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English Expressions from Films

[@Маърифат-е2я]

Thanks ❤

[@majidghasemi203]

Hi,thanks for your helpful posts. If some of the idioms and phrases given meaning biggners will learn better . ❤

[@캔디-s8c]

❤❤❤❤ Good😅

[@betymonrroy1700]

🎉❤Gracias

[@캔디-s8c]

해석은 각자의 몫인가요?😅

[@iznakhan5868]

0:55 why they used but? I think that's misplaced or wrong. Can you explain it

[@baxtiyusuf1611]

"but" is here similar to "only"

[@baxtiyusuf1611]

but is adverb here

[@iznakhan5868]

​@@baxtiyusuf1611 thank you so much it made sense now 🙂

[@thienminh1496]

What does “I have a bone to…”mean in the sentence I tracked you down because I have a bone to pick with you Thanks

[@DaysOfSodaAndLantana]

“I have a bone to pick with you” means that I am not happy with you about something and I want to talk about it.

[@iconn12]

I recommend channel English in context a lot of phrasal verbs to learn plus they give you examples from movies