Advanced Idioms (C1) to Build Your Vocabulary

In this video, we're going to teach you some advanced idioms (C1) that will help you build your vocabulary in English. | English Idioms

Idioms are expressions that are used to make everyday language more interesting and fun. By learning these advanced idioms, you'll be able to improve your English skills quickly and easily!

If you would like to review, here are the advanced idioms from the lesson.

1. a dog's life
2. not a red cent
3. a bitter pill (to swallow)
4. out of the woods
5. tempest in a teapot
6. barking up the wrong tree
7. (as) busy as a bee
8. the apple of (someone's) eye
9. beat around the bush
10. drive (someone) up the wall
11. spill the beans
12. hand in glove (with someone)
13. kick the bucket
14. once in a blue moon
15. raining cats and dogs

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/// LESSON CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro to Advanced Phrases
00:14 a dog's life
00:47 not a red cent
01:12 a bitter pill (to swallow)
01:49 out of the woods
02:27 tempest in a teapot
03:04 barking up the wrong tree
03:42 (as) busy as a bee
04:10 the apple of (someone's) eye
04:46 beat around the bush
05:25 drive (someone) up the wall
05:57 spill the beans
06:28 hand in glove (with someone)
07:03 kick the bucket
07:31 once in a blue moon
08:03 raining cats and dogs

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[EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Can you give an example of one of these idioms? 😉

[murtazawasel]

Without beating around the bush, you guys are doing a great job! Thanks

[slowlearner]

I definitely enjoyed that selection. Part of them I had known, most of them had been quite recognizable, but few of them had been completely new. Thank you.

[maca]

I enjoy English idioms. Thank you for putting some poetry in my dog's life

[llqclte]

Well I can't thank this channel enough

[bddzvtn]

Break a leg guys, you did a great job ❤

[jg]

Last summer I couldn’t go on holidays because I had to study. Staying alone at home with books, mosquitoes and hot weather was for me a “bitter pill to swallow”!

[jagadishchsarma]

Thanks but the sound is not coming but thanks a lot

[michellemarvin]

Many are quite old and not used by younger people.

[jamilamussa]

I'm not going to see my friend today, it's raining cats and dogs