English Lesson: 8 Idioms That Use Weather-Related Expressions & Sentence Examples ☔️ Learn English 📚

English Lesson: 8 Idioms That Use Weather-Related Expressions & Sentence Examples ☔️ Learn English 📚

Hello, learners of English! Welcome back to another enriching lesson with Teacher Jason from Main Street English. ☔️🌤️

In today's lesson, we'll be diving into the world of English idioms, specifically focusing on those revolving around weather-related expressions. Yes, you heard that right! While talking about the weather might seem mundane, it's a universal conversation starter, and related idioms can spice up your conversations.

We're going to break down eight of these unique expressions:

1️⃣ A tempest in a teapot
2️⃣ A bolt from the blue
3️⃣ Come rain or shine
4️⃣ Raindrop in the drought
5️⃣ Get wind of
6️⃣ A ray of hope
7️⃣ Take a rain check
8️⃣ Under the weather

Not only will we explain what they mean, but we'll also show you exactly how to use them in sentences. This way, you'll be able to easily incorporate them into your daily English conversations!

Got any questions about these idioms? Don't hesitate to drop a comment below! Let's turn this into a wonderful interactive learning space. I love hearing from you, so let's keep the dialogue going.

Remember, learning English (or any language, for that matter) is a journey, not a destination. So keep practising, stay curious, and enjoy the process. Can't wait to see you all in the next video!

Until next time, cheers! 🎉
📚 Teacher Jason from @MainStreetEnglish

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I love how you explain these idioms; so easy to understand. 🌟

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[IndiraSane]

My second language is English, and idioms have always puzzled me; your clear explanation with examples made it much more straightforward.

[ushajain]

I can't wait to use 'a bolt from the blue' in my conversations. Thanks.

[ManishSule-vtrv]

Learning idioms has always been a challenge for me. Thanks to you, I'm finally beginning to understand them better.

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This idiom lesson has been a 'bolt from the blue' for me. I never knew learning could be this fun!

[DakiniSeth]

Your method of explaining idioms is so easy to follow. I can't wait to correctly use 'Under the weather' in my following conversation.

[otienoreagan]

Now I have a better understanding of idioms.

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I'm just getting the hang of idioms, and this video is super helpful!

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[durgamalviya]

Raindrop in the drought – that's new for me. Can you share more rare idioms in your next video? 🌧️