111 Advanced English Idioms in Context

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I’ve taught myself English and I’m happily surprised that I’m aware of 95% of the idioms presented here 😊. Thank you for a beautiful and interesting video Lucy💕

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This is definitely one of Lucy's best videos ever! She's done similar stuff before, like teaching 100 idioms, but this time she's made up for the previous letdown by providing an eBook for the lesson. Lucy, we love you!

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Lucie, I feel an obligation to thank you twice: for the excellent and immensely rich selection of expressions and remarkably proportional comments; not too long, not too short. Chapeau! Vraiment!

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-I’m going to have a whale of a time with new video about idioms. -When I firstly practiced English with native, I was having a time of my life. -I haven’t got a lot of time for myself, nevertheless I took time for language learning and reading, full of the joys of spring. -Release of new video about idioms made my day. -Lucy’s audience is in raptures about new video.

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So, I'm actually a native English speaker. (American English) But I've been learning some new things and reinforcing some good habits. It's been helping me with some writing and your accent has been a good starting point for a character I'm performing in a group of mine. I wanted to do the English language justice in all of my creative pursuits and thank you so much for the free resources that have helped.

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You do realise that means not a native English speaker if you’re American? Not a dig just it’s a language channel

[@Maxson602]

I've learned the idioms from the video made by the beautiful instructor Lucy. Thank you, Lucy 💕 💖💓💓

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Thank you Lucy for your kindness! May God bless you!

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Many thanks Lucy for your endless efforts. A gorgeous lesson with gorgeous information by a gorgeous trainer.

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I have got your ebook and it's so valuable, you and your team must have spent much time to complete it, thank you so much.

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I’m in seventh heaven every time I watch your videos, Lucy.

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Flash in the pan, the whole nine yards, three sheets tobthe wind,... As English speakers we speak so naturally in idioms that it takes conscious effort to communicate without them.

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Lucy is the best teacher i,v ever met in KZbin!!! I enjoy your English class!!

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Miss Lucy your english is comprehensive which everyone can understand it properly it is my suggestion to all the native English speakers that they should speak like you From india

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I'm from vietnam ,a student at b1 level.I want to improve my english .So glad because i can find you.very useful

[@johnathanwalker75]

OMG, NO WAY!! I AM A ENGLISH NATIVE AND HALF OF THESE IDIOMS I DON'T EVEN KNOW! WOAH! Thanks a lot! I am going to keep this ebook forever and feel like I am on top of the world!

[@biancabueno7339]

Wow! It’s very nice to notice that we’ve got some idioms in common in Portuguese, too! But it’s interesting that “to kick the bucket” has a very different meaning over here in Brazil - it means “to lose the temper” or “throw everything up in the air’”! 😆 Thank you so much, dear Lucy! 🤗

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Great job my lovely teacher . I adore ur method of teaching .

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That's the best way( by topic) for us to learn idioms and proverbs

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What an amazing lesson ! Learn new things from your video every day.. you're the best 🫶❤️ Greetings from Zanzibar - Tanzania 🇹🇿❤

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Lucy, this is a great job, I appreciate very much your valuable contribution to this video. It's amazing! Thanks a lot!!!!

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I screenshot them all while i'm in a cafe , till i go home i copy them in a copybook . You're the apple of my eye .

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Hello Teacher Lucy🙋‍♂️ I From SABAH, MALAYSIA 🇲🇾. I Like To Watch KZbin Teacher Lucy. I Like English Learning Content

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I'm over the moon with this lesson. Lucy is simply the best. 💯 🥰 🙏

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This lesson was awesome and interesting. Thank you for lesson. May God bless you ❤

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Thank you lucy this is a massive present for everyone I am a big fan of you

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Lucy,You'really the most beautiful teacher I've ever seen. It's very pleasant to watch your videos and to look at you.

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¡Gracias!

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It's only because of you Lucy, that we're privileged with such trove of English idioms ❤️

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Wow...! Thank you, Lucy. Love this video much. Keep on making such precious video. (Ata, BSD City, Indonesia)

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I am from Bangladesh. I love you a lot as my teacher. I am also an English teacher. I see your every video. My name is Ronu. I wanna be a teacher like you.pray for me. Stay healthy, madam.

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I am very excited to learn these idioms, I am in the hurry to use them in oder to improve my English. Thank you Lucy🥰

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Thanks!

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Why ur comment is blue?

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Lucy , the time I started folllowing you, by and by I am improving my vocabulary , thanks aLot

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Hello Lucy ,, you are an amazing inspirational educator , i really enjoyed your relaxed and pleasant way go through these lessons, please make one videos about IELTS general letter and essay with vital phrases ❤

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Thank u for teaching me the most beautiful language in the world.

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I love those examples on each idioms. Very well understandable

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Greetings from Bogota - Colombia. Extremely useful as always.

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I love you so much , and I understand your lectures very easily.God bless you.

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Extremely grateful. Deeply perfect lessons. Respect

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Hey Lucy. I'm a native English speaker, but when learning German, I found that advertisers play with idioms quite a lot. Perhaps you could present some English examples for your students.

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Thank you so much, learning English is fun, you being the teacher, more followers ❤

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Ive recently started learning idioms and here it its - a video from Lucy. What a coincidence!

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Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson, Lucy!

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What a clean and active lady to learn lesson.

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Hi Lucy Ma’am. I am a loyal student of you. My English is improving because of you!! Thank you so much for teaching in such an interesting way👧🏻🤍. Sending loves and wishes🤍

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You should say “Love" Instead of “Loves" ......

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@@Rawsie8 loves is a plural part so it's good to use loves with wishes

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@@raunitsingh6052 For your kind info. “Love" Is uncountable so you don't say “Loves" , you say “Love" :)

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@MrsLucy3. That'd be great 😊

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I totally love the accent you showed,is so much elegant and nice!

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You´re so beautiful! I wish I had you as English teacher when I studied this language. Excellent lesson!

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Waouh, such an amazing lesson. Extremely well done and categorised. I'm French, and knew about 92.. so many I didn't know.. Thank you, Lucy😊

[@newloggers]

Hello Lucy :) Learning and using idioms is my cup of tea :) So, I love the video :) We have also some of them in Turkish. For example 25= Where there is fire, there is smoke= Ateş olmayan yerden duman çıkmaz. 28= a storm in a tea cup= Pireyi deve yapmak etc. Thank you so much ! Greetings from Türkiye👋Çağlar.

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Thanks a ton mam.i try to watch your videos in my free time.i love your pronunciation...

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I learned advanced English idioms in context here. Thanks for sharing, dear teacher. 15:40

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Thank you from Thailand Lucy!!! Love all yours videos !!

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Hi lucy love your lessons . Can you please make a complete video that include all academic grammar needed at school please

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Thank you so much for the video! And. Thank you for your conversation with ludmila olegovna ❤️😉

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Thanks a bunch Lucy your pronunciation I love you Lucy

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last night i was watching your videos on headphones and i fell sleep, in my dream your voice echoed in the sky, it was very nice.

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Most beautiful English teacher

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Thanks Lucy🥰😍

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Well done Lucy.. you have language stamina, because you love it

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I Love this! Truly educational!

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Hello Lucy! We were in a pickle. You for having the video neatly doned and I having it thoroughly watched joyfully. Great job!

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Very nice Job Beautiful teacher excellent explain❤ Have a nice life

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Thanks so much for this wonderful idioms you spared for everyone!!!

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I reckon if we use these idioms in our daily routine, definitely our English will be like a native speaker, thank you so much for providing us with such a beneficial concept, thank you so much, mam.

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Thanks Lucie for lessons keep watching and learning alot

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I appreciate u by heart Lucy from Uzbekistan I will wait forward ur next videos Take care

[@Trassel242]

Thank you for this, it’s good to get a reminder of some of these idioms. I’m Swedish and I’m pretty good at English, but I didn’t know all of these, for instance I thought “to paint the town red” meant specifically “to go on a murder spree”, as I’d learnt it from some film or similar where they must have been using it ironically to describe the murder spree, but I took it literally (it made sense to me because, well, red blood and so on).

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Lucy, it is somewhat sad but a lot more funny to learn the meaning of dressed to kill at the age of… mine🤭 Thanks a lot!👏🍀😄

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Thank you Lucy...🙏 You're so sweet...

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I learned very useful experiences and idioms whit you. Thanks

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Thank you kindly for your big effort! My regards to William!!!

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N. 88 = Jack of all trades, master of none ❤ my teacher , Lucy (in Italian = Lucia , Luce= just like a light in a dark night, a lighthouse in a storm.....)

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I like to learn British English .I love all your videos & enjoyed this so much.Thank you for this..❤❤..

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I am learning since 6 years thank U and U look beautiful too

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I was going to write the same 😅

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Thank you so much Lucy..I am from Algeria

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Fantastic lesson on idioms, madam! great job!

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Like watching you & your lessons, thank you.

[@bethprather9241]

I live in the US in Central Ky ( Lexington area), and out of all of the idioms you shared I was very surprised that around 90% we use exactly the same. A few like, ( " Blow your own trumpet / we say horn.") I ONLY counted about 8, I've never heard, but could figure them out in context as a retired teacher and avid reader. I was going to post any of the ones with tea, I never hear & then you stated one Ive used many times, " That is not my cup of tea." So Interesting... We have most of the same I ones in America! Oh I needed the arm chair one, that is when all my sports men or family complain about pro or college sports stars so badly, as if they could do it...LOL!!

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[@gypsycruiser]

Please make a video of old English idioms used by rural English people. I heard many interesting idioms from my English mother , she lived in Lincolnshire in a rural environment.