5 Advanced Expressions in Spoken English 💬

Today, I want to teach you 5 advanced expressions in spoken English. Learning these phrases will help you improve your comprehension and overall fluency. I'm going to talk in detail about these expressions, telling how to use them, when to use them, as well as why we use them.

Here are the five expressions from the lesson.
1. without further ado
2. with all due respect
3. quote, unquote
4. all downhill from here/there
5. agree to disagree

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0:00 Advanced Expressions
0:56 Expression: without further ado
2:36 Expression: with all due respect
4:36 Expression: quote, unquote
7:24 Expression: all downhill from here/there
9:37 Expression: agree to disagree

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[gilbertocbarros]

Let's agree not to disagree you are the best teacher ever.

[ShahzanAhmad]

Without any further ado, I would like to say that ever since I started watching your lessons, my vocabulary has been increased a lot . It is all downhill from here and I am going to be great speaker and writer very soon. ❤

[hassanmohamed]

You are a great teacher.I truly admire and love it the way you’re feeding for us a different variety of English lessons that motivate or inspire to glue it.Thanks you are doing a marvellous job

[addddl]

Without further ado, everyone must click like button at the beginning of the video.

[oscaralvarezdelacuadra]

Best teacher and content. Clear and concise explanations. Regards for Mexico.

[shiningstar]

Awesome lesson..
It's all downhill from here..

[LearnAcademicEnglish]

These are great! It's always nice to see English teachers on YouTube teaching expressions that we actually use and are worth taking the time to learn!

[ΜαρίαΤοπιζοπούλου]

I am Mary from Athens...today I passed my exams ! Thank you very much for your help! Have a nice summer!!Thank you!

[berenyiandre]

Dear Wes, Your website is really great. It's practical and excellent. I really encourage everybody to watch these videos. Warm regards. Andre BERENYI

[djilaligueroum]

Like always it was fantastic lesson. Thank you for everything Teacher Wes! God bless you and your whole family

[garyj.]

Today I have finished up my interview this morning, and I hope the result will be positive.

[viyanhussin]

You really encourage me to learn more advanced expressions ceaselessly 👌🏻.
Thank you so much Wes 💐

[deadspace]

Wes, thumbs up! You're on top of the game, again! A very useful lesson! Thanks a lot! And the examples and fragments from movies really help to comprehend the new expressions!

[anyangthiep]

Like always it was fantastic lesson. Thank you for everything Teacher Wes! God bless you and your whole family

[funnyuniverse]

sir i am from india.. and your lessons are really usefull.. thnku so much

[emansamir]

I like all due respect, its nice and we use it in Arabic.

[naglaahussien]

Wonderfull, really I need these expressions in my practice, thanks a lot 😍😍

[pedropabloguijarrogarcia]

Wes, what is the conection? You are from the U.S.A. and you talk in euros (at least in the video). About the lesson, very useful expressions and similar as well to the expressions in my own language. Of course advanced, not all people use them.

[lincong]

We are all agree this is a great lesson

[VickiBee]

I'm glad you explain this because in German, they use the same word to mean "here" and "there, " and you won't know which one they mean unless you use comtext. The word is "da."
Ich bin da means either I am here or I am there. I still have trouble with that word. Sometimes I have trouble believing I'm genuinely half German bc of my language challenges. 😀 VICKI