Native Speakers Use These Expressions All The Time (5 Natural English Expressions)

I explain five expressions that native English speakers often use in conversation.

These expressions are:
-Cut the crap
-Off the top of my head
-Work like a charm
-Gotta do what you gotta do
-Ramble on

I'm Teacher Mike, and I'm an English teacher from the United States.

I have also worked as a communication quality manager in a five-star hotel and as a communication coach at a company that trains Japanese business professionals in the communication skills that they need to succeed on international teams.

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[eustaquiozambrano]

Thank a lot teacher.
Have a good Night. 👍

[Bbbumpy]

Oh, NICE! I'm actually a native English speaker, but in my Facebook discussions I saw that John Julius Reel (Spanglish in a Minute) had recommended you for ESL students, so I was just curious...WHAT a crystal clear presentation of English this is! 👍👍👍👍
And the interaction and direct answers to your students...Excellent!

[udomvannapat]

Hello Mike.Thank you for everything.From old man in Bangkok Thailand 🇹🇭.

[vankhoanguyen]

These expressions are difficult. I don't see this lesson on FB. Thank you alot, Mike. ❤

[guermahfatiha]

A very important video !I am glad to learn these expressions which I did not know before.I hope you will share more in the future, Mike ! 🎉🎉🎉❤

[MFRbrothers]

Thanks alot for every video am watching your videos but not finished yet i watched daily 5 or 6 of your videos

[nellymendozacontreras]

Good Afternon teacher Mike Yes God bless yuo 😍

[abelmanlulu]

I've learned a lot from your teaching teacher Mike.thanks for your patience

[YT_user__]

Hello, Mike 👋
Thank you for all the useful content you create for us, learners.
If you don't mind, I would also like to suggest an important (as for me) topic to study and to speak about. It is called bias-free language. And I would really appreciate if you could speak on some important basic things we should know while speaking(or writing) English.
What do you think about it?

[laminetraore]

Hi teacher Mike, what does it to put some skin to the game??

[salmaannich]

He crowed to her :cut the crap, I'm not fool to believe these hocus pocus.

[borkasiamese]

Thank you Mike! Here is my suggestion in case it is worth it - "go figure" 🙂

[moesehtway]

I'm curious if it's important to learn phonics.