Learn 31 Advanced English phrases

In today’s English lesson, I will help you master 31* English phrases that will help you advance your English vocabulary, Fluent English speakers can integrate a variety of phrases into their everyday speaking.
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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *Useful English Phrases* 01:18 *Acquired Taste* 02:53 *Tie You Over* 04:29 *Work Your Magic* 05:11 *Hard Copy* 06:21 *Crash Course* 07:44 *Bloodshot Eyes* 08:54 *Head Start* 10:02 *Go to the Trouble* 11:24 *In One Ear, Out the Other* 12:08 *One Thing Led to Another* 13:33 *From Soup to Nuts* 14:43 *Get to Know Each Other* 15:54 *Go to Town* 17:42 *You Name It* 19:05 *For My Liking* 19:47 *The Coast Is Clear* 20:40 *In the Same Boat* 21:33 *Out of the Woods* 21:59 *Blessing in disguise* 23:20 *Break the bank* 23:59 *Whole 9 yards* 25:34 *Cutting edge* 26:57 *Breath of fresh air* 28:30 *Piece of the action* 28:59 *Bury the hatchet* 29:26 *Pretty penny* 30:48 *Cut and dry* 32:08 *Set in stone* 33:30 *Up in smoke* 33:53 *Out of thin air* Made with HARPA AI

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I appreciate the summary, thanks for watching 😃

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It is good to see someone teaching American English rather than British English. Moreover, you teach advanced topics which KZbin does not have too much. Thanks a lot.

[@jmchou7]

I used to be told by a fellow teacher who is a native speaker from the States that the English we speak in Taiwan is more like the English in textbooks. I wish we could learn the real-life English like what Kayla teaches and shares with us here. Thank you so much for teaching us the useful English phrases! I really appreciate it and learned a lot from you! 😊🙏

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When I want to learn phrases and idioms, I always turn to English with Kayla. Your real-life examples and expressions make it easy to remember. Thank you!

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Thank you so much for the good contents. I really need that. Surprised that i only know a few idioms. Gotta dig in these expressions. 💕💕

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Thank You ! Interesting and useful lesson.

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Great vedio for improve English language. Thank you teacher.

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This video was absolut useful for me......not too easy, but I have to learn more and more.....I recommend dear Kayla to create such videos like this🙂❤🌿‼

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Pretty good and useful! I'm enjoying it 🎉 thank you 🌻

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Intriguing! We have a couple of same expressions as these introductions in Japan!

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Thank you!

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Hello my dear teacher, the expression of the Googley is definitely derived from Persian language because we use the Googley when we wanna say to a pretty lady, hey, you're very pretty, in stead of pretty, we say,hey you're very Googley

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Amazing!

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Thank you. Very informative.

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Dear K:What a fairy selected useful daily idiom provided by your lesson!

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Hello, this Upendo thank you for going to the trouble for letting me know all these incredible idioms.

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Teacher Kayla: thanks 🙏 for this wonderful, inspiring and informative lecture, it’s amazing full of useful information, you are adding a lot to my vocabulary and knowledge ❤.

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I'm glad to hear that these lessons help, keep up the great studying!

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[@Englishwithkayla]

haha thanks! I can tell you watched all of the phrases, great work!

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[@esmat5136]

Thank you so much for the lesson! Could we use the phrase "to my liking" other than food ? Ex: 1 The shoes are a bit big to my liking. 2 The dumbbell is too heavy to her liking. Here in the second sentence does it mean that she doesn't like the dumbbell or it means that the weight of the dumbbell is heavy for her?

[@granny398]

Good job

[@MYTHOMINHTRAN]

Teacher Kayla, I like to use term "I'm baking a cake or making a pizza..." than "I'm cooking a cake or cooking pizza ..." due to the procedure between cooking and making (in the kitchen is quite a different). Correct me if I'm wrong. Appreciate very much for teaching. Your effort is amazing and is hard to put words all together!

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[@Englishwithkayla]

Here's the link to the PDF phrases www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/cd3e9td6qe7u53iyd77d4/PDF-Guide_Learn-31-Advanced-English-phrases.pdf?rlkey=4xqzft1iqkrf3vqe7a6xfqvov&dl=0

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[@weichen2869]

would you please give me an explanation of how to use ""Better off"", with couple of sentences. thanks.

[@ssll1845]

so tie over meaning is close to make do is that right

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Really hope all people from Malawi can watch these more rather than just getting drunk at the pup every freaking night...

[@velunarasimman7803]

I downloaded the pdf but when I tried opening it, it says "can't open file". Why might it be? Is it may be because I declined to save dropbox cookies?

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I am just wondering if word “hard copy” is considered to be an idiom.

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Hello, I've heard this idiom before, but it was to tide someone over. Is that British?

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Sushi 🍣 is also an acquired taste for many Japanese including me👅 I still encountered sushi with “not acquired taste yet for me“ just yesterday 😅

[@Englishwithkayla]

That's interesting! thanks for the comment.

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In the news, some one may ask question like this. What do you make of it .? To make of it means what ?

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[@gilmardias5937]

Isn't it "tide you over" instead of "tie you over"?

[@socalvibe4500]

tide you over is correct one must be a typo guess

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7:46 My eyes are bloodshot AF every damn day

[@nitochi3]

The third one, I believe, is misspelled. It should be " tide over" instead of "tie over".

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Sushi can give someone a serious stomachache.

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[@getpaceai]

11:18 "in one ear and out the other" who else hears this a lot from their parents?! 🤣🤣🤣 Guys, who was the last person you said this to? For us, definitely to our cousins!

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