Learn British English in 90 Minutes - ALL the Idioms You Need (with free EBOOK) (+ Free PDF & Quiz)

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Ebook
3:00 - Funny idioms
14:15 - Polite idioms
22:35 - Expressions related to happiness
27:10 - Sickness, illness and Health idioms
32:35 - Body idioms
43:15 - Flower idioms
48:55 - Spring related idioms
52:07 - Sound like a native idioms
59:40 - Homework
1:00:05 - Social Media Platforms

🎥 Video edited by Connor Hinde

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[jordoe]

Hey Lucy!
I’m from the Netherlands and got an idiom that is unintelligible in English. In dutch we say: Ik ben er weg van. What translates to: I’m away from it. It means that you adore something.

[aditibhat]

In India, we actually do have the idiom "to cry wolf", we have the story and it says "bhedi aaya" or the wolf has come.

[grazynawilczynosek]

Thanks ever so much, Lucy - for the lesson and the e-book. You must have put a lot of effort in making them, so I'm really grateful - as I am a teacher myself, I'm truly excited to watch it and then show the video to my students. 😊

[leolotus]

Your teaching skills is on another level Ma'am...☺️💖
I'm your big fan

[Kunimoh]

Stored in "my favorites" list. Very good work, Lucy. Enormously helpful. Thanks a lot

[dongiles]

Hi Lucy. I hadn’t heard the phrase “they did a runner”, but here in America we use the phrase “dine and dash”.

[shaikhazkiya]

Hey Lucy! I wanna to say something to you from so many days I AM REQLLY OBLIGED, I AM HEAD OVER HEELS WITH YOUR TEACHING, i am telling this things from bottom of my heart, i dont really know you will read my comment or not but i wanted to say this! LOVE YOU SO MUCH 💖

[Groovyredhead]

I use “take a chill pill” a lot. Also, I tend to say “nothing to write home to Mom about.” I’ve never heard of the donkey years one. The feeler one I tend to say, “I’m going to feel it out.” I loved this video!

[abcd-dyvp]

Hello Lucy !
I have an idiom with me which is actually used in mother tongue. I have translated it too English. It is " Letting the cat cut the fish "
It means to trust a person to do a job in which he or she should not be trusted
Example - My mother let my little crush the peanuts to make lunch but I knew she had let the cat cut the fish as she ended eating half the peanuts herself.

[rlsuryah]

You make a really good teacher Lucy ! Keep up the good work

[destinypirate]

Good day Lucy, I just wanted to say that your enunciation is simply delectable.
Thank you for elucidating on the proper British elocution and idioms. I hope that one day we shall be able to enjoy a tête-à-tête over tea and crumpets.

[sidanganadamsarani]

Thank you teacher Lucy!
May you prosper!😁♥️♥️🌸🌸💐

[davesmith]

Thanks in a bunch, cutest teacher Lucy!❤💚💙
You're making me really really happy the day by day! And thanks for your extremely needful ebook as well, I downloaded that!👍

[raullemus]

Thank you for this useful video and ebook.
We all apreciate your effort.

[ZanibIqbal-szjp]

Dear Lucy, wove!!! You have given a nice nice nice lecture on different idioms by using so politely the British English accent with splendidly body language. I learnt enough from this lesson of yours. I wish you had been in Pakistan for a sufficient period to teach us English here along with directly English conversation I would have overcome all the difficulties in speaking English fluently because I love really love this particular language. I need to let my hair down when I lesson and watch your loving lectures. You deserve a pat on the back in fact. Live long along with good health !!!! M Iqbal Zaman from Pakistan.

[johnkengali]

i am vietnamese and very weak in english, but after watching your videos i feel better at this subject, thank you for your useful and interesting videos ^^

[gholamhosseingorgin]

Hello Lucy!I love your youtube channel!It's so helpful!Thank you so much!You're great teacher!

[francescaborghese]

😍 OMG I simply love your way of teaching Lucy, I sponsor your channel to all my students 😄

[suchetapattanayak]

Thank you so much ma'am for your efforts. It's really helpful and I love learning from you😁😁

[royalstudies]

Thank you so much for being such an amazing teacher. Also I really like your quintessential British humor.