Learn English Idioms with TV Series & Movies | Advanced English Idioms

In this video, you're going to learn 8 Common Advanced English idioms through popular TV series and movies!
Learn English idioms through TV series and movies in this fun and educational video. Discover 8 common idioms and improve your language skills. Watch now!
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Fair and square
Bigger fish to fry
Draw the line
Bite the bullet
Right as rain
Rain or shine
Up in the air
Burn bridges
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[@EnglishinGeneral]

Tell me, which TV series or movie helped you the most with your English learning journey? Share your thoughts below, and let's learn together!

[@english.vocaberry]

How I Met Your Mother & Friends

[@alexnljnpr]

The Queen's Gambit

[@stutips]

We need your consistency

[@alexnljnpr]

This is such an educational video! The idioms are very useful and I love big amount of examples for each of them.

[@EnglishMasteryHub95]

Very good ❤

[@SyedAbdullahHashmi]

Great work👌

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Good job🤩🤩

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Perfect video thanks❤❤

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[@kimdung1900]

great lesson ,hope you can try to post 1 video a week

[@EnglishinGeneral]

They're coming soon!

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[@RabeaEnglish]

Can you tell me how you can get clips for every idioms, please

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Idian attendance here 👇

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[@ppharini9170]

Hi, I have a question. It might be silly.. But could anyone able to clarify my doubt? If so please reply to this comment.. Actually "bite the bullet", "break a leg", "call it a day", all refers to idoms only.. So we have to say that we need to learn idoms? But why we are always saying "idoms and phrases"? 1. What is learning idoms? 2. What is learning idoms and phrases? 3. What is the difference between them? Please explain succinctly with simple examples for better understanding...

[@prefblandon1346]

Good content, but i think that the definition of "draw the line" Is no that accurate.