PRACTICE ENGLISH / COMMON AMERICAN EXPRESSIONS! "fly off the handle"/"tie the knot"/"to smithereens"

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Love the Video, Pls explain the difference between Mysterious circumstances and Mysteryal circumstances.

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Recently, I've been flying off the handle whether the situation is a big deal or not.😏

[@basementcattiger]

Mogilka and Venya Pak flew of the handle to smithereens and tied the knot.

[@fredylopez2477]

It's been a long time since I tied the knot 😊.

[@salammahmood6037]

If you need to capture a picture by using your smartphone you say "take a picture". Could we also use the verb "take" and say: "I will take a video of my cats"?

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[@brunomariano2792]

Sometimes tie the knot makes someone to fly off the hand.

[@luisnavarretevega8398]

Can the expression be "burned to smithereens"as well? Thank you for your videos, I improved so much with the little details and corrections you teach.

[@fredylopez2477]

"The building was blown to smithereens". = El edificio estalló (voló) en pedazos.

[@ayemyintmaung8533]

Can you explain the words "Hectic" and "dilly-dally",please! I don't know the right way to pronounce them.