20 Modern English Idioms | Idiomatic Expressions

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Ooops! I missed out an idiom! So only really 18 from me, so add two of your own below 👇 in the comments! Don’t forget, if you’d like to come and study in the UK 🇬🇧 visit www.elcuk.co.uk 👍🇬🇧

[@DaPrakash]

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[@usmanusman2322]

Hello friends

[@มนัสเพลาขํา]

Thanks again laila l like your teaching in english but actually l cant common the words enough for you .becouse of my study english by watching a little more times only no have improve probably study have without roule so that no have aim point that is difficult to manage thank you sir .

[@williampennjr.4448]

1. thrown under the bus 2. It is what it is. bonus- Dont let the door hit you in the ass.

[@BostonBobby1961]

Hello from Boston, Massachusetts. A local expression here. “Dawn broke over Marblehead.” It means when someone finally gets a joke or a concept. Marblehead, Mass which is located on the north shore of eastern Massachusetts. First place to receive daylight.

[@tvsung4341]

Leila definetly does float my boat. Great English channel. Greetings from Spain

[@oeiayling6319]

Picture this, I could think on my feet in my speaking test. Thanks for the great lesson💗 If this audio quality could be at least as loud as 'Have n Take Differences' video done 3 years ago, it would be much much better 💫 Cheers 👋🏼

[@antoniochen380]

I had waited for this for the whole day since I saw the announcement of releasing this lesson. Finally it’s here🤩 Idioms is always one of my favorite subjects of learning English. Thank you for this video.

[@mirzab2848]

Thanks for the video; very helpful! You’re looking cool like always

[@forwardwithfocus5934]

Simply superb.Thank you.

[@carlostre495]

Thank you both, keep up the good work. I could add “stronger than 10 acres of garlic”. I heard it only once, but it’s been on my head since. The other I’d add is “hold your horses”. I use it’s equivalent in Brazilian Portuguese all the time: “Pode tirar seu cavalinho da chuva”.

[@ramroy4839]

Laila i am an avid watcher of your videos ..I know you are british , but originally perhaps from Middle East , Pakistan ? My top greetings ..

[@yanyithunglotha5975]

Thank you so much

[@ibrahimissaissa6627]

Beautiful teacher

[@armanali4777]

Hey leila....YOU had us be learning new things in the tutorial.

[@abdelkadercamara1042]

I enjoy all your videos, it's enough to understand english and its rules but i would LIKE you make a video about those prefixs. Up,down,out and in.

[@georgiachatzitheodoridou3806]

Hello! Such an interesting lesson! How about Hands down?

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

This one is super duper! Love it!👍🏻😉🤗

[@rinturay1572]

I like your content and I ratchet up my comprehension skill

[@Radeena]

Do not even have to go to do a course. The English you teach is good enough. Lessons are so clear.I eagerly listen to almost all the lessons you two teach. So much love to both of you.🤗😘♥️😍

[@sopheapvin170]

Ilove your speeking style❤❤

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Leila, An interesting and informative lesson about Modern English Idioms. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and know many new idioms. Homework: 20. Hit the sack - to go to bed, and you'd use this to tell your friends or family that you're really tried, so you're going to sleep. "It's time for me to hit the sack, I'm so tired". Thanks and regards,

[@williampennjr.4448]

those are pretty old.

[@tonkeasley6210]

This is one of the best channels to shape up your English.😊

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@jiya2125]

Hi Leila Lots of love from India

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Hey, Leila! Hooray! Holy smokes, it seems we haven't seen you for donkey years. You crushed it, you're a real deal. With your mellifulous voice and winning smile learning English is much more fun. The lesson was never better. You definitely put a lot of heart and soul in it! Appreciate it so much!🙏🧡❤😍😍 We'd like to share our two idioms. (They're both about your lesson)😋🤗😉 1. Knock/hit it out of the park - to do something extremely well, excellent. 2. Tip one's cap off - used to express admiration and respect. Stay safe! Cheerio! 😊🤝

[@852forever4]

Cannot agree more, I like the themes you choose. Never get bored :)

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

@@852forever4 😍💕👍🏻💯

[@atallahlababdeh5690]

You are great and amazing thank you so much 💖

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank YOU for watching and taking the time to comment ☺️💕👍

[@Nan01040]

one came to my mind, my number 20 is " calm your horses " which means calm down or slow your temper, kind of :) thank you ^^

[@theingabo212]

2:59

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Awesome video Thank you maam 👌🌹

[@ПетрВ.Д]

Dear Leila, you are the first lady not only of teaching, but of everything that concerns beauty, feminine charm, love and uniqueness! I've been feeling this way for 2,5 years, since I started learning English and saw you for the first time! Greetings from Moscow!

[@OnlySouthSudan]

Thanks

[@germanmorganti9686]

Hi Leila! Now that you've mentioned it, Shake it off reminds me of a song by T Swift. Going to relax, I would add "to let one's hair down". Cheers!

[@fabrice9252]

Hi German! me too indeed. That one probably: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJe6naKqa82SgK8 Nice choice for your 20th. 👍 Cheers.

[@germanmorganti9686]

@@fabrice9252 Hi Fabrice! That's exactly the song I meant and its lyrics are so crystal clear, as regards shaking it off. Thanks for your comment and congrats on your awesome English level. Cheers!

[@rxsybz]

That's very useful.

[@rxsybz]

Thanks mam

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it x

[@fabrice9252]

WHO ?!!! ... Hardly heard about. No, no, no. The first lady of teaching English 🇬🇧 on UTube is obviously my one and only SABRAH ! 😍💗🌹🤗

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hehe 💕

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

Great lesson Leila

[@vaneet4355]

It's great to be with you 😊

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

Hi... Leila... You have been amazing every time I see you in your lessons.... Always, wanted to make a comment within first ten but some crap popped up all the time whenever I wanted to do it and I failed myself quite miserably... 😢😂😘😘 Gorgeous lesson my dear and I came across quite a few new idioms in this... Oh dear, not so good on my side, as we are going through some tough times with protests, curfew, constitutional crisis, food shortage and all that jazz with no end... 😢😢 Infact, your lessons are a blessing and a sigh of relief for me during this terrible times.. 😘😘👍 It's some crazy times for the whole world and hope things will fall in line sooner than later for the betterment of all mankind... Sending much love to you as always... Say hi to gorgeous Sabrah too.. Yours ever... "Gams... 😘

[@fabrice9252]

underrated comment. ;-)

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

@@fabrice9252 tnx brov... 🤗👍❤️😊

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Hi, Gams! Long time no chat! How's everything with you? What have you been up to these days? What a genuine and spiffing comment. You did it, it's such a pity that Leila hasn't spot it. We're really impressed by your efforts and copious vocab.💯👍🏻👏 Sending you good vibes, have a wonderful weekend! Tight hugs and lots if love.💕💞💞❤️

[@fabrice9252]

@@liyaandinnamay2501 The amazing Queen Ladyva was back in London my sweeties! Don't miss it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYvPd4KQgrWVmrs

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

@@liyaandinnamay2501 Thanks heaps my lovelies cum besties...❤️❤️😘 Infact, it's a long holiday for us dear and am driving to a sacred shrine to take part in some rituals and receive some blessings, bit away from the city and I will write to you as soon as I am free.. Will bless you too at the shrine... ❤️🙏❤️ You two are great souls my dear, always remember me, show lots of care and always thinking of me and I do feel the same for you two as well.. 🙏🙏 Tnx for that cute word "copious" my dearies.. I kind of like it too... Take care and sending loads of love to u two... ❤️❤️😘🙏🤗

[@pro369]

Well chosen topic, well ushered video. Great

[@aceforcejointcombatgame]

Very nice 👍

[@moussaabbaousman6003]

Good job teacher!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you 😊

[@subhamoybanerjee6724]

20th: Heads up! Hey, yes, we have a workshop this Monday, thank you for the heads up!

[@nikhileshchandra6250]

Thank you, for the amazing n educative video : )

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You’re welcome 😊

[@arthid6718]

Hola.... How have you been ??? Long time no see....BTW Frabjous Idioms.... Gratitude ♥️

[@parsarezaie2874]

Graceful💙❤

[@fabrice9252]

Happy Easter Leila! 🥚🍬🍬🍫 Bisous my lovely. 🌹💗 You're looking fit as a fiddle right now so be easy on the chocolate! ;-)

[@OnlySouthSudan]

Does the idiom...First lady of..refers to only women or does it include men as well

[@DaniyelChakma-sb8fe]

May Love English❤️💯❤️

[@RedaZaidat]

Hi I hope you are doing well I'm currently living in south east london and I'm thinking of taking a C2 exam at some point in the future But before that I have to prepare for it So I don't know if you can help me to find a reputable college where I can do that( a subsidized one by the state would be ideal as I'm on lower income) or any other ways that are gonna help me to become fluent in English Huge thanks in advance

[@fabrice9252]

A lesson this week-end Sabrah? 🙏🤗😍

[@inquisitive_girl5007]

Done...!

[@hadihassanattari1595]

Hello miss I would share number 20 with the expression of bear the brunt. the kids should not have to bear the brunt of what their parents did.

[@gianlucac.8944]

Good job but you might want to check out the volume: could you turn it up a little more?

[@dharmrajkumar9638]

Hey you very nice studying

[@merajsyed8616]

May Allah the almighty bless you always! Could you please educate me what is written in the Holy Quran about respected Marry and Jesus chapter 19. Thank you.

[@joseluisaguilaralonzo6374]

Hello Teacher...Good evening

[@adtiyakumar6039]

Don't mind please teacher I love you ❣️❤️

[@luismiguelnunes5539]

💚💚💚

[@freddiemercury8700]

I have just made up a new slang word for the brits to use instead of 5p ! It's* Rishi*! Since he reduced the fuel for only 5p, after let the price shot up to its highest price in British history!

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

First Lady L, Second Lady S!

[@tonkeasley6210]

My family always go the extra mile for me.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Great family 👍💕

[@stankormy5717]

#20) Biting off more then you can chew.

[@venkatakagolanu4705]

We have equivalents to many of them in our native language Telugu. Sit tight - we daily use. Sit tight until he pays back your dues..

[@leilalombardo7642]

Who's Vanesa?

[@adtiyakumar6039]

I love you

[@rinturay1572]

I have fallen off the radar at the office, is it correct?

[@williampennjr.4448]

My favorite is "Don't let the door hit you in the ass."

[@vaithym7072]

Hi leaila

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Love your neck Laila!

[@เชวงเมืองธรรม-ท1ศ]

can you talk with the people

[@rogerlephoque3661]

Sawat-dee-krub! Pom choppe ah-harn Thai. Arroy, mak-mak. My nick-name in Thailand is chang-noi

[@mansipatel6492]

After all, we're walking each other home.

[@usmanusman2322]

Hi

[@pauldewitt7697]

Lucy is great but you cut the mustard too

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thanks paul! 🥰🥰

[@pauldewitt7697]

Greeting from Spain@@LoveEnglishUK

[@abdullaabdulla3788]

Bangladesh Muslim Shahabuddin🇧🇩🇴🇲

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Laila you're attractive! I like you!

[@freddiemercury8700]

I prefer * nail it* rather than the American expression * drop the mic*

[@balchisumahama2716]

To miss the boat

[@thetrickster4526]

Love from USSR ( United States of South Romania).🤣

[@venkatakagolanu4705]

I add my one to make it 20. Your Cereal could not cook here. 21. Your horse(arese) can not haul here.

[@rinku1160]

I want to know How many children do you have

[@sherprilclentis8896]

Lucy )))

[@LoveEnglishUK]

🤪😂💕👍

[@rinku1160]

Sister we loved you

[@celestialmaiden1243]

Jump the shark = a critical point from which a particular show starts becoming less popular

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

That's the spirit! That's a great one!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💯👏💕

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Totally agree! I love that one! 👍

[@williampennjr.4448]

throwing someone under the bus, has got to be the newest one and it very over used.

[@mzeeshanaslam8225]

H r u

[@OdinaAnvarova-fr4ws]

Goat

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Laila when will you go with me to Starbucks?

[@venkatakagolanu4705]

Liela you had better be an actress rather than a language teacher!,

[@ramroy4839]

Laila i love u i wish i have a very beautiful spouse as u

[@rogerlephoque3661]

I avoid idiomatic English like the plague.

[@venkatakagolanu4705]

Pl stop making faces and lessen your mouth exercises.

[@armanavagyan1876]

You're talking too fast princess

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job i need more idioms thank you