Learn English Idioms with TV Series & Movies | Part 3 Most Common English Idioms - Vocabulary

In this lesson, you're going to learn 15 most common English idioms by watching movie clips and TV series. If you ever watch TV shows or movies in English, you will definitely come across these idioms and after you watch this video, you'll understand them when you hear them.

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Idiomatic Expressions

- Not my cup of tea
- Cold feet
- Out of the blue
- Ring a bell
- Break the ice
- On a roll
- Go the extra mile
- Hang in there
- Cut corners
- Time flies
- Sick and tired
- Lose your touch
- When in Rome
- A blessing in disguise
- You can say that again

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Excellent... Can I use cold feet for the below sentence.... " Don't get the cold feet for attending interviews"

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I am on a roll
our football team is on a roll

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[meherimajannat]

So, I decided to break the ice frist.

[meherimajannat]

you can't cut corners in this matter.

[meherimajannat]

For education purpose, you can not cut corners.

[meherimajannat]

If you want to succeed in your life, you will have to go the extra mile.

[meherimajannat]

The exam is tomorrow and you're getting cold feet.