home, sweet home after two months in India. Is great to be back. 95. Improving Your Listening: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear, play again and see that takes on the screen and check your answers. Once a month, my friends and I get together on peek out on pizza and what cheesy horror movies. Once a month, my friends and I get together on peek out on pizza and watch cheesy horror movies. Branch can't make it. So you will have to make up for him if that's okay. Branch can't make it. So you will have to make up for him if that's okay. Well, To hell with him, then it's not like I'm going to miss him. Well, to hell with him then. It's not like I'm going to miss him. When I realized that they would be late if I didn't leave right away, I hopped into my car and spit off. When I realized that I would be late if I didn't leave right away, I hopped into my car and sped off. Bows, cut the comedy and focus on these math problems. Bose called the comedy and focus on these math problems. Hey Ani, why the long face? I found out that I failed my math exam this morning. Hey, Ani, why the long face? I found out that I failed my math exam this morning. I need to wake up early in the morning tomorrow. So ta-ta four now. I need to wake up early in the morning tomorrow. So Tata for now, Can't we just changed a policy that cause so much upset? Entrepreneur general, there is nothing we can do, the damage is done. Can't we just changed a policy that caused so much upset? Entrepreneur general, there is nothing we can do. The damage is done. My little assist them with terrorism. The water works the moment she doesn't get what she wants. My little associate with terrorism, the water works the moment she doesn't get what she wants. Oh, finally, I'm back home, sweet home. This is the only place where I feel that to 0s, 0. Finally, I'm back home, sweet home. This is the only place where I feel that to ISS. 96. Check What you have Learned: Hello, how are you doing? Welcome to this practice. As you know in this part, we're going to give you a sentence with an underlined phrase and you have 10 seconds to guess the right. Edm, are you're ready? Let's do it. Hey, you can cry all the day. I'm not going to change my mind. So guys, did you remember the ADN what eating we can use here? Think for ten seconds. Yes, the idea we can use here is to turn on the water works. To turn on the water works means to start crying. I didn't know I had offended sorrow. I think it's too late to improve the bad situations. Yes. It's too late to improve the bad situation. So my dear friends, what is the deal we can use here? Think for ten seconds. The ride ADME is the damage is done. So if say if you say the damage is done, It means that it's too late to improve the bad situation. I just want to leave for the present and I don't care about the consequences. Yes, I don't really care about the consequences. So my dear friend, did you find the EDM? What is it? Yes, we usually say the hell with the consequences or the hell or to hell with something. If you say to hell with something, it means that you don't care about the consequences. I found Sam the front of the TV. He was eating pizza and fries. Many amount large amount of rise. So what does the video? Can you remember it? Yes. The right ADME is pig out. So he was picking out on pizza. So he was eating a lot of pizza. Hey, Jack, Why are you sad and upset? Did something bad happened to you? So guys, what AD and we can use here. K, remember? Yes, the right ADME is a long phase. Why do you have such long craze, which means why you are sad or upset. 97. Unit 17 : Master Many Expressions : The VMs and the expressions, as we will learn in this section, are a dead ringer for somebody. Your wish is my command. Just my luck. What's it to you? And to answer the call of nature. Guys, let's understand more about these great expressions. The common expression now I want to speak about today in this lesson is a dead ringer for somebody? Yes, a dead ringer for somebody. So when we speak about someone or something that looks very similar to someone or something else, we can use this expression. So we speak about someone who looks exactly like someone else. He's a dead ringer for somebody. Let me give you some expressions. A dead ringer for somebody. This boy is really cute. He's a dead ringer for his dad. So when we speak about a dead ringer, we speak about someone or something that looks very similar to someone or something else? They look exactly alike. She's a dead ringer for my sister. I thought she was my sister. I must report this to her. My friend is dead ringer for Cristiano Ronaldo, jealous of him. So Cristiano Ronaldo and my friend look exactly like each other. Your wish is my command. Yes. Your wish is my command. This is used for saying You will do anything that someone wants. This is used humorously to say that you will do whatever someone asks you to do. So in such situations, we can use this expression and we can say, Your wish is my command. Let me give you some examples so you can understand more about this phrase. Your wish is my command. Could you put these dishes away for me from your wishes? My command. So this is used for saying You will do anything that someone wants. You want me to help you do your homework. Sure. Your way. She is my command. So this is also used humorously to say that you will do whatever someone asks you to do. Okay, mom, I will wash the dishes. Your wish is my command. Just my luck. Just my luck. That's another common American expression. This is something that you say when something bad happens to you. This is used to say that you are not surprise, something bad has happened to you because you are usually on the key. So you can say just my, like, oh, I just plan to go out on picnic. It's rain. Just my luck. This is used to say that you are not surprised something bad has happened to you because you are usually unlucky. They saw the last ticket five minutes before I got there. Just my like, when something bad happens to you, you can use this expression. So he left five minutes before I got here. Did he just my like what's it to you? Yes. What's it to you? What does it mean? So this is used to tell someone angrily that something doesn't concern them. So when we tell people what's it to you, it means why do you want to know? Mind your own business? Yes, we can also say mind your own business or it's none of your business? Yes, it's none of your business. What's it to you? What's it to you? What's it to you? I saw you in the chemist yesterday. What did you buy? What's it to you? So this is used to tell someone angrily that something doesn't concern them. Come on, man, Don't ask me any questions. What's it to you if I want to go? It's none of your business, right? What's it to you? Why do you want to know how I won the lottery? What's it to you? What's it to you? So it means that something does not concern you. Sometimes you need to answer the call of nature. So have you heard this expression before? To answer that call off nature? This isn't the need to use the toilet, especially when it's urgent. So to answer the call of nature, it means to satisfy a bodily urge to urinate or defecate, to answer the call of nature. To answer the call of nature. Where did he go so quickly to answer the call of nature? So to answer the call of nature means actually this is the need to use the toilet, especially when urgent. I got a really bad stomach ache. I must answer the call of nature. I had to go into the wounds to answer the call of nature. 98. Section 2 : Learn the new idioms: They expressions that we will learn in this section are to be stuffed. Not to be on the speaking term. Wearing shoes, are wearing socks. Arise and shine. And to stand somebody up? Yes, to stand somebody up. So what do these expressions mean? Less understand more about it. Stuffed to be stuffed. So if somebody is staffed, they have eaten until they are full or ill? Yes. Stuffed, which means completely full so that you can't eat any more. I am stuffed. Stuffed. No more. Thanks. I'm stuffed. I have no place in my stomach. So someone who is a stopped has eaten until they are full or ill, completely full so that you cannot eat anymore. I couldn't eat the dessert after a big dish of fish, I was really stopped after eating all of those cakes, iOS stuffed. I had a really bad feeling. So I was completely full that I actually couldn't eat anymore. To be on the speaking term with somebody or to not to be on the speaking terror with somebody. So guys, if you are not on the speaking term with somebody, you refuse to talk to them because you are angry with them. So you are not on speaking terms with them. To not be on speaking terms with somebody. Had an argument last night and now they are not on speaking terms with each other. So if you are not on speaking terms with somebody, you refuse to talk to them because you are angry with them, Right? I'm not on speaking terms with Mary. We had a serious disagreement. The two nations have not been on speaking terms for a couple of decades. So they are not speaking and they are not talking because I guess they are angry with each other. Wearing odd shoes, or we can say wearing socks, et cetera, which means not a matching pair of shoes. We can use it for shoes, gloves, socks, etc.. It means that that shoe is separated from a pair or sets. So wearing shoes, wearing shoes or socks or we can use other actually close. He was wearing odd shoes. Everybody was making fun of him. So the shoes are not matching, not matching pair of shoes. I had a really important meeting, so I hurried up and I was forced to wear shoes. She was wearing out globs, one blue and one black. So they are, there is no matching here. Rise and shine, rise and shine. This is set to tell someone to wake up and get out of it. Arise and shine, which means get out of bed and be lively and energetic. Rise and shine. Rise and shine. Come on, children, rise and shine. We are going to get late. We are going to the beach. So this is set to tell someone to wake up and get out of bed, and get out of bed and be lively, energetic. Father always calls rise and shine in the morning when we want to go on sleeping. Rise and shine sleepy head, you have to leave for school in 20 minutes. So wake up, everybody get out of bed. Stan, somebody up. That's another common phrasal verb and expression, stand somebody up, which means to intentionally fail to meet someone when you said you would, especially when you are starting to have a romantic relationship with somebody. So when you intentionally fail to meet someone, when you said you would use 10 them up. So that's an unacceptable behavior. You should never stand people UP. Stand somebody up. I don't know if I have been stood up or if she's just leads. I'll wait for another half an hour. So to stand somebody out means to intentionally fail to meet someone when you said you would E stood up his date while he played basketball with the guys? I have been waiting here for more than one hour, but she didn't show up. I guess she stood me. 99. Review Expressions in films : That's right. He's a dead ringer for Elvis. She was a ringer for when? You're dead ringer for dead ringer. You're dead ringer for flame Princess. Your wish is my command. You wish? Your wish is my command. Your wish is not coming. You wish is my command. Just my luck. Just my luck. Yes. Thanks. Man. I'm stuffed stuffed up stuff. We're not currently on speaking terms. Were non SPT turn out on speaking terms? Rods inside detective rise and shine. Rise and shine, rise and shine. You stood me up for what? He stood me up in Florence, me up and die. 100. Speaking Exercising : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. These tall, dark, and it did rain gutter for Robert patents and get into the house and fetch my hammer. You wish is my command. You're stuck with the same professor as Laughter. Just your leg. That's right. I didn't pass. What's it to you anyway? Gem is off answering the call of nature. The cake looks great, but stuffed. After that argument last night, I'm not on speaking terms with Stephanie. He was wearing odd socks. Come onto your grand rise and shine. We are going to the beach. Tom is really bad about standing up his dates. 101. Listening Practicing : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. Sartre was such a dead ringer for Kate Winslet that sometimes people would ask her for her autograph. Sarah was such a dead ringer for Kate Winslet that sometimes people would ask her for her autograph. Honey. Would you give me a so it up from the kitchen? Of course, my love, your wish is my command. Honey. Would you get me a sewed up from the kitchen? Of course, my love your wish is my command. That's just my luck. First the flat tire and now I'm locked out of the apartment. That's just my lock first, the flat tire, and now I'm locked out of the apartment. How did he die? Suddenly, Emily was angry. What's it to you? How did he die? Suddenly, Emily was angry. What's it to you? When I'm in it, I have to go answer the call of nature are wait a minute. I have to go answer the call of nature or she was totally stuff. So she's kept eating that DBS salad. She was totally stuff, so she just kept hitting that DBS salad. It took a long time, but my ex husband and I are finally on speaking terms these days. It took a long time, but my ex husband and I are finally on speaking terms these days. She was embarrassed because she was wearing costumes. She was embarrassed because she was wearing costumes. Rise on China's sleepy had you've got a busy morning, so you'd better get a move on. Rise on it, honestly, p-hat, you've got a busy morning, so you'd better get a move on. I'm sorry. I studio up but I had a family emergency last night. I'm sorry, I studio up but I had a family emergency last night. 102. Test Your Knowledge Now : Hello everybody, How are you doing? I hope you're doing great and welcome to this part. And this part we're going to give you a sentence with an underlined word and phrase. And you will have 10 seconds to guess the right EDM. If you already list to wit. I guess she intentional least topped meeting me here, but I will wait another half hour. So my dear friends, What is the video? Yes. The right EDM is I guess she's To me up which means she's topped intentionally meeting me. She's to me up. They had an argument last night and now they are not speaking? Yes, they are not talking and speaking. So did you remember the idiom? Think guys for 10 seconds? That's right. The right EDM is, they are not on speaking term. So if we say that they are not Honest speaking term, it means that they are not talking and speaking because they had an argument. I have eaten enough, please. Let's keep the desserts. I have eaten enough. So guys, can you remember the word? Yes, the rightward, these Tufte staff maze on Fool and I have eaten enough and there is no actually wrong in my stomach. Four more food. They saw the last ticket, five minutes just before I got there. So I have a bad chance and that's a bad happening. We have a phrase and EDM, what is it, guys? That's right. The right ADM is just my like, Just my luck. When you are angry because you're not lucky, you can say just my luck. I'm afraid I need to go to the toilet right now. So my friends, can you remember the AD and we can use here? Yes. The right EDM is I need to answer the call of nature. To answer the call of nature is a polite way to say that you need to go to the toilet. 103. Unit 18 : Let's study new idioms : The DMZ or the explosions we will learn in this section are pangs of conscience. Live it to me. Walking papers, jom down somebody's throat to soak somebody. So guys, what do these expressions mean? Less understand more about them. In this section. A comment, a phrase we want to speak about today is pang of conscience. Or we can use the plural form that pangs of conscience. This is a feeling of shame, guilt, or embarrassment resulting from behavior which one? Or regrets. So that's called pang of conscience. Let me give you some examples just so you can understand more about it. Pang of conscience. After an accident, I heard a little child, actually his leg was broken and a hat, pangs of conscience. So pangs of conscience is a feeling of shame, guilt, or embarrassed marrow resulting from behavior which won her regrets. I had pangs of conscience after insulting her. Actually, I must apologize to her. Some culprits have pangs of conscience after committing a crime. So they have this feeling of shame, guilt, or embarrassment. Leave it to me. Yes, Leave it to me. That's another common expression. That's my favorite one. Which means actually the meaning of Leave it to me is I will be responsible for it. Generally leave it to me means let me handle it or take care of it. So if somebody says Leave it to me, then normally that means I will be responsible for it. Leave it to me. Live it to me. Mom, I'm sick today. Can you take the children to school? And dad says Leave it to me, just get some rest. So guys, the meaning of limit to me is I will be responsible for it. So generally leave it to me means let me handle it or let me take care of it. Boy, don't worry about the money limit to me, I'll find a way to pay off their rent. You want to buy a cake for birthday? No, leave it to me. I can cook a great cake. I will handle it. I will take care of it. Working papers or to give somebody haze or hair walking papers. So guys, if you gave some, they're walking papers, you ask that you ask that person to leave a place or a job because they have done something wrong. So we would give them their walking papers. Let me give you some examples. To give somebody they are walking papers. He was called into the boss's office and given he's walking papers. So guys, if you gave some on there walking papers, you ask that person to leave a place or a job because they have done something wrong. Three players got their walking papers last week, so they were forced to leave their job. They are closing down my department. I guess I get my walking papers soon. I will have to leave my job to jump down somebody's throat? Yes. Have you heard this expression before? To jump down somebody's throat, which means to react angrily to something that somebody says or does. This is an informal phrase which means to suddenly speak angrily to someone. You jumped down to that person's throat. And this is not good. You should control your emotions. You should never jump down people's throat. To jump down somebody's throat. She's been very irritable Recently, Jumping down my throat every time I open my mouth. So to jump down somebody's throat means to react angrily to something that someone says or does. I made a criticism and he jumped down my throat. I can't talk to him. When I said to my dad that I had come late tonight, he jumped down my road. So this is an informal phrase which means to sell only speak angrily to someone. To soak someone. That's another common actually expression to soak someone, which means to obtain a lot of money from somebody by making them pay very high taxes or prices. We can also say to overcharge someone or to extort money from someone. Yes, to soak someone. Let's put this expression in different examples so you can understand it better. To soak someone. They soaked me for $20 for the parking. That was just ten minutes. So to soak some amines to obtain a lot of money from somebody might making them pay very high taxes or price to overcharge someone. The police put him in prison because he was accused of so King he is clients. The taxi driver spoke to me for $15 and I had to pay it. 104. Section 2 : Ready for new Idioms: They idioms and expressions we will learn in this section are to have a screw loose, to blow a fuse, hit, and miss to eat like a horse. And not in the same wavelength. These are five grade common American expressions. Let's understand more about them. To have a screw loose. As screw loose. If you say that somebody has a screw loose, you mean that they behave in a strange way and seems slightly and mentally ill to have a screw loose. To have a screw loose. He has a screw loose somewhere. He wears a heavy jacket in the middle of summer. So if you say that someone has a screw loose, you mean that they behave in a strange way that seems slightly and mentally ill and sick. I think my friend Jack has a screw loose. He's wearing sunglasses at night. I think that girl has a screw loose. She always walks over those beautiful flowers. So there's something wrong with her. To blow a fuse? Yes, to blow a fuse, which means to become very angry and to lose your temper, to lose your control. So in such situations, we can't say that you have blown fuse. For example. It was only a suggestion. There is no need to blow a fuse. There is no need to become very angry. Blow a fuse. When I said to my dad that I had an accident with his no car, he blew a fuse. So to blow a fuse means to become very angry and to lose wants temper, to lose one's control. When he told her how much it cost. She blue, if you she became really angry. When her husband realize how much she had spent. He blue if he, another common expression I want to speak about is hit and miss. Hit or miss. If something is hit and miss, you cannot depend on it to be of good quality, on-time, accurate, et cetera. So if something is hit and miss, it is done in a way that is not planned or are organized. Or we can say something that is random, is not organized. For example, the campaign was rather a hit and miss a fairer. So something that is hit I miss you cannot depend on it to be of good quality, accurate, or on time. Hit and miss. The trains are often late, so getting to work on time is a fairly hit, a miss, a fairer. So if something is hit and miss, you cannot depend on it to be of good quality on time at correct, et cetera. There was no planning. It was just hits and miss. We use the cheap printer but the quality was a bit hit or miss. Eat like a horse? Yes, like a horse. So guys, if people eat like a horse, they always eat a lot of food. To eat like a horse means to eat large quantities of food. My brother Jack is a fat man. He always eats like a horse. He eats large quantity of food. They eat like a horse. John works like a horse and eats like a horse, so he never gets fat. So guys, to eat like a horse means to always eat a lot of food. To eat large quantities of food. I eat like a horse. I loved eating, but I eat healthy food. If you keep eating white horse, I'm sure you would gain a lot of weight. That's right. So you should stop eating a lot of food. Any should take care of your health, right? Not in the same wave length, not in the same wavelength. If people are not in the same wavelength, they don't think in a similar way, and they don't understand each other well. So this is an informal phrase to say that people have the same or different opinions and feelings as someone else, not in the same wavelength. Let me give you some examples. Not in the same wavelength. Jack and Lily are not in the same wavelength. They always argue and never seemed to be friends. So not in the same wavelength means not think in a similar way and not understand each other well. Oh my surprise. I found that we were absolutely on the same wavelength about most of the important issues. So we think in a similar way and we understand each other well. I can discuss anything with her. We are simply not on the same wavelength. 105. Let's have a review in films : Nervously return me, just leave it to me. Just leave it to me. Trust me, buddy. We've been talking about giving Jesus is walking draperies. It's going to be word healing. Then they will walk and you got to walk in. Papers is working papers. And papers. I could have told you from date one and you would still be jumping on my throat. Everyone jumped on my throat. Jumped down with further someone jumped down my throat. Guys got as grew, daily habits grow. You've got a major screw loose. On the same wavelength, must be on the same psychic wavelength. Unfortunately, Turk wasn't on the same wavelength. Guys got as grew. 106. Practice your Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. I suffered from this pangs of conscience for about two months. I'll handle this situation. No worries. Live it to me. The boss gave Daniel He's walking papers for arriving to war a clay t it again. He asked her a very simple question and she jumped down his throat. They soaked me for $20 for the parts, but at least it's Ron's. Now, what's the matter with you? Do you have a screw loose or what? Mom totally blew a fuse when I told her I had failed math. Films are the festival were hit and miss, but they were all unique. No wonder he's so fat, he eats like a horse. I was surprised that we became friends so quickly, but we are just always on the same wavelength. 107. Practice Your Listening: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. Pangs of conscience is a feeling of shame, guilt or embarrassment resulting from the behavior which one regrets. Pangs of conscience is a feeling of shame, guilt or embarrassment resulting from the behavior which one would grapes. You want to persuade Jack or this big party? Leave it to me. I control him. You want to persuade Jack or this big party? Leave it to me. I control him. After messing up that account. I'm terrified that I'm going to get my walking papers any day now. After messing up that account, I'm terrified that I'm going to get my walking papers any day now. We'll WHO don't jump down my throat. I'm just the messenger here. Talk to the boss if you're unhappy with this decision. Well, WHO don't jump down my throat. I'm just the messenger here. Talk to the boss if you're unhappy with this decision. My dad is a businessman, so I always bring him with me when I'm making a large purchase, so I know I'm not getting soaked. My dad is a businessman, so I always bring him with me when I'm making it large purchase, so I know I'm not getting soaked. My old uncle bead has a few screws loose, but he's a really nice guy. I old uncle bead has a few screws loose, but he's a really nice guy. Don't blow a fuse. It just that tiny scratch on the car. Don't blow a fuse it just that tiny scratch on the car. Accompanist theory light is on hit and miss techniques that seem antiquated by today's standards. Accompanist theory lies on hey, 10 mystic makes that seem antiquated by today's standards. Kb stain for dinner and she eats like a horse. So you better make some extra food. Chemistry for dinner. And she eats like a horse, so you better make some extra food out as Indian food sound tonight, That's what I was going to suggest. We must be on the same wavelength out as Indian food sound tonight. That's what I was going to suggest. We must be on the same wavelength. 108. Check the idioms your learned : Hello my dear friends. I hope you're doing great. We'll come to practice part and this part as you know, we're gonna give you a sentence with an underlined phrase and Word, and you have 10 seconds to guess the right EDM, are you're ready? Let's do it. What makes the problem worse is that tape and saw don't think in the similar way. And I guess you know the EDM, but try to think for ten seconds. So we say they are not on the same wavelength. If you are on the same way, wavelength with other people, it means that you think in the similar way and you have the same thoughts. I believe Jack is lightly crazy. He spends all of his money on his dates. He goes out with the girls and he's a slightly crazy. So guys, what is the video? Yes, we say that Jack has a screw loose, which means he's a slightly crazy and stupid. I made the mildest of criticisms and he reacted very angrily. Yes, he reacted very angrily. So guys, what is the idea we can use here? Think for 10-second. The right idea we can use here is he jumps down my throat. If you jumped down somebody's throat, it means that to you react very angularly. Unfortunately, three players got fired last week. Yes, they got fired. So Kenny, remember the ADM guys, What is it? Yes, we say get somebody's walking papers. So three players and got their walking papers, which means they actually got fired. 109. Unit 19 : Ready for new Expressions : They expressions we will learn in this section are ET or words from a to Z. As white as a sheet. Find somebody's feet and to shake a leg. So let's understand more about these common expressions. Eat your words. Yes, eat your words. Which means to its mates that something you said before was Huang. Et or words to confess that once prediction's where wrong eat somebody's words, let's put this expression in different examples. Ate somebody's words, D tier words. You shouldn't say that to me. I didn't break the vase. I'll make you eat your words. So to eat your words means to admit that something you said before was wrong. Confess that somebody's predictions where RON Sam said it would never sell. But when he sees the sales figures, I'll he'll have to eat his words. So he will have to admit that something he said before was wrong. John was wrong about the election and had to eat his words. So he had to confess that his prediction was completely wrong. From a to Z. From a to Z. That's another common funny expression, which means including everything from very beginning to the very end. So from a to Z is me as covering or regarding the entire possible arrange of scope from a to Z. From a to Z. I gotta difficult exam. I must have read this book from a to z, otherwise I can't pass. So from a to Z means including everything from very beginning to the very m comes from a to Z. Is this introductory philosophy course. We'll examine the field from a to Z, beginning with the Greeks and finishing with the work of modern philosophers. White as a sheet. Or we can say as white as a sheet. We can also use other expressions like white as a ghost or a white as snow. So if someone is as wide as a sheet to their face is very pale, usually because of endless shock for fear. White as a sheet, as white as a sheet. White as a sheet or as white as a sheet. She turned as white as a sheet when the police man told her that her son had been in a car wreck in a car accident. So as white as a sheet. So if someone is as y to the sheet, there are phrases very pale. Usually because of illness, shock, or fear. Did some things scare you? You looks current and your face is pale. You are white as a sheet. I was as white as a sheet when my friends on a lake came out of nowhere and surprised me. So my phase was pale because of actually fear or find somebody's feet? Yes, find somebody's feet, which means to become familiar with something or confident in a new situation. So if you find your feet, you'll become confident in a new situation, especially one that is difficult at first. Find somebody's feet. To find somebody's feet. She was lonely when she first left home, but she's finding her feet now. She has many great friends. So to find your feet means to become familiar with and confident in a new situation. To become confident in a new situation, especially one that is difficult at first. Did it take you long to find your FY 20 you started your new job? It takes time to learn the office routine, but you will gradually find your feet. You will become familiar with it. Shake a leg, shake lake. And this is a very common expression. Many English students have heard this expression. This is used to tell someone to Harry or to act more quickly. Shaker lake. This is used to tell someone to Harry or quickly start doing something. Shake a leg, shake a leg. Check a lake. Let's shake a leg. You guys. We gotta be there in 20 minutes. So shake a leg, use to tell someone to Harry or act more quickly. Come on Nick, shake a leg, or we'll never be ready in time. Chalcolithic, we will miss the flight. Put on your clothes and let's go shake a leg. So this is used to tell someone to Harry. 110. Section 2 : Let's go to next part : The expressions we will learn in this section are, wind, your neck in, save somebody's neck. It's beyond your dignity. You are over the hump and rainy days. So let's understand more about these common expressions. When your neck, n, when your neck. And this is given as an advice to someone you would like to sit down and stop speaking while also pointing out that they are wrong. So if you want people to sit down and stop talking, you can use this expression for them. Wind your napkin. Let's put this expression in different examples. To when somebody's neck in windy or neck. And Dave, we have missed our exit thanks to your map reading, adding 20 miles to our journey. So Wendy or nicking. So when we, when we tell people to wind, they're actually Nick and we are telling them to sit down and stop speaking while pointing out that they are wrong. Boy, Stop nagging. I'm tired of listening to you. Come on windy or knock-in. Save somebody's neck? Yes. Save somebody's neck, which means to prevent something bad from happening to some. Or we can say to help someone to escape from an extremely difficult or dangerous situation. Sometimes you should save your friends neck, right? To save somebody's neck. The little boy was all alone and the house was on fire, but the firefighter arrived on time and saved his neck. So to save somebody's make me is to prevent something bad from happening to someone or to help someone to escape from an extremely difficult or dangerous situation. You really saved my neck. I'd have been in so much trouble if you'd told him the truth. I paid the rent and I saved his neck. He had no money. It's beyond your dignity. Yes. Dig nitty. If you tell people it's beyond your dignity, it means it's too rude or disrespectful for a polite person to do. So. Your dignity is your sense of your own value, arc importance. It's beyond your dignity. That's beyond somebody's dignity. You are secretly taking money from your dad, bob, oh my God, that's beyond your dignity, right? So when we say that's beyond your dignity, we say that's too rude or disrespectful or for a person to do. It felt cleaning the bathroom was beyond his dignity. You want me to lie to my DAT? No, Never. That's beyond my dignity. That's too rude and disrespectful for me. You are over the hump. Hump. You are over the hump. As you know, guys home pays a large round shape that rises above the surface of something that's called hump. So if you tell people we are all over the hump, it means that they are past the most difficult or dangerous parts of an activity or period of time. You are over the hump. You are over the hum or somebody is over the hump. It's been hard work, but I think we are over the hump now. My dear friends, actually to be over the hump, ease to be passed, the most difficult or dangerous part of an activity or period of time. Things should be easier. From now on, we finally got over the HM, so we have passed the most difficult or dangerous parts of an activity. This stuff makes you sick at first. Then suddenly you are over the hump and floating. Rainy day, rainy day, or we can say a rainy days. This is a time when money might unexpectedly be needed. So you should put some money for the rainy days, you should put something aside for the time of need or trouble. So a rainy day actually means to save something, especially money for a time when you will need it. Yes. You must save some money for rainy days. Rainy days. She had saved some money for a rainy day. Soon she will have to go to the university and she would need money then. So rainy days at a time when money you might unexpectedly be needed. So we should actually put some money aside for rainy days. We put something aside for a time of need or trouble, right? I must save some money for the rainy day. I'm sure we would need money to buy a house. In error, thinks about the rainy day and spends a lot of money. 111. Review them in movies: Why does the sheet, two little brains will send the Savior is why is that? You sure? Your white as a sheet. What is the sheep? Because I've decided to save you. Didn't save his neck? Silver pieces the Savior neck. The neck for me, Clark. 112. Now Let's Practice Speaking : Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. He was very doubtful about our chances of success by TLB eating his words. Now, she ordered everything on the menu from a to Z. Do you feel alright, your faces white as a sheet. It took awhile, but I have finally found my fee to my job. I wanted to get there before sundown. So let's shake awake. Wendy or Nick and we don't want you to tell us where to start this business. The company is in dire need of a new investor is to save their neck. That kind of thing is beyond my dignity and I hope yours as well. Things should be easy. From now on, we finally got over the hump. The old man had saved thousands of dollars for his rainy days. 113. Improving Your Listening: Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again. I see the ticks on the screen and check your answers. The company's chairman has had to eat these wars about the company being recession proof. A company's chairman has had two ETAs wars about the company being recession proof. We have to do is stuck count of everything and the war house from a to Z, we have to do is stuck count of everything and that war house from a to Z space. When does why does this sheet, when he saw the burglary in his house, these phase went as why does this sheet when he saw the burglar and his hours? I know your numbers but all freshmen are you will find your feet at school, don't worry. I know your numbers, but all freshmen are, you will find your feet at school, don't worry. And it gets shake a leg. You're going to be late for school. It gets shake a leg. There are going to be late for school. Ted, we've missed our exit, thanks to your shit map reading, adding 20 miles to our journey. So when do your fucking neck and Ted, we've missed our exit thanks to your shit map reading and a 20 miles to our journey. So when do your fucking neck and thanks for bringing me some extra cash. You really saved my neck there. Thanks for bringing me some extra cash. You really save my neck. There are screaming at someone in public is beyond my dignity, but it sounds like not everyone feels the same way. Screaming at someone in public is beyond my dignity, but it sounds like not everyone feels the same way. I know this project has been trying, but we are finally over the hump. Everything should go smoothly. Now. I have this project has been trying, but we are finally over the hump. Everything should go smoothly now. I'm sure you will need some cash in rainy days, so stop wasting it. I'm sure you will need some cash in a rainy days, so stop wasting it. 114. Test and Check your Knowledge : Hello my dear friends. How are you doing? Welcome to this practice. In this part, we're going to give you 10 seconds and you're going to listen to me. We're going to give you a sentence with an underlined phrase and you have 10 seconds to tell me the right ED. And we can use instead of that phrase, Audio ready, Let's do it. She had saved some cash for the time when money will be needed. So you can remember the EDM, I guess this is an easier one. So what is it, guys? The right EDM is for rainy days. So she had saved some cash for the rainy days. Rainy days are the time when money will be needed. It's been hard work, but I guess we have passed through the difficult moments. Yes, we have passed the difficult moments. So guys, what is the idiom? Think for ten seconds. Right? We say over the hump, we are over the hump, which means we have passed through the difficult moments. Thanks for bringing me some extra money. You really rescued me from the failure. Thank you very much. So my dear friends, what is the medium? The right ADME is to save somebody's deck. So I say you really saved my neck, which means you rescued me from the failure. Did it take you long to become familiar with the new situation we knew started your new job. Did it take you long? So what is the ADM guys? Try to find it. The right ADM to find somebody's feet, to find somebody's feed means to become fully familiar with the new situation. Find somebody speed. So did it take you long to find your feet? You know, we always had to run and Harry, early in the morning for school when we were children. Yeah. Can you remember the idea we can use here, guys? What is it? That's right. We say Shea collegue, we always had to shake a lake, which means we always had to Harry. 115. Unit 20 section 1: They idioms we will learn in this section are to have a big mouth. Not in a good mood. Dark days. To stab somebody in the back? To get a kick out of something? Yes, To get a kick out of something. So my dear friends, are you ready to understand these expressions? List to wit, to have a big mouth. That's another funny expression. Guys. If someone is or has a big mouth, they often say things that are meant to be kept secret. I usually don't actually go out with those people who have big mouth. I never share my secrets with them. To have a big mouth. He has such a big mouth. He always tells his friends whatever I tell him. So guys, if someone is or has a big mouth, they often say things that are meant to be kept secret. Mary has such a big mouth. She told Bob what I was getting him for his birthday. So shear revealed and disclosed the secret. So we cannot trust Mary, I guess. You shouldn't say things like that about people all the time. Everyone will say you have a big mouth. Yes. Not in a good mood. Yes, not in a good mood, which means in a depressed state of mind. We can also say in a good mood, which means in a good state of mind. So whenever I'm in a bad mood, I just prefer to sleep or listen to music. Not in a good mood. Dads in a bad mood. He's not in a good mood. He's actually in a good mood. Yes. He's a bit sad, so don't ask for anything right now. So not in a good mood means in a depressed state of mind. So we can also say in a good mood, which means in a good state of mind. I don't have that feeling to go out with friends today. I'm not in a good mode. After breaking up with his girlfriend, he was not in a good mood. He was in a depressed state of mind. Dog Days, dark days, diag days are the hottest days of the summer. Or it can say a period of inactivity or decline. This is a period of time when something is not successful. Dark days. Dark days. It's really difficult to walk outside these days. It's dark days there where there is bearing now. So the hottest days of the summer are called dark days. It's so hot and the dogs are going crazy. It must be the dark days of summer. Come on, dad turned on the cooler. It's dark days and I'm really sweating here. So the hottest days of summer are called dark days. To stab somebody in the back, he has to stab somebody in the back. So guys, if you stop somebody in the bank, you do something harmful to someone who trusted you, or actually we can say you betray them. When someone who you thought was a friend tries to harm you, that person's tabs you in the back to stab somebody in the back. She had been lied to and stabbed in the back by people that he thought where he's friends. So to stab somebody in that bag means to do something harmful to someone who trusted to you or betrayed someone. So when someone you thought was a friend tries to harm you, he betrays actually you and he stab you in the back. I wish you would not gossip about me. There is no need to stab me in their back. My my best friend stabbed me in the back and told my girlfriend that not the right one for her. So he did something actually harmful. The one that I trusted to get a kick out of something, get a kick out of something. That's another common expression. That's my favorite 12, which means to enjoy something very much. To get a, to get a sense of enjoyment, amusement or excitement from someone or something to get a kick out of something. Let's put this example in different, Let's put this expression in different examples. So you can understand more about it. To get a kick out of something. To get a kick out of something. I always get a kick out of playing basketball with my friend. It's really fun. So to get a kick out of something needs to enjoy something very much to get a sense of enjoyment, amusement or excitement. This book is just the kind you like and you will get a kick, you will get a real kick out of it. You will really enjoy reading it. Anyone who gets a kick out of horror movies will love this show. 116. Unit 20 section 2: They expressions we will learn in this section are, feel on there, the weather. Pi, down. Never, say die. Get in somebody's hair. Cat got your tongue. Cat got your tongue. What do these expressions mean? Let's find out. Under the weather. Yes, that's another nice expression. Under the weather. People say under the way there to express that they are feeling ill or unwell on there the weather. That's an informal phrase, which means slightly L or unwell. For example, you'll look a bit under the weather today. Under the weather, I'm feeling a bit under the weather. I think I'm getting a cold. So to feel under the weather. People say under the weather to express they are feeling ill or unwell. I think you must go to doctor, You look sick. Don't you feel under the weather? Whenever I feel under the weather, I stay in bed and sleep for hours. Pipe down, pipe down a very common and useful phrasal verb, pie down, which means to stop talking or making unnecessarily noise to become quiet or shot up. So when we tell people to pipe down, we are asking them to stop talking and making a noise and become calmer and less excited. Pipe down, come on, pipe down and get back to work. Stop wasting time here. So if you tell people to pipe down, you're telling them to stop talking or making unnecessary noise or to become quiet or shut up. Will you please pipe down U2? I'm trying to read. I cannot focus here. My teacher told me to pipe down while I was trying to help my friend answer that question. So my teacher asked me to stop talking and making a noise. Never say die, never say die. Which means two, we use this expression to encourage someone to do something that is difficult and hard. Never say die. This is used to encourage someone to continue doing something that is difficult. Never say die, never say die. Jill. I don't think I can finish this project in time. Jenn says, never say die. So never say die. We use this phrase to encourage someone to do something that is difficult and hard. Encourage someone to continue doing something that is difficult and never giving up. You still have two days to practice. Come on, don't give up and never say die. What I like best about hiking with this group of people was that they would never say die. Yes. They never give up. Getting somebody's hair. Yes, get in somebody's hair, which means to annoy or bother someone, usually by being present and near them all the time. Get in somebody's hair means to annoy someone, especially by always being near them? Yes. The children's sometimes get in my here're they bother me. The annoys me because they are always around me. Get in somebody's hair. I feel really tired today. The children have been getting in my hair all afternoon. So to get to somebody's Hermes to annoy or bothersome unusually by being present and near them all the time. John usually keeps the kid occupied so they don't get in my head while I'm cooking. My younger sister gets you. My hair sometimes show so she bothers and annoys me, especially by always being near me. Cat got your tongue. Cat got your tongue. This is used to ask someone why they are not talking. Something you say to someone when you are annoyed because they will not speak or they are not speaking. So in such situations you can tell them cat got your tongue. Why you're not talking. Cat got your tongue. What's the matter? Why you are quiet? Has the car, has the cat got your tongue? So this is used to ask someone why they are not talking. Come on, tell me who broke the window. Why don't you talk? The cat caught your tongue? Why did you call me in the middle of the night? What's a problem? Come on, tell me, has the cat got your tongue? Why you are not speaking? Why you're not talking. 117. Let's have a quick Review : Given a pretty big mouth. You have a big mouth. I have a big mouth. She's in a good mood and a good mode. Very good mood. He sends me in the back, stabbed me in the back, and my partner stabbed me in the back. Heel getting a kicker this side down George, pipe down, dialing. Never say die per se di, di, di, di my tongue. Okay. Touchdown. Got your tongue. 118. Speaking Stage Lesson: Welcome to Speaking practice stage. Now it's time to use these expressions in real life. So my dear friends listen to this sentence, pause the video, then repeat after me, and train your brain to master these expressions. If I had known you had such a big mouth, I have never shared my secret with you. My dad is not in a good mood these days. I guess he faced a big bankruptcy. As a kid. I loved lounging in the swimming pool during the dark days of summer. These companies all want to pretend like they are your friends, but they will stab you in the bag. Even as an adult, I still get a kick out of building sand castles at the beach. Yeah, I was under the weather last week, but I'm feeling much better now. Okay, class pipe down. Let's begin our lesson. Shall we? No matter how many things go wrong, never say die. We'll find a way to finish this on time. Don't get in my hair today because I don't have the patience for it. Hey, Elisa, How are you? How's your husband? What's the matter? Has the cat got your tongue? 119. Listening stage improvement : Okay guys, we learned ten common English expressions, right? Are you ready now to improve your listening? So listen to what I say. Pause the video, write down what you hear. Play again as C That takes on the screen and check your answers. I can't send terrorist, no husband, he has such a big Mao. He's like no one else gets the chance to speak when he's here. I can't stand Terry's no husband. He has such a big Mao. He's like no one else gets the chance to speak when he's here. The boss is in a good mood today, so he might take news up that printing error. Well, the boss is in a good mood today, so he might take news of the printing error. Well, we are in the dog days up our fiscal year and our friends will flow. We'll just have to make up for it during the holiday season. We are in the dog days up our fiscal year and our freshmen below, we'll just have to make up for it during the holiday season. The Ganga stairs sick and in commands tapped him into back to assume control over the entire criminal organization. The Ganga stairs sick and in commands tapped him into back to some control over the entire criminal organization. Surely gets a kick out of doing. Wally is on her motorcycle in front of an audience. Surely gets a kick add up doing. Wally is on her motorcycle in front of an audience. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You are really under the weather. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You are really under the weather. We pipe down when we realize he was trying to tell us something important. We pipe down when we realize he was trying to tell us something important. I'll never be any good at guitar. Hey, never say died, you just need to practice. I'll never be any good at guitar. Hey, never say died, He just need to practice. That goods are totally getting in my hair today. So I needed to watch them for a little bit. The kids are totally getting in my hair today, so I needed to watch them for a little bit. What's wrong? Cat got your tongue. Oh, he's just shy around. No people. That's all. What's wrong. Cat got your tongue. Oh, he's just shy around no people. That's all. 120. Checking your Undestanding : Hello my dear friends. I hope you are doing great. We'll come to this practice in this part, we're gonna give you a sentence with an underlined phrase and you have 10 seconds to guess the right EDM ready list, do wit. He went and told them the whole story. He can't keep a secret. He can't keep a secret. So what does the EDM think for ten seconds? That's why we say he has a big mouth, which means he can't keep a secret. My flatmate has been annoying me a lot recently. I can't tolerate him. Can you remember the ADM guys, what is it I think for ten seconds. So the right ADM is my flatmate has been getting in my hair. So to getting somebody's hair means to annoy a person all the time. Will you to please stop making noise and stop talking? I'm trying to read. Stop making noise. Stop talking. So what is the medium? Yes, the name is pipe down. So we'll you to please pipe down, which means top making noise and stop talking. We are experiencing the hottest days of the summer that's really difficult to walk outside. So guys, what is the kidney? Remember? That's right. We say Dog Days, dark bays are the hottest days of the summer. I thought you were my best friend, but you harm to be your hurts me. So what is the EDM guys? Think for ten seconds. Yes, the right one is use stabbed me in the back. If you stab somebody in the back, You heard that person. Especially it's about a friend who Herod's other friends.