Stop Saying ' Nothing ' Wrong , Learn These Idioms Instead !

Stop Saying "Nothing" Wrong | Learn These Idioms Instead!

In this video, we’ll teach you how to stop saying "nothing" wrong by exploring some of the most common and useful English idioms that use the word "nothing." These idioms are not only essential for everyday conversations, but they’ll also help you sound more natural and fluent in English!

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

• "Have nothing against somebody/something" – Learn how to express that someone or something doesn’t bother or offend you. Example: I have nothing against her, even though she can be annoying sometimes.
• "There’s nothing like something" – Discover how to use this idiom to express when something is truly special or enjoyable. Example: There’s nothing like a long trip with loved ones.
• "There’s nothing in something" – Use this idiom to indicate that a rumor or statement is false. Example: I’ve heard he got a divorce, but there’s nothing in it.
• "There’s nothing to it" – Master this phrase to say that something is easy to do. Example: Learning English? There’s nothing to it!
• "Have nothing to do with someone/something" – Use this expression when someone or something is unrelated or uninvolved with you. Example: Your personal choices have nothing to do with me.
• "Do something for nothing" – Understand how to say that someone performs a task without expecting payment. Example: Why hire a painter when my brother will do it for nothing?
• "Be nothing if not something" – Learn how to emphasize someone’s strong qualities using this idiom. Example: He’s nothing if not hardworking.
• "Have nothing on somebody" – Use this idiom to express that someone isn’t better than you at something. Example: You’ve got nothing on me when it comes to driving!

If you’re trying to stop saying "nothing" wrong in English, these idioms will help you build your fluency and make your speech sound more natural.

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[tradycja.piusx.slupsk]

I'm watching this video from Poland (population over 36 million), the middle of Europe. I appreciate the way you teach, that is to say, you keep repeating the same phrases over and over again. This way I can remember it much better.

Repeating the whole phrases (not just single words) really works. No matter how arduous or tedious it might be, I would say that getting better and better comes down to constantly repeating phrases that native speakers use on a daily basis. It’s all about repeating the entire phrases (first and foremost: fixed expressions, binominal pairs, idioms, short sentences, etc.). It’s all about imitating the way native speakers express/describe reality. That’s why I appreciate Amin’s channel so much.


When I speak English as a non-native speaker the benchmark is: how do I sound to a native speaker?

P.S. Some expressions I’ve never heard of: there’s nothing to it, be nothing if not something, have nothing on somebody. Even more I follow Amin’s channel.

[Jooli-qq]

your videos are phenomenal dear teacher

[ozlemkurt]

I have to note down these phrases thanks❤

[DinKyaw]

wow amazing lessons I am learning on an hour by an hour❤❤❤

[Vmp]

Wow, great video ! Please make more of such rare type of word syntax.

[FeryFeryian]

First like first comment please pin it ❤❤