Speaking English - How to use idiomatic pairs

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Your work is just terrific! Thank you Rebecca for letting me learn English by leaps and bounds . From Buenos Aires, Argentina, all my best.

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A really helpful video! Thanks teacher! ;)

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i hope to improve my English by leaps and bounds

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With your lectures i feel my English has been improved leaps & bounds. thanks a lot.

[@alharithalhaj1829]

Thanks for your lessons I really get benefit

[@awdalysaleh4045]

Thank you so much ,informative and inspired .

[@Worfoo]

Yes, this will help me to creeate better videos.Thanks.

[@brigitteruiz9525]

Interesting! I thought I knew a few English idiomatic phrases but have to admit I had never heard 3 out of these 6. I'm almost ashamed! Thanks a lot!

[@maherazhari7124]

really thank you very enjoying information

[@MuhammadEgypt]

Hope my English has improved by leaps and bounds since I started learning it.

[@teresahuynh83]

Dear Rebecca, I am recently learning English lessons from your KZbin videos. Could you please make a video about the word "affect/effect" and "patient/patience". Thank you very much for your kindness . Teresa H.

[@narasimharaoadapa]

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[@elvisprsley77]

perfecto I comprehend better that idiom pairs. thanks teacher.

[@thienthanh1001]

tks your lesson so much!

[@mamalt4472]

thank for teaching

[@TheMrsCDB1]

correction: You are a great role model for teachers.

[@FREECHANNEL00]

Is this idiom pair (high n low) equal this (ceiling to floor)?

[@Mehdikun1]

Awesome ..Thank you .

[@Samurai1288]

Hey Rebbecca i see you now & then these days

[@LLIKOJI0TA]

Thank you Rebecca!

[@gustavoroldan3491]

Better understanding of the concept. What does it mean when someone says “I am leaps and bounds over you”? anybody know

[@Shakhsandeyi]

are these idioms used in daily conversation?

[@Ravens15]

thank you so much

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

great great. thank you.

[@a.h.m.shakilaktar6781]

thanks a lot

[@JohnKuntz]

They are also called collocations.

[@poniecka]

Hello. I didn`t understand what is mean touch and go? Maybe someone can to explane me? Thanks

[@ranjanawamburkar528]

It's interesting!

[@yuanshengwang4068]

key words: uncertain risky "not sure" is my understanding.

[@ravindraburande9734]

Thankyu somuch

[@poniecka]

Thank you

[@parulaggarwal9405]

how to use flowery language in writing

[@sinderella533]

yikes ! what an interesting video you made , truly helpful :D

[@giobasta6918]

I love British english

[@youtuverto]

His situation is touch and go = His situation is unpredictable

[@yuanshengwang4068]

love you so much.

[@drsubramonian]

Nice......

[@wagnarok4162]

And there´s a idiom pair i´ve found in a Radiohead´s song: high and dry.

[@babakv6582]

Nice

[@loydsevilla146]

thanks..

[@杨燕-j2j]

It's can't predict what happen in the future!

[@giobasta6918]

and canadian accent is good

[@maryemclea6436]

thanks

[@valda414]

The condition is incertain. The doctor said my conditon is touch and go.

[@Aykstt]

Thanks but barely learning anything since I don't know the meaning of 50% of those words. Maybe I am supposed to google (or better) translate them by myself. (oh no)

[@jk-fx4bf]

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[@awdalysaleh4045]

It is to slow , could you please to make it more clear and comprehensive speech , thank you so much

[@awdalysaleh4045]

I've gone through

[@157tty]

It's very easy to use this idiomatic pairs even living in a country that almost nobody could speak English, isnt't? :( I need to be away from here

[@ElectroSaber]

SORRY FOR BAD ENGLANDO