Stop Saying "I'm ANGRY!" - Learn English Expressions

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When you use superlatives you must use the article 'the' before the adjective. Just a tip

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Hi Ally, first and foremost, I've followed you for a long time. I think you're hands down the best English teacher in KZbin and I encourage you to keep up the good work! Can we use the following idioms to express anger? In which situations would you use these phrases? Are they common in British English? -It drives me round the bend. -It does my head in.

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I don't remember when someone made me to get lost my temper, but I often fake my face at my students when they are prepared for a lesson. I seldom encounter fucked off situations too. Thanks to GOD, they are not a lot. thanks for the lesson. From Uzbekistan.

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It's a great lesson. It's helpful to expand VOC. Thanks for this one.

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In Argentina when someone loose the temper we use an expression '' se le volaron los pájaros'' this means something similar to ""blew a fuse''

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A closer metaphorical equivalent would be "le saltó la térmica", inasmuch as "fuse" is 'fusible'.

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Se le safo un tornillito

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"lose" not "loose".

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Hi Aly, I’ve been following your channel for quite a long time now, and I find your videos really good! They’re useful and entertaining to such an extent that other channels can’t even dream of. Now that I’ve buttered you up 😂 I have a request: ( I know it’s off-topic, but I don’t know where else I should write) what about doing some videos about objects that can be found around us in our everyday life? I know that it could sound too basic, but I’ve just watched a video describing places downtown, made by a Canadian youtuber, and I realized that maybe the vocabulary would be different in British English, not to mention the pronunciation... What do you think?

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Hi, could you pls explain the phonetic difference between words like EAR and YEAR - how Y affects the first sound

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Aly, which is the opposite of "losing one's temper"? Keeping it? Thanks 😘

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Keeping ones cool

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Aly, the expression "to wind someone up" does not have a sexual subtext (implication)? I always thought it does. Thank you.

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