Learn English Phrases - In over my head, Bite off more than you can chew

Hello students! Our idiom of the day is, "I’m in over my head." This expression means that a situation is too difficult for me to manage.

[oumarberete]

I am a french speaking man and now my brain is wide open by your brilliant detail on the topics.

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[Marcosantonio-wbty]

Thank you dear Shayna!
The more I listen to your explanation the better I've got!

[abombasticpreacher]

You have shown me/us the two idioms good for upgrading my English expressions. I'm going to root for your good lessons and I wish you good luck, nice ma'am! :-)

[CarolinesEnglishLife]

As a working parent of two small children who has started her own business and youtube channel to support my students, I constantly feel like I've bitten off more than I can chew! I wouldn't change it for the world though 😊

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[wilfriedmathias]

Excellent! Thanks a bunch for choosing such interesting and sophisticated phrases!

[asadhaidari]

Very nice and useful thank you so much.

[Daniel-czgt]

Another phrase related to those two: To be spread too thin.