Learn English: 7 FACE Expressions

By JamesESL English Lessons (engVid)

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Trying to improve your English? 'Let's face it', you are a busy person with a 'nose for value', trying to 'make headway' learning English. That's why you study with engVid! Did you understand the three face expressions that were just used? Press play to learn what these idioms and several more mean.

Vocabulary for EATING and DRINKING

By JamesESL English Lessons (engVid)

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Eating and drinking are things we do every single day, but the vocabulary available to talk about them is much richer than the obvious words we use on a regular basis. In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn different ways to express eating and drinking in creative ways. How would you tell someone you wanted more than a snack but less than a meal? Do you know the difference between "wolfing down", "devouring", and "scarfing down" food? Watch the video to find out, and make sure to do the quiz afterwards to practice what you learned!

The most common drinking nouns, verbs and adjectives

By JamesESL English Lessons (engVid)

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Drinking is one of the most basic things humans do, so we have many words in English to talk about doing it. In this lesson, I chose the most important drinking vocabulary. You'll learn to use words like sip, slug, guzzle, and many more. This lesson will give you a lot of new vocabulary you can use right away to sound more like a native speaker.

Use color expressions to talk about situations & emotions

By JamesESL English Lessons (engVid)

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Learn English expressions that use colors like red, blue, pink, green, and white to talk about the way people feel or about situations people are in. These expressions are common and they also make your speech or writing more exciting and varied. I'll teach you expressions such as "tickled pink", "white as a sheet", "green with envy", "brown noser", and more. Do you know what the difference between "red in the face" and "blue in the face" is? I'll teach you, as well as review all the new vocabulary and expressions with practice sentences and lots of examples.

Learn common English expressions... that come from shoes?!

By JamesESL English Lessons (engVid)

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Lace up, and get ready to learn some new English expressions and idioms that come from the vocabulary of shoes! As with most idioms, these shoe expressions have unexpected and unpredictable meanings. Don't worry -- they're not just about shoes. In fact, some of these expressions are used to talk about very common and everyday situations, so you will encounter them often in English conversation, shows, and books. I will teach you the meaning of sayings like "arch-villain", "sole purpose", "laced with something", "stepping out in style", and more.

Weather idioms

By English Breakthrough

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Speak Fluently about the weather. Don't be a sop. Don't let anyone rain on your parade! Learn about weather - something you use in small talk. Everything will be sunny after you learn this - sonny! Essential English vocabulary.Now you can really talk about the weather!

Speak Idiomatic English: Top, Bottom and Middle

By English Breakthrough

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Speak like a native with useful words and phrases using top, bottom and middle. Lots of fun slang and native idioms. Words and phrases in a sequence that making learning easier.

Speak Idiomatic English -Games People Play in Business

By English Breakthrough

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Learn business English. Games people play tells you about English language words and phrases used everyday in business conversation. Have fun when you know these words. Then you can play the game!

Most British Expressions EVER! - Learn British English

By Papa Teach

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Want to add some British expressions to your vocabulary?
Find out the meaning and when to use the expressions:

1) Bits and Bobs / Odds and Sods
2) Throw a wobbly / Get shirty with someone
3) Faff / Fanny Around / About
4) Wind someone up
5) Go Pear Shaped 

Important Differences between 'Expressions', 'Idioms' and 'Slang' for IELTS

By IELTS Energy TV

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In this lesson you’ll learn the differences between the terms 'expressions', 'idioms' and 'slang'.

25 idioms to sound like a native English speaker

By linguamarina

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25 idioms to learn to sound more American! Travel to an English-speaking country to learn English (start any Monday, any level, we help you with travel arrangements)

Fun, easy way to learn English idioms

By Jennifer Banks

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Essential English idioms for sounding like a native (English Subtitled). English idioms are fun! Learning to use common idioms and expressions will make your English sound more native. People use them to express something more vividly and often more briefly. They serve as an image or mental picture.

10 British Idioms in 10 Minutes

By Eat Sleep Dream English

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Learn 10 British idioms in 10 minutes with my latest Eat Sleep Dream English video. I'll teach you the ten idioms that will make you sound super British just like Emma Watson or Harry Styles.

Easy English Expressions with "OUT OF"

By Learn English with Rebecca [engVid]

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What's the difference between "out of milk" and "out of nowhere"? One is an expression, always with the same meaning; the other is an idiom, with different meanings. In this lesson, you'll learn how "out of" can be part of an expression or part of an idiom. You'll see how "out of" is used in everyday life as an expression and then learn eight common idioms, including "out of character, "out of town", and "out of touch". Idioms upgrade your English fluency in speaking and writing. Watch this lesson and start using these expressions for greater social, academic, and business success.

10 English Idioms from Technology

By English Lessons with Adam [engVid]

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Does your language have idioms that come from technology? We use technology in so many parts of our daily life, so it's natural that many English expressions have come from this field. Learn these idioms to make your English sound more fluent and natural. This lesson has all the bells and whistles. If you don't know what that means yet, there's no need to hit the panic button -- Adam will show you what makes this English tick.

Learn POLITE expressions in English – Don't be RUDE!

By Learn English with Adam [engVid]

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Does your coworker have "a bun in the oven"? Has your boss "let himself go"? In this lesson, you will learn some expressions that people often use to say things indirectly in order to sound more polite or less rude. What can you do to avoid using words like "toilet", "dead", or "fat"? Watch this video to learn some interesting alternatives to these words and more.