10 Essential Everyday English Idioms That You Need to Know

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[@goldendragon9338]

I'm looking forward to another idiom videos.Thanks a lot Tr!

[@ngaohaly2321]

thank you a lot. This is absolutely a great lesson, and your voice too

[@alexrojascruz7102]

Having butterflies in yout stomach also means to fall in love with someone! 🤣 Thank yo so much! I've learnt a lot of idioms, i can't wait the proper moment for using it!

[@francescabordini4997]

Thank You so much, Jack, very useful lesson indeed!!

[@rubynguyen-el]

What immediately comes to my mind after watching this video is that I need to share it to my friend. It was such a fruitful lesson. It actually gave me a second wind. Thanks a lot! And I'm looking for the next 10 idioms!

[@tofluency]

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Thank for you really you are good teacher

[@cordovp]

My favorite one is the last one, so poetic with the butterflies, many thanks!

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It's an amazing video i learned a lot . Thank you i'll work to get it in my bucket list

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Thank you so much professor Jack for all these lessons.

[@fatematujzohora5401]

Thanks for the video. Please make a video with 10 more.

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Thank you so much for this great lesson. 🙏

[@albinojohn86]

you are really amazing teacher.

[@naileeliyeva6087]

Hey Jack , having butterfly in your stomach means good expression in Turkish and Azerbaijani. If you are really happy mixed exciting , love. for ex: i have butterfly in my stomach he kissed me .but if person who yu're speaking wants hurt you , say " but darling, butterflies have 1 day for living " meaning of this sentence is "your happines is short" i didn't know its meaning in English and i shocked. Thanks a lot for it☺️

[@chiffmeow]

thank you so much! Really love your lesson, 1000% helpful

[@abdulahiaydarus4174]

Wow ! What great lesson . It's really helpful. Thank you

[@tofluency]

Appreciate it. Thanks for being here.

[@sashaellf9854]

Thanks you for your talent!

[@olgawagner1339]

Thank you very much for your useful lessons. It‘s interesting how unlike and alike idioms can be in different languages.

[@AnnaEnglishForLife]

Thank you so much Jack!))

[@osteomuk]

Epic list! Keep it coming, please :)

[@ThanhNha3000]

What a meaning video, thanks for doing this, now I can learn and use these idioms to communicate with my friend, hope you'll do more like this ❤️

[@tamarak528]

Thanks a bunch teacher it's so helpful i wish you made videos on reallife english the vocabulary and expression you used on regular basis it would interesting i wish all the best😉😉😉

[@tofluency]

Great suggestion! Could you elaborate?

[@tamarak528]

@@tofluency teacher i mean things we didn't learn in textbooks we need reallife speech, expression, vocabulary you used in different topics, like you see or heard a specific situation what's the first expression idiom verbs popped in your head how would you describe it as a native speaker that's all teacher have a nice day

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Thanks mate, keep going

[@karamjitkaur7182]

Thanku so much sir for this video

[@annabellenana5622]

Thanks a lot

[@danielmatheus4283]

Hello, teacher. I have a question regarding your explanation of "to go under". At 6:44, you explained the concept using "to seize" to convey the idea of ["to stop, to finish" to operate.]. Didn't you mistake it with "to cease"? I couldn't find any "to stop-ish meaning" within the verb "to seize" online. I indeed appreciated the video; I learnt so much! Thanks.

[@tofluency]

It should be “cease”

[@danielmatheus4283]

@@tofluency Thanks!

[@englishwithprabu]

thanks jack. i like your videos!

[@csillapozsgai8842]

I was so interesting for me. Thanks from Hungary.

[@khonghengo]

Thank you very much. You are such a talent English teacher. I really like the way that you explain the idioms by playing the two different characters, you also added music and other nice voice effects in the videos, it helps a lot. Thank you, I appreciate your work. I also love that you make different contents like teaching English through stories, advanced conversion... it will help people have more choices and not get bored. Keep you your good work. :)

[@eduardobagdadi8701]

Dear Sir great class i enjoy it a lot and learned a lot too thank you very much. eduardo from argentina

[@tofluency]

Thank you, Eduardo!

[@islombeknuriddinov7633]

Thanks bro

[@snowhiiiite]

This lesson was really useful! im looking forward to see more idiom lessons🤩

[@supunviraj4628]

Wow your lessons are lit!! Yup I would like you to bring up more super frequent idioms. Merci ❤️❤️

[@tofluency]

Thanks, Supun.

[@laurencegandon255]

Great lesson! I like it! And i 'll listen to it once again... Your videos are fun even the contents is always serious and efficient. Thank you, Jack, for us.

[@tofluency]

Happy to hear that! Let me know if you have any lesson requests.

[@ishratbatool311]

Plz make more videos like this....

[@vuslatoztopcu7108]

Hi Jack. Thank you so much for this awesome lesson. I'm looking forward to your future idiom videos. In my opinion, idioms are the weakest points of learners of English. We have the tendency to use them wrongly, too. I appreciate your videos very much. 💐

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I'm playing video game and listening to your podcast at the same time. I enjoy listening to your videos keep going☺️❤👍🏻

[@tofluency]

Which game are you playing?

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@@tofluency its Pubg mobile

[@bittubittoo692]

Hi Sir, Please make videos on pronunciation Sometimes. AnyWay Thanks a lot 🙏 💓 ( 🇮🇳)

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Great 👍

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You’re A-MA-ZING Jack!

[@tofluency]

I really appreciate it

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Amaizing!

[@capricorn.m4329]

Can you please do a video about different meanings and uses of word OVER like start over, send over , come over , what is meaning of Over

[@KhalidNageb]

Thanks, Jack for the perfect vedio

[@tofluency]

Thanks! Always great to see your comments!

[@positivethoughtpositivelif670]

Recaptiulate 1. To jump on the bandwagon 2.Under the weather. - little unwell 3. Buket list--where U always wanted to go. 4. Second Wind- get energy back 5 No pain No gain- for goals U have to suffer 6.Blessing in disguise - something god from bad

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I love it

[@alexanderwilde8259]

No Pain, no gain 💪💪🔥🔥

[@Mamatova.M]

Thanks a lot for wonderful lesson, so useful it is,can l also ask one thing, is it also feasible to put pdf sheet of those vocabs below the video

[@tofluency]

Did you see the link to it?

[@Mamatova.M]

@@tofluency Oh yeap sorry,l didn't see ,thanks for it,l appreciate it

[@Daniel_Yun]

Hey, Jack! Your acting skill is improving! :)

[@tofluency]

😂 - I'm working on it!

[@Daniel_Yun]

@@tofluency Way to go! Jack! I do apprecite you making such a great English lesson with a wonderful accent for us :)

[@yosef-yosef9414]

Hi Sir Jack, Thank yo for sharing these Idioms/Phrases .. But can i make a request? Must have been Could have been Should have been Would have been Might have been I dunno how to use these ... Please help us .. Thank you SO much in Advance God Bless you and your Family🙏😃

[@gencwerther7725]

in 3:20 the subtitle says ''one'' but you say ''won'' i guess...

[@keshavsinghania6616]

Your book link is not there in the description.

[@anneyenglishautodidact8456]

Yes, I do want more... Thanks anyway.

[@ainurbizhigitova486]

I have watched where butterfly in my stomach used in a positive way. When someone is blissfully happy and excited, is it right?

[@aiserceneccauntable]

To have butterflies in your stomach in Italian means to be falling in love.

[@islombeknuriddinov7633]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

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[@IELTSSagacity]

Where's the comment that makes a list of the major items?

[@tofluency]

It’s in the description. There’s a link to the definitions and more examples there too.

[@nicolassfameni6147]

Butterfly in my stomach : In French that mean --> I fall in love, I am in love

[@ruslankornaev3762]

hello from russia

[@frezik2024]

You made a mistake in subtitles I think so. In section no pain, no gain.

Have you heard the expression something is the new black? If I say Crossfit is the new black. Is that correspond to Everyone is starting to jump on the Crossfit bandwagon?

[@tofluency]

That's right. It's not used so much these days from what I can tell.