Learn 50 Perfect English Idioms for Every Day - Fast! ⏱️ ⭐️

These are idioms that native speakers really use so you should know them!

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[ashikihsan]

Thank you Laura. I love your perfect 50 Perfect English Idioms. I have to study and remember them to speak like a native speaker. You are a good teacher to me Laura

[jeanpeuplu]

Excellent, mate! A common variation of the idiom #22 is "Someone trashes someone else's treasure".
Keep up the good work!

[madainville]

Some of these idiomes are the same in French ! Thank you Laura it is always a pleasure listening to you…???
Please do correct me when I’m making mistakes ! Thank you so much Laura…

[bnub]

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[ЮлияБулко-шж]

Thank you Laura for these lovely idioms. Hands down, they can spice up the language we speak. I want to ask you about the idiom which I once came across in a textbook- " be quick/ slow on the uptake". I'm just wondering whether natives really use it, or it dropped out of common usage. Appreciate it.❤

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Thank you Laura for this great job I appreciate it

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Thanks a lot Laura. I love the way you teach. Always with a beautiful sense of humor. "You are the salt of the earth"

[Mci]

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[alessandroserio]

I think you are fantastic! I'm improving my English very fast since I watched your videos.. I love the way you move your hands when you speak. I'm Italian and we do the same 😅..

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0:40 ! :) Your class is very funny! I like it and learn too! Thanks!

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[honza]

Dear Miss Teacher Laura, many and many thanks for next brilliant, great and so helpful and useful lesson (of course - like always)! Btw - your voice( or accent) is so pleasant and kind for Students! Have a beautiful and wonderful spring - time and take care, please.

[llin_sdt]

Thank you so much, its fun the way you present it, and you're very funny 😅

[sergio]

Thank you for your video. I learned a bit of English :). The expression number ten I didn't know it. In spanish we say: "robo a mano armada (armed robbery)". I think it's very similar.

I like to think about the expressions I learn to see which expressions in my native language capture those nuances.

Greetings from spain.

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Amazing video of learning phrasal verbs 👏