Learn English Idioms with TV Series & Movies | 10 Most Common English Idioms | Part 1

I like edioms

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Thank you for this video 🎉

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Very nice, thanks🎉🎉🎉

The ending was s bit casual😂

I see you eye to eye with you on phrases and idioms you shared on video

He will help me when pigs fly.

I would love to buy a new car but it costs me an arm and a leg.

you are only giving me 7 dollars for this book. No, it's the last straw.

you are only giving me 7 dollars for this book. No, it's the last straw.

Cooking is a piece of cake for me if i have enough time

I don't see eye to eye with my friends on many things.

It's enough now spill the beans.

It's enough now spill the beans.

I'm feeling under the weather

I'm feeling under the weather.

I'm feeling under the weather.

We are all tied up,let's call it a day.

Break a leg for the exam

I tied up, I'm going to hit the sack

Why people make comunication difficult

I appreciate that.

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I am research scholar and will use your video to teach idiom to the students. Kindly allow. Due credit will be given wherever required.

Thanks ! This is very helpful to remember these things.

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Where do you search for idioms in movies

Idioms are a great way to master your English. Thanks for sharing such a funny way to learn!

Hi, thank you for your work. I'm start learning English. Do people use these idioms? Excuse me, if you see my mistakes.

Should I say English is a stupid language look by using the phrase like break a leg much negative yet pronounced as positively good luck 😃

Those phrases are still common?

Thank you very much!!

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Absolutely ageee this is a fun way of learning idiomatic phrases.
I've spent the past year compiling clips from film and television and to date have amassed a ballpark figure of 5hrs worth.

Thanks 🙏 a lot! 01.06.23

Makes idioms so much fun

Wish you could post more videos like this is one... they're perfect!

such a helpful idiom you're teaching,
good work👌

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What an excellent idea! Thanks!

Dumbest idiom ever : break a leg 😂

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I may already be completely fluent in English but I still like this! There are definitely idioms I don’t get yet, and I think this video would be great for students learning English in school!

I was searching on google a lot but u made it easier. Thank u