5 English Expressions you've been saying wrong! Learn English

[@LehhGatinha716]

oh my gosh. i didn't know any of those, therefore I didn't misused them haha

[@IagoVtr]

Serious, you're content is one of the best out there. Thank you!

[@joseadriangarciasanchez2932]

Good job! Thanks for these incredible videos! Keep uploading more videos about expressions, they're really helpful, I'm on tenter hooks!. I'll try to use them while speaking in one fell swoop, although it's a bit difficult because I'm not used to using them yet, lol. I'm chomping at the bit for more videos like these ones!

[@abdulwahidel-abry5007]

You're an amazing teacher, you're a package that making me learning English at one fell swoop. I'm in tenter hook to know what's in your next video.

[@kerimisam4517]

I'm really learning a lot and I can't thank you enough, I surfed the wed for a guide to the phrasal verbs, using up, down, in, out, back, away, over, across, apart, off and ETC didn't find a good guide It'll be really helpful coz it's confusing sometimes and I couldn't find it on web. Many thanks, Karim

[@sidoniolorena7120]

You are a very good teacher. I like the way you present the new content, the way you create a situation to teach certain structure, new language item... English sounds.

[@gerpar24]

I'm from Colombia so I didn't know those expressions but now I am going to use them, thank you, now I have a wide grammar

[@carlosandresmendezl9164]

jajaja disfrute mucho el video es muy divertido y de gran aprendizaje ...mil gracias

[@la65901]

I agree about the "moo" point! Joey's explanation definitely makes sense! thank you for this useful one!

[@katharinamaria5204]

I actually knew none of those idioms so thank you for providing the correct answer the first time around AND improving my English!

[@deyvidfaris2823]

I am on tenter hooks and champing the bit for your next lesson on defining the typical English idioms

[@celiagbb]

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[@ronbeat]

Hey Papa, thanks for these completely useful idioms, I didn't know them. You're the best!

[@svetlanalitvinova3522]

Great-teacher,great lessons. You are awesome!

[@muaazok]

Ooh English idioms are countless, idioms idioms everywhere, thanks Papa, it was interesting

[@sunshinegirl4660]

Glad to hear I’ve been saying them correctly lmao A family member of mine is constantly saying expressions incorrectly and it’s hilarious!! She adds her own words all together and nobody corrects her lol She also believes she is THE best and trash talks the entire family so when I hear her fumble with expressions everything suddenly evens out 😉

[@steven930922]

I just learnt five idioms in one fell swoop! One of the expressions that's commonly misused is "for all intents and purposes". I've seen "for all intensive purposes" [sic] because, y'know, purposes can be intensive.

[@havothithu981]

thank you for making useful videos. could you make a video phrasal verb with turn?

[@learnenglishwithjojo]

wow, this is great. Some expressions I didn't know! love how you work in TV clips. Keep up the good work.

[@coolthings5336]

I love your wig! It's very funny!! Very good video :)

[@zhannaibrasheva8167]

Well, you've nailed it in one fell swoop as always you do!

[@papateachme]

+Zhanna Ibrasheva you are awesome! thank youuuuuu for watching and being lovely! 🤘🤓❤️

[@laurabaltazares4]

I'm on tenter hooks to the next class!! I didn't​ know those expressions. Thanks so much for sharing!. 🙋

[@slider10000]

i like those movies about English expressions Thank you Papa

[@lcephoenix]

Huh. The last time I commented was because I already knew everything in the video, this time I didn't even know a single expression. Learning something new is always nice. Thank you!

[@МаксКотоев]

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[@李李-p4t]

that is great. thank you for all this

[@voiceoflight8401]

Thank you so much for correcting our mistakes. 😊😊

[@neilyc2523]

I'm chomping everytime I saw your video notification :)

[@fourrourimene9853]

Hello teacher greetings from Algeria that was helpful thanks a million and have a great day

[@dzrescues5200]

Fourrour Imene hi i'm glad to see u a round here ... ........ good potential to improving your pronunciation as English speaker..😋

[@fourrourimene9853]

DZ rescues well thank u but do we know each other ??

[@dzrescues5200]

Fourrour Imene no to be honest I've texted u cos you're the only Algerian a round here .... That's quite nice to hear from you .....

[@sherouet]

Truly you’re the best

[@unknown-wc2wm]

I can't wait for your next video. I'm on tenter

[@longingheart77]

Helpful like always

[@IntikhabAlamOfficial_97]

That Macbeth part was awesome 😂😂😂😂

[@samuelmontenegro605]

Omg! Please let me know your next lesson? I know its gonna be more informative and interesting. I'm on tenter hooks! I can't wait to watch it. 😂😂😂 Thanks for the wonderful topics again 😊😉

[@nerma2012]

I'm chomping at the bit for your next video!

[@linasummervibes]

Hello there! I was wondering if I could use the 'one fell swoop' expression like that -> 'He bought a lot of snacks and he ate them all in one fell swoop.' Thank you

[@majosec.8844]

I'm champing at the bit to watch the next video :)

[@nicholasfrisby4470]

All Expressions I have learned from Eduzaurus

[@lydiasalim2155]

That's also me! Always on a tenter hooks everytime i have to wait for the next season of Game of Thrones haha

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[@abdullahabushawer2397]

I am about to finish my university and start working , I can't wait to start earning money , I am champing at the bit !

[@keomutcbvn]

merci beaucoup

[@paolotrazzi5108]

more useful than 100 videos about grammar

[@wildbushcraft5700]

l love your tips I'm from sp brasil

[@peacekeeper3026]

Please do the one about "fair enough or too right" .

[@LillianKüstenfeuer]

👏👏👏👏😍 "tenter hooks" 🤔

[@paupiette8334]

I thought a "moot point" was a synonym for "bone of contention". Isn't it?

[@eipeldauerable]

In other words, that’s what the Oxford Dictionary says! I was surprised too. Maybe that’s one of those expressions that are more commonly used with an “unofficial” meaning...

[@annalb35]

super useful

[@danic9304]

Re: 'One fell swoop' - I think 'fell' also carried a meaning of 'evil' at the time. So it would be a single violent, or unstoppable act.

[@hibaelbassiti7277]

I am waiting impatiently for the upcoming video .. I'm actually on tender hooks !!

[@MrTechnomaster1]

Hi (sorry for my bad English, but don't worry I'm improving watching Papa)

[@Xannika2008]

Didn't know none of these, thanks, sound sophisticated. There are equivalents in Russian: 1.убить в зародыше (lirerally to kill while fetus); 2.закусить удила; 4. одним махом (reminds of the Grimms fairytale, slapping 7flies at once); 5. быть как на иголках (be as on needles).

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[@edwardoctavianusp]

Please explain where As keen as mustard comes from?

[@krzysiekzielinski2499]

Can you make a video about most common binomials? :-)

[@annarybina8818]

Hello)) Are these mistakes made only by English learners or by native speakers as well?

[@papateachme]

+Ann Rybka by everyone! 🤘🤓

[@InIdGr]

I wish my english teacher drew funny sketches like you!!!! 😕

[@arrhasss4494]

Many days ago, it was my exam.I spent the whole day watching t.v and playing games.My first paper went really bad.I was shattered.My mother said "nip it in the bud" I replied "what!" she asserted "fix your time management before it gets worse, leave the computer and all that jazz" but I was on tenterhooks for the upcoming movie.Time flew without wings.Next day was my result.I knew I have done the worst.At school when my name was announced I was engulfed in sweat.My teacher said "you've not passed even a single paper.My mother cried"all at one fell swoop".My father said" you must had done better but unfortunately, it was a moot point.

[@pascalsimioli6777]

I didn't know any of these so I am just probably going to use them in one fell swoop. Am I using it right?

[@jesusg.lozano9963]

Sorry pal wich preposition is correctly/usually used with the expression "IN one fell swoop or "AT one fell swoop" ? thank you in advance!!

[@farisheikh7388]

I'm on tenter hook which topic you would choose for next vid 😄

[@papateachme]

+fari sheikh hookS! With "S" but yes! Awesome example!

[@farisheikh7388]

opps my mistake 😋

[@kennethkall5197]

you look great as Vicent Vega!! 00:05 👌👌👌

[@yvonnemaus90]

better call that video: expressions you've never used at all and will find extremly usefull 😂

[@kcampista]

What will be your next video about? I'm on tenter hooks! :-*

[@willianbreves3144]

Hi there, Aly! How's it going, mate! Is it correct to say the next sentence? I'm on tenter hooks as I still don't know the results of this semester's exams!

[@Ceca_new]

Great!

[@emiliaolivieri]

I've been tormented by this doubt for quite some time. Can you help me? Please?? Can I use "Let's?" without a verb as an informal way of saying "Shall we?" ..... as in this phrase: "Dinner is served! The chicken smells delicious. Let's?" Thanks!!!

[@strangersinlondon_]

A summary and transcription would be great, innit? Do everything in one fell swoop so that I'm no longer on tenter hooks. :)

[@luiscarlosrodriguezforero9989]

Hey Aly, I I'm a little bit confused with this word "though", could you please help me

[@sravankumar3502]

Please teach us "the Apple of eye"

[@aishashreegiri4487]

You're the lovliest

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[@luiselbruto]

teach us how to get Russell brand's accent please

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+Luis Rodríguez actually editing that video today! 😁😁

[@meezanali6565]

I am on tenter hooks for the next class

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love u from syria

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muhammed hadi love u and love him from Palestine

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Natsheh Gaming thank u we love u too

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muhammed hadi why are u watching this video?

[@muhammedhadi5105]

in order to improve my british accent. what about u ?

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[@kulik03]

I'm chomping at the bit FOR / ABOUT ?? the next video

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Professor Snape? Is that you?

[@delaxergradea2657]

I'm on tenter hooks to see the next lesson

[@Carucep]

Hi, I would like to know what is the correct expression: 1. All of a sudden 2. All of the sudden

[@kosmopolitanna]

Love it. You're dabest. ;-)

[@bastiencozon7308]

that was advanced ;)

[@FallenAngelTeam]

What does it mean ''MIT'' on boy's shirt?

[@snowiiiiie]

FallenAngel Massachusetts Institute of Technology? or maybe something completely different

[@rabiyamalik7596]

How do I use "It's not my cup of tea"

[@koxy1987]

I've known 3 out of 5 and have been using them properly, the other two I haven't even heard of...

[@koxy1987]

"Of which the other two I haven't even heard?"

[@vibhab191]

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[@AmedMMusa-rr2ch]

where is the 'r' pronunciation video ? Thanks !

[@denizylmaz2147]

what does it mean "damme"? (3.22)

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Deniz Yılmaz hi woud u like to practice english each other :) ?

[@jeffmorse645]

"On tenterhooks". Native English speaker (California - US) and I've never heard that one. British English?

[@enriquenavarrete1788]

I’ve never heard those word before ahaha

[@elmezavril7819]

Hi Hi English Lovers...........What does '' Bite the bullet' mean,please?

[@lamthomas109]

so, we should say "champ" or " chomp"?

[@csillamehesi-melis474]

In Hungarian we are not on tenter hooks but we are sitting on the needles. Which is better to wait till the next episode of the Game of Thrones?? 😁

[@papateachme]

+Csilla Méhesi-Melis gotta be needles right?

[@papateachme]

+Csilla Méhesi-Melis

[@nincattythefeline3688]

idioms are so boring....i only learn them because it´s important.

[@linkolnjell7975]

O my days

[@prlctro4197]

Please please go over nevermind and never mine!!!! I beg you!

[@MissToDo]

I really dont understand why you say:" The Alarm goes off!" When it actually turns on?🤔

[@khaloth3242]

"Go off" means that some sort of electrical device has made a sound (text message notification, for example). Therefore, if it's said "The alarm went off" it means that it started beeping. I'm no expert, nor a native speaker, so if I'm wrong, I apologise.

[@shafiqa1575]

Hi, Mr.Papa. I'm not sure which one is correct, either "in the pink of health" or "in the peak of health" thank you so much. :)

[@pascalsimioli6777]

sha A He already did one on fair enough! I can't remember which one was tho. So just watch all of them in one fell swoop

[@shafiqa1575]

thank you... will find that

[@chasingarches8693]

Americans would say “I’m on the edge of my seat” instead of “to be on tenterhooks.” Never heard that one before - must be exclusively British!

[@deepaarul4600]

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