Advanced (C1) Phrases to Supercharge Your Vocabulary 💪

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Let's learn some advanced (C1) phrases to help you build your vocabulary. This vocabulary is at a C1 level, which is one of Cambridge's highest levels of proficiency.

I'll teach you the meaning, tell you how the phrases are used, as well as go over the pronunciation so you can say them just like a native speaker.

If you would like to review, here are the vocabulary from the lesson.

1. first and foremost
2. beat around the bush
3. the next best thing
4. easier said than done
5. have an ear for (something)
6. behind the times
7. down-to-earth
8. face the music
9. had had enough
10. make ends meet
11. go hand in hand with (something)
12. for the most part

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///LESSON CHAPTERS
0:00 first and foremost
2:10 beat around the bush
3:25 the next best thing
4:32 Speaking Course Announcement
5:51 Easier said than done.
7:43 have an ear for (something)
8:58 behind the times
10:09 down-to-earth
11:21 face the music
12:09 have had enough
13:14 make ends meet
13:54 go hand in hand with (something)
15:03 for the most part
16:03 Review of the Phrases

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[rosimarfreitas]

Now… YOU are a FANTASTIC native teacher and I don’t have to look any further- so glad that I found your channel!

[KonnichiwaJpLearning]

The video is packed with advanced C1 level phrases that are incredibly useful for enhancing one's English vocabulary.
The instructor does a fantastic job of breaking down the meanings, usage, and pronunciation of each phrase, making it easy to grasp and incorporate them into daily conversations.

[dariapetrushenko]

"Easier said than done")) I love this phrase, it can be applied to almost any situation in my life.

[crystalanderson]

I like your repetitive linking word by word in full effect, it’s really good, brilliant idea!!! ThankYou

[tsihoaranarasamoelina]

The best teacher.🤗 We always learn new and useful words and expressions with you. Thank you very much😘🥰

[zsb]

Do I want to supercharge my vocabulary? Yes, Sir! 👍

[josecolohua]

i appreciate you, I appreciate your time, I just started watching your videos and you are awesome, your Technicas to teach english are only, as well your give the best pronunciation.

[John-LincolThelusmeCezar]

Your channel has really helped me learn and improve my English.

[slowlearner]

I would be super happy to join your speaking course, Wes. However, life has kept me busy. So first and foremost thing is surviving. The next best thing is definitely improving my language skills. Needless to repeat that I love your style of teaching. Thank you, Sir.

[thilakasirispathiranage]

Sir, you have ear for students. Pinnacle of mind is wonderful. Thanks.❤❤❤

[elenad]

I've hit the like button, even though I was delighted to recognize all the phrases, not even having real strong C1. You manner of presenting the language and personality is to my liking. . Looking forward to new videos .

[peace]

For the most part, your video is so fantastic. You are such a down-to-earth teacher.

[Crisguay]

Thanks a lot for this brilliant expresions ✨
I think I don't have an ear for English pronunciation!! It's not about you, your pronunciation is crystal clear. I wish everybody spoke it as clear as you do!! 🤗

[nun-chan]

2:17. The phrase 'beat around the bush'; we use as 'peck a bush to bring out a snake' . This means 'to do what you don't have to' for us/indigenous people.
10:09. The phrase 'down to earth'; we, also, express our phrase one's bare foot being on the ground.
Thank you for your useful phrase/expression.

[YouareObad]

Thank you so much you are very down to earth

[tikaregmi]

Your each videos are amazing so useful. I love watching you. May god bless you.

[unnatiagarkar]

thank you for an amazing lecture Sir... Grateful.

[mary.kedych]

Great explanation and examples! Thank you so much!

[marufhabibi]

It’s phenomenal lesson sir I am truly grateful