Idioms and Vocabulary You MUST Know for Fluent English

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[@AccurateEnglish]

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[@chengxiaoxia8046]

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[@voyanood2879]

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[@pedrosmotaj1897]

Magnificent lecture. In my language, Portuguese, we use the word green to refer to not ripe fruits and to underage or unexperienced people (a little bit rude towards people though). We use the word mature to refer to both ripe fruits and older adults (in this case, mature can mean well centered, wise too)

[@Mseleku1]

Another remarkable lesson as always. I'm no longer a novice in English, but I still watch your videos and my vocab keeps on improving astronomically. Your patience and clarity are with a parallel. I so wish you were my English teacher back in my school days. However, I binge watch your lessons to bridge that gap. All the advanced words and English phrases you teach, I write them down and use em in conversations and I must say they're already ingrained in my mind.

[@somainecerrutilisboa5865]

Thank you very much! I love all your videos, but this one is my favorite so far. Loved the quizz at the end!

[@劉時淼]

You know what! I’m in my late 60’s, and always enjoy watching your videos that can teach me something I’ve never learned. Some expressions you taught me in your videos are so useful. Some ideas behind the expressions are full of life experiences. I really appreciate them.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you!

[@ramzy-6566]

Hello Mrs. Lisa. - is the sound at the end of a word more longer than vowels before voiced consonants as in ( bee /bi/) ( before voiceless beet /bit/ before voiced bead /bid/ ) thank you.

[@sidneycosta81]

Thank you very much Lisa. This is a wonderful class! Thanks a lot. Have a great day Lisa.

[@ceciliacaldera5382]

Hi liza i failed some of them i only watched the video once....i will watchin again..i love this video and your enlish is so clear...thank you teacher ...greetings from sinaloa, México.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@cynthiareid6416]

Thanks Liza, other high- anticipated lessons :) 1. Cradle (this expression is well- known in my country (roba- cunas) robbing the cradle) 2. comes of age (mistake) (is in) 3. Act your age 4. Wet behind the ears 5. Newborn (mistake) I chose an infant 6. a toddler 7. underage. 8. of age. 6/ 8 |

[@tmfilm1]

This lesson is really important for day by day situation! Thanks a lot for your dedication 🙌🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

I’ve got all the quizzes right! Thank you, Teacher Lisa, for this nice teaching video! I am in Rome at the moment, yet still enjoy your English Education videos! ❤️❤️🙏🌸⭐️❤️ Ciao!

[@marialuisamoreno713]

¡Gracias!

[@musicman607]

Hi Lisa. Big fan here from Sao Paulo Brazil.☺️ I'm in my early sixties (63). My darling wife is in her late fifties (59). Thanks for your great work!🥳

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! : )

[@hannahk5010]

Thank you, teacher.. I am Korean, I heard that Korean and English are far different, which makes it challenging for both Koreans to learn English and for English speakers to learn Korean. Your video always teaches me how to think in native speakers' way. There is long way to go but I will stick with your lectures.

[@AccurateEnglish]

That's great!

[@sidneycosta81]

thanks you. It is amazing class. I love your method a lot. Have a great day.

[@thuhienvuong1346]

❤ love all clips so much. I would like to add these 2 words: adolescent, and youngster. Thank you very much.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Yes, those are good words to add.

[@Doingepicthings]

I've just searched the American T and your old video was recommended, it was great video, I'm glad you still post on KZbin, you're great teacher, you got a new subscriber 👍

[@Doingepicthings]

Also not relevant but aging scares me,

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@linaliu6958]

thank you very much Lisa！ a lot of expressions are 1 st time heard today!

[@michaelsbs2737]

Thank you ma'am Lisa for this wonderful teaching.. you are such a nice English teacher❤❤

[@StylusOK]

This is superb. Thank you Lisa for your work. Just like the kids run to watch another episode of their favorite cartoon or anime, I run and am terrified to miss an episode of Lisa's videos. Keep it up, teacher. Toddler Alex, 38 yo lol

[@NunuTeshome2021]

Thank you!🙏 I learn so much from you!!

[@kieuphuongdo3788]

I like your channel much. It's so great because you show to the learner how people speak what you teach and you explain things very clearly. Thank you ❤❤❤ Beautiful 🤩

[@SapphireNguyen]

I love all of your videos, they are really helpful ❤❤❤

[@carlosobregon664]

Amazing lesson , I always learn sth new when I watch your videos Lisa , I love you !

[@opaulamorgan4265]

Hi Lisa, I enjoy your English lessons.🙂♥️

[@taysmith2895]

Hi Lisa... great video, as usual... A question: is it necessary to have an apostrophe after the number in 20's, 30's, 40's, etc.?...Thanks.

[@felixvadel]

Thank you very much dear Lisa as always your videos are amazing and really practical, they teach us real and every day English . I’m learning more and more after repeating at least a hundred times.. every sample sentence and I’m making mine own ones. Don’t stop making more videos..!❤🎉❤..!

[@adelalamberty1435]

Thank you ,gracias

[@AmeraAlawer]

As an English language learner I very much appreciate your outstanding lessons . You really deserve all these positive comments you always receive . Finally I would like to share this idiom about age (ages as a fine wine ) . What do you think ? Am I right ?

[@AccurateEnglish]

That’s a good one! 😄

[@xuyuhua6278]

Thanks a lot,Liza. I’ve got many vocab from this.BTW,Could you teach us the vocabs thats concerns with Court,Judge,Sue etc?If someone have an accident,they have to inform police and sue at the court ,like that.Thanks again.

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[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😄

[@ravindrahemmanur3395]

Thank you Teacher.

[@NaveedShehzad-xi6pq]

Excellent way of teaching

[@flaviooliveira6999]

Very interesting video, I think that age is just a number, we are never too old to learn something new, I understood the meaning but I did not realize the difference pronunciation between "tween" "twins", so the word "tween" can be used in plural to talk about years before becoming a “teen”? it looks like almost the same to me in speech.

[@bishkekkyrgyzstan]

Thanks for another interesting lesson. I didn't know 1/3 of the new words.

[@singhsokhi2234]

Thank you so much🎉🎉😊😊

[@abadalrhmazkoo922]

What a beautiful lesson! I have watched and listened to. It was before having my breakfast and more delicious than I would have! I am in my early 60's. In my language Arabic, there is a saying by prophet Muhammad: learn from the cradle to the grave. It is a very useful lesson, so l have to replay it many times! Teacher Lisa thanks from my ❤️!

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you for your kind comment! : )

[@bulmanoon3915]

​@@AccurateEnglishYou are a terrific English teacher, you are the greatest English teacher that has ever taught me, I am happy to be alive in this day and age to learn from you, I don't know how my English would have been if I didn't come across your English video lessons, I tell you, God willing, I will you meet you one day coz I can't thank you enough, people like you are the real owners of this planet Earth -your kindness, your selflessness, your love, support and care transcend boundaries and barriers people go through in life

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you so much for your very kind comment.

[@leandrochristofercros7031]

You are a really good teacher, I am loving your Channel

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@danasalidjanova]

THE given ideons are really essential in conversation.u just hit the target

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Teacher Lisa, best years behind at home. I just got the point. I was wondering if anyone could help me change this situation.❤❤❤❤❤

[@KKristof100]

There's a Japanese-made English expression called "nice-middle" which is said about middle-aged men who are still handsome or cool. Do you have an original English equivalent for that phrase? Also, is senior/junior still could be said about your siblings? Like when Sherlock Holmes introduces his older brother Mycroft, he says "He's seven years my senior", but it was written more than a century ago.

[@jaimefuentes1480]

I appreciate it, and welcome to my English class teacher's team ❤

[@amanditabautista]

Great. Lisa please make a video of weather it's the most comun subjet in the world

[@hotafricatv8700]

Be blessed LISA, I am improving my English. Now I am in my early 30's. MAY GOD OPEN KEEP YOU ALIVE, I'd like to see you in your mid 90's

[@OkasperTulle]

Im so just haappy teaching.❤

[@sudhakarthandra7544]

Dear teacher, time flies every single time I watch you teaching.

[@dudeinthecrowd]

Is it okay to ask "How young are you?" instead of "How old are you?" in informal (or probably formal) conversations?

[@agraup1]

Best teacher

[@robertnarong3857]

This's one of the best lessons you've had . Made me giggle to myself thinking about it in my own language . Thanks...😊

[@Ccat398]

Thank you very much !!!! I can’t believe I can learn such useful English without cost on KZbin and all the videos in your channel are well put together work !!! Thank you once again😢❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@martinvazquez2667]

Thank you very much teacher Lisa for this interesting English lesson! I always watch your videos.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@gigisolegigi7891]

Please Teacher can u suggest my an audio book or same newspaper to read?

[@jilaludinmohammed]

Lisa your teaching method and expressions, examples all i like easy to understand for all of us as a foreign English learners .thank you all the time till i reach to my goal .

[@ekraanabdi2950]

Thank you so much for the way you’ve explained everything and made me underhand perfectly. I’ve been following for a month now and you’ve really helped me.

[@Astar311]

I think "rob the cradle" can be used just when the difference is over 20 years. 7 years is nothing, 10-15 etc is normal. But better is to don't use it at all, because love and matching someone doesn't depends by their age, if they both are adults. So it not nice to discuss it, it's their relationship and love. And doesn't matter who is older and who younger.

[@elviramoldabayeva5210]

Hello Liza, thank you a lot for amazing content

[@kifahmohammed4294]

Thanks Liza , Great 😊 .. I’m learning English now and looking for to take class by online, I need homeschool, I need to talk every day, please help me If that’s possible

[@josielmacedodeoliveira]

I´m in my mid fifties but feel like a teenager learning in each new class of teacher Lisa. Thanks for another great lesson.

[@mariaantonia4660]

Thank you Liza, My english has improve since I'm watching your videos. Your are a GREAT teacher! God bless you:)

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@roserlleixa6383]

Fantàstic lesson as usual! I have listened it 3 times and I learn everything. Great teacher!❤

[@viettoursroam3932]

Lehuuthinh. Very interesting lesson in idioms.

[@thusaigon5452]

Hi Lisa, I love this lesson thanks to all in all on ages 👍👏😁. I practice it twice, maybe more, as your recommendation. Thank you so much, Lisa. Have a great week ahead 🌻💐💃

[@chamuelolivier1594]

My country's (France) first lady definitely robbed the craddle!😂Thank you Lisa for your fantastic lesson!

[@AccurateEnglish]

Yes she did! 🤣

[@BJ2020_]

Many cradles here in America!

[@GlennLewisF]

definitely !😂

[@rcc652]

Not until I had watched this lesson did I know the expression "to rob the cradle" meant "老牛吃嫩草”in my native language Chinese. Interesting! pretty vivid and imaginative. In addition, to use this phrase properly, my take on is that it applies to an age gap of 10 years to the minimum.

[@AnaCruz-ci8uf]

Hi Lisaaaa, in Venezuela tell us " Asalta cunas😂" for to rob the cradle. Thank you Lisa I ❤ your Lessons, they are amazing 🎉

[@tinahurley743]

Thank you very much dear Lisa!!!

[@odenignatius2937]

thank you Teacher Lisa,I love you and your teaching ODEN IGNATIUS from Nigeria

[@carlosalbertodeoliveira5808]

Hello teacher Carlos from Brazil thank you so much for your lessons!

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I'm so impreed with your teChing sis lisa, thanks so much for teachings.

[@thaophan1588]

Thank you 😅

[@melquiadesdiaz5458]

Hi Lisa, thanks for your amazing video. There is a lot It , l'm still Green,but l Will get over the Hill. I'm driven 👍🏽

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you for your comment!

[@scorpion1882]

Thank you so much for these incredible lessons, I really appreciate your amazing work my teacher Lissa !!

[@djamalikasimu6956]

To be honest I was unaware of these idioms and vocabulary. At least I feel like I'm getting somewhere with you teach Lisa. Thanks teach Lisa. May Allah keep protecting you. I'm in awe

[@adilsommiranda3983]

It's impossíble watching your vídeos and don't LEARNING the inglish language,you're the best! God bless you,Lisa.

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I'm from Punjab but ur lectures r awesome

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you are best teacher and young and creative LISA /// i love your sweet style and ideas and speech // all very nice of you // great thanks

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I really appreciate your presentation English teaching .I wish you would been my teacher when I was in high school

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

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Mama and teacher we love so dearly and thank you for improving not just English but our good communicating skills in every language around the globe

[@vedthulung2182]

Lisa thank you so much for in depth details of a person's age from cradle to grave.

[@Aline_dona_Li]

Thanks for your classes . You are The best

[@missmarina5615]

Lisa thank u I learned a lot. Great lesson

[@nestorlasta8392]

Thanks so much Mam Lisa for your teachings about different types of ages...

[@zabbeestruckchannel1814]

Hello my dear teacher, in Persian in stead of wet behind the ears we say the back of his lips isn't green yet

[@olya3253]

2:15 what a nice bd card with the hill - funny as hell.

[@stellamoline838]

You are the best. Always. Thank you.

[@michaele4539]

i love it! thank you, Lisa!

[@amadoumbayediouf]

❤ thanks you so much but I have a question: what s the meaning of this word: Flabbergasted?

[@sameetramrakhiani9774]

You designed incredibly great lesson - thank you so much for sharing this advanced vocabulary video. God bless you!

[@bishkekkyrgyzstan]

Thanks for another interesting lesson. I didn't know 1/3 of the new words. This video helped to understand this topic.

[@АллаРетивых-и4ч]

Thank you for an extremely interesting and useful lesson.

[@yclawry1]

Thank you Lisa. I have picked up many new vocabulary. I always watch your video too.

[@knighttemplar2989]

In Spanish we call a May December relationship as 40-20

[@miriam1812]

Wow! This video is a gem. Thank you!

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"Like" is not enough. KZbin should have a button to say I'm flabbergasted by how good a teacher you are!