English idioms about decisions | Study English advanced level

In this advanced English lesson, you will learn English idioms to talk about making decisions. Whether it's a small decision or a big one, you will find these English expressions useful during your conversations. English idioms about decisions will help you speak English naturally and fluently.
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⏰ Chapters:
00:00 Hi Students :)
00:45 List of English idioms for making decisions
01:20 Sit on the fence
03:04 Split hairs
04:39 Vote with your feet
06:17 Stick to your guns
08:00 Take a back seat
09:04 Up in the air
10:29 Up for grabs
11:48 One step at a time
13:24 Low-hanging fruit
15:30 Weigh the pros and cons
16:47 List of English idioms about decisions
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I get English idioms about decisions here, thank you very much.

[@peterlam3185]

Thank you very much for teaching us all those interesting and useful idioms. Your way of teaching with detailed explanations and examples makes understanding and memorising individual idioms and words much easier. It is interesting to learn that hair could have its plural form as in ‘split hairs’.

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Thanks, Paulo!

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I know all the idioms beforehand. I listen to your podcast channel on Google Podcast on regular basis. Thanks

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great lesson

[@vidyashankar9616]

Teacher Harry, 'vote with your feet' and 'low- hanging fruit' are new for me.

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Thanks Harry! These phrases are really practical, because I hear them from natives at work quite often.

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Thanks

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My favourite idioms which I use very often in my day to day conversations. Great work Harry

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Glad you like them!

[@martinjokes1610]

English is still up for grabs

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Thank you very much for your interesting inputs and good interpretation Sir

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I watch it twice but try to watch again and take note the idioms. Thanks teacher it's really beneficial and you're doing great

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[@mingz1459]

John Doe is a determined and successful man. He would not sit on the fence to weigh the pros and cons for anything up in the air; he sticks to his guns on what he decided to do and no one could possibly change his mind; he regards weighing the pros and cons as splitting hairs----a waste of time; he does things one step at a time. He has a good point: no achievement is there up for grab, only decision and action. We should all learn from him.

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[@martinjokes1610]

This problem is low hanging fruit. I can easily solve

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Regular customers are voting with their feet and they are going to others shops

[@parichehrsadoughi6637]

Good morning, Harry. I believe the idiom "Up for the grabs" is more promising than putting your name in a hat? Would appreciate your opinion. Thanks.

[@martinjokes1610]

you have to stick to your guns