English Idioms to use in Emails and at WORK

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Dear teacher Leila: I am so glad to see you today in this vdo. Always like your teaching Englilsh I like most. Keep coming with new VDOs. Thank you.

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To touch base comes from the American game of baseball. So does up in the air.

[@skmehebub7262]

I need to have been a doctor.According to you, is this sentence correct?

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Can we have ‘English Idioms for Instagram captions’, please?

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Is "that's rubbish!" A pr e female or non-renewable expression?

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An auto correct changed question above! asked about direct expression of "That's rubbish!" Good or not?

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Not my favourite lesson however we need them to be professional and use them in the right context,.

[@skmehebub7262]

I need to have been a doctor.According to you, is this sentence correct?

[@fabrice9252]

To be frank, no that is not really correct. Notwithstanding the fact that your sentence is not clear basically. Reading your sentence, I can't understand what you mean but I have at least 3 guesses that you could clarify maybe. Do you mean? ... -I wish to be (become) a doctor. (that's a wish you have for the future) -I wish I were a doctor (here you use the subjunctive 'I were' rather than 'I was' because that is a wish (or a regret) and it has not actually occurred or that is something that won't occur because it's very improbable or even impossible for whatever reason) like in the song: I wish you were here. -I would have needed to be (have been) a doctor (to establish a diagnosis, for example) --> this is the 3rd conditional. Now, make your choice according to what you really mean! ;-)