Learn 10 Common Idioms in just 5 Minutes

Learn 10 really common idioms which we use everyday in just 5 minutes.

// RECOMMENDED GRAMMAR BOOK 📘

// RECOMMENDED BOOKS 📕
These are highly recommended books for people with around an A2-B1 level of English.

// RECOMMENDED PARALLEL READERS 📗
These are books with one page in English and one page in another language.

// MOST POPULAR PRONUNCIATION VIDEOS 🌟

// FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA 📱

[dinamoez]

Interesting idioms, crystal clear pronunciation and explanation! Love it! Thank you, Emma! My favourite one is; to see eye to eye. 😊

[MsJustObserver]

I love that your videos are clear and simple. No fuss, no glitter.🌼🌼🌼

[hassanechetouane]

Oh Emma, I thump up your video before watching it. Because I know in advance I will like it. I offer you this idiom: al fresco outside • We ate al fresco under the olive
trees. • An al fresco performance of The
Tempest was the highlight of our visit.

[dianaromano]

Hi Emma, I have a strong connection with food and my favourite idiom so far is "you can not make an omelette without breaking eggs". I hope to find more food idioms on you Chanel.

[muhammadahmed]

" Back to the drawing board" : having a second thought to reconsider, re-evaluate available options again, one of my favorites as we use it quite a lot at work, back and forward:). Ex: All the interviewed candidates failed, back to the drawing board on this.

Thank you teacher Emma for the valuable lesson, have noted all of the idioms.

[tamiaisha]

Thanks Emma 🙂
My favourite one is "to kill two birds with one stone".

[nadeemashrafkhan]

Thank you so much . God bless you always 😊😊

[sari]

Thank you Emma :)
'it's not rocket science' is my favorite
In my native language, we have something similar we say (literally translating) "it's not atomic science'

[tea]

I think "To kill two birds with one stone" is my favourite one, because I learn British idioms and learn English at the same time.Thanks so much teacher Emma!😊

[risaliz]

Thank you teacher Emma!!💖My favourite expression is "You can say that again"😃

[mrslizzen]

Hi lovely teacher! Watch your videos is enrich our vocabulary! I had no idea about many of these idioms even living in England, well I live in Yorkshire haha Love the end of the video lol

[tariksadi]

Dear Ma'am, Gratitude for it. I appreciate it

[ingridmarianarodriguez]

After a hard day at work I do love call it a day by watching any of your videos plus a cup of a good coffee.
Yeah my dude if you have some doubts believe me learning English isn't a rocket science it's a piece of 🍰

[eugenialitovchenko]

I think "That ship has sailed" is my favourite idiom. By the way, we have similar one, it sounds like "the train is off":)

[nokiatmg]

Really appreciated idioms my favourite one is "that ship has sailed". it's new one for me.

[albertobozzetto]

Videos like this one are my cup of tea, thanks so much Emma, really awesome!

[veraluciabragaglia]

Thank you very much Emma! I really enjoyed your videos.

[davidefaggian]

Good morning Emma I am a bit confused about two idioms: get the wrong end of the stick and at crossing purposes.
I was asking about my family and you told me about mine.
When you said lunch on Sunday I thought you were talking about this Sunday and not the next.

Which sentence refers to which and why ?
Looking forward to, your reply
Cheers

[alexanderkings]

amazing video you are the best Emma !!!

[jimipatel]

It seems like to me very useful before a exam day 😍