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Zodiac Signs in English #Shorts

Zodiac Signs in English #Shorts

What to say when giving or receiving a gift. Birthday English in conversations.

What to say when giving or receiving a gift. Birthday English in conversations.

Alternatives for 'Happy Birthday" and other birthday vocabulary used in real life

Alternatives for 'Happy Birthday" and other birthday vocabulary used in real life

Common expression: IN THE FIRST PLACE #Shorts

Common expression: IN THE FIRST PLACE #Shorts

Phrasal verb: GEAR UP #Shorts

Phrasal verb: GEAR UP #Shorts

Expession: FALL VICTIM TO (something) #Shorts

Expession: FALL VICTIM TO (something) #Shorts

Idiom: GET THE BALL ROLLING (Learn to Sound Like a Native Speaker) #Shorts

Idiom: GET THE BALL ROLLING (Learn to Sound Like a Native Speaker) #Shorts

Common phrasal verb: ADD UP #Shorts

Common phrasal verb: ADD UP #Shorts

Phrasal verb: GIVE AWAY #Shorts

Phrasal verb: GIVE AWAY #Shorts

Improve your pronunciation: Words with silent /t/ #Shorts

Improve your pronunciation: Words with silent /t/ #Shorts

Build your vocabulary effectively: Stop saying VERY #Shorts

Build your vocabulary effectively: Stop saying VERY #Shorts

Idioms: BEAT AROUND THE BUSH vs CUT TO THE CHASE

Idioms: BEAT AROUND THE BUSH vs CUT TO THE CHASE

Idiom: FOR BETTER OR WORSE

Idiom: FOR BETTER OR WORSE

Phrasal verb: STOCK UP (on something)

Phrasal verb: STOCK UP (on something)

Advanced expression: TAKE OWNERSHIP

Advanced expression: TAKE OWNERSHIP

Basic English vs Native Speaker #Shorts

Basic English vs Native Speaker #Shorts

Common idiom: THE LAST STRAW

Common idiom: THE LAST STRAW

Phrasal verb: TAKE IN

Phrasal verb: TAKE IN

Advanced expression: SEIZE THE CHANCE

Advanced expression: SEIZE THE CHANCE

Other ways to say SHE IS PREGNANT

Other ways to say SHE IS PREGNANT

Expression: SILVER LINING

Expression: SILVER LINING

Phrasal verb: ADD UP

Phrasal verb: ADD UP

Slang phrase: PSYCHED ABOUT (something)

Slang phrase: PSYCHED ABOUT (something)

Common idiom: KEEP BLINDERS ON

Common idiom: KEEP BLINDERS ON

Phrasal verb: GEAR UP

Phrasal verb: GEAR UP

Informal expression: PLAY IT OFF

Informal expression: PLAY IT OFF

Common idiom: HINDSIGHT 20/20

Common idiom: HINDSIGHT 20/20

Phrasal verb: JUMP INTO (something)

Phrasal verb: JUMP INTO (something)

Other ways to say ADMIRE or RESPECT

Other ways to say ADMIRE or RESPECT

Common idiom: GET THE BALL ROLLING

Common idiom: GET THE BALL ROLLING

Common phrase: IN THE FIRST PLACE

Common phrase: IN THE FIRST PLACE

Phrasal verb: WITHER AWAY

Phrasal verb: WITHER AWAY

Idiom: RUN IN THE FAMILY

Idiom: RUN IN THE FAMILY

Common expression: BE HUNG UP ON

Common expression: BE HUNG UP ON

Common idiom: BRIDGE THE GAP

Common idiom: BRIDGE THE GAP

Commonly confused words: ASPIRE vs INSPIRE

Commonly confused words: ASPIRE vs INSPIRE

Common expression: FALL VICTIM TO (something)

Common expression: FALL VICTIM TO (something)

Idiom: AGAINST ONE'S BETTER JUDGEMENT

Idiom: AGAINST ONE'S BETTER JUDGEMENT

Phrasal verb: CATCH UP ON (something)

Phrasal verb: CATCH UP ON (something)

Word of the day: COIN

Word of the day: COIN

Expression: IN THE LONG RUN

Expression: IN THE LONG RUN

Phrasal verb: GIVE (something) AWAY

Phrasal verb: GIVE (something) AWAY

Idiom: GET A HANDLE ON

Idiom: GET A HANDLE ON

Phrasal verb: TAKE OFF

Phrasal verb: TAKE OFF

Buzzwords of 2020: UNPRECEDENTED, PIVOT

Buzzwords of 2020: UNPRECEDENTED, PIVOT

Phrasal verbs: MESS UP, SCREW UP, F*CK UP

Phrasal verbs: MESS UP, SCREW UP, F*CK UP

Common phrase: HANG IN THERE

Common phrase: HANG IN THERE

Phrasal verbs: TALK INTO / OUT OF something

Phrasal verbs: TALK INTO / OUT OF something

Informal vocabulary: JUNKIE

Informal vocabulary: JUNKIE

Phrasal verbs: SET OUT, FOLLOW THROUGH

Phrasal verbs: SET OUT, FOLLOW THROUGH

Idiom: WALKING ON EGGSHELLS

Idiom: WALKING ON EGGSHELLS

Phrasal verb: HOOK UP

Phrasal verb: HOOK UP

Phrasal verbs: DRESS UP, DRESS DOWN

Phrasal verbs: DRESS UP, DRESS DOWN

7 common English phrases to talk about love and relationships

7 common English phrases to talk about love and relationships

Phrasal verb: FILL IN

Phrasal verb: FILL IN

THE SECRET TO ENGLISH FLUENCY

THE SECRET TO ENGLISH FLUENCY

FANTASTIC WAY TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISH

FANTASTIC WAY TO TRANSFORM YOUR ENGLISH

Vocabulary: CUISINE, RECIPE, RECEIPT

Vocabulary: CUISINE, RECIPE, RECEIPT

Phrasal verb: GET AWAY WITH something

Phrasal verb: GET AWAY WITH something

Phrase: WHAT'S THE CATCH?

Phrase: WHAT'S THE CATCH?

Phrasal verb: FREAK OUT

Phrasal verb: FREAK OUT

Phrase: HAPPEN TO DO SOMETHING

Phrase: HAPPEN TO DO SOMETHING

Expression: FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH

Expression: FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH

Idiom: WRAP YOUR HEAD AROUND STH

Idiom: WRAP YOUR HEAD AROUND STH

Idiom: GET UNDER ONE'S SKIN

Idiom: GET UNDER ONE'S SKIN

Phrasal verb: GO THROUGH WITH (something)

Phrasal verb: GO THROUGH WITH (something)

Idiom: RIGHT OFF THE BAT

Idiom: RIGHT OFF THE BAT

LEARN 13 ENGLISH PHRASES IN 10 MINUTES

LEARN 13 ENGLISH PHRASES IN 10 MINUTES

Saying: THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER...

Saying: THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER...

Idiom: GIVE IT A SHOT

Idiom: GIVE IT A SHOT

Expression: EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE

Expression: EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE

Idiom: BE SET IN STONE

Idiom: BE SET IN STONE

Expression: GIVE SOMEONE A HEADS UP

Expression: GIVE SOMEONE A HEADS UP

Advanced vocabulary: TO ELIMINATE

Advanced vocabulary: TO ELIMINATE

Phrasal verb: PICK UP

Phrasal verb: PICK UP

Expression: NOT TOO SHABBY

Expression: NOT TOO SHABBY

Expression: GET HOOKED ON (SOMETHING)

Expression: GET HOOKED ON (SOMETHING)

Expression: IT'S NOT WORTH IT

Expression: IT'S NOT WORTH IT

Phrasal verb: COME ALONG

Phrasal verb: COME ALONG

Common phrase: GOOD FOR YOU!

Common phrase: GOOD FOR YOU!

Expression: NOW YOU ARE TALKING!

Expression: NOW YOU ARE TALKING!

Idiom: UP IN THE AIR

Idiom: UP IN THE AIR

Phrasal verb: BACK (SOMEONE) UP

Phrasal verb: BACK (SOMEONE) UP

Idiom: CALL IT A DAY

Idiom: CALL IT A DAY

Phrase: ON A DAILY BASIS

Phrase: ON A DAILY BASIS

Expression: BE/STAY ON TOP OF STH

Expression: BE/STAY ON TOP OF STH

Expression: BE SOMETHING (ELSE)

Expression: BE SOMETHING (ELSE)

Idiom: GET OUT OF HAND

Idiom: GET OUT OF HAND

Phrasal verbs: PUT DOWN / PUT UNDER

Phrasal verbs: PUT DOWN / PUT UNDER

The PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS: a simple explanation

The PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS: a simple explanation

Idiom: OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD

Idiom: OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD

Phrasal verb: GROW ON SOMEONE

Phrasal verb: GROW ON SOMEONE

LEARN 100 Phrasal Verbs THE MOST NATURAL WAY!

LEARN 100 Phrasal Verbs THE MOST NATURAL WAY!

Advanced vocabulary: TO ALTER

Advanced vocabulary: TO ALTER

Common idiom: HAVE A BLAST

Common idiom: HAVE A BLAST

SENSIBLE or SENSITIVE?! Do NOT confuse!

SENSIBLE or SENSITIVE?! Do NOT confuse!

Idiom: GET THE HANG OF STH

Idiom: GET THE HANG OF STH

Phrasal verb: GET (STH) OVER WITH

Phrasal verb: GET (STH) OVER WITH

Idiom: WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT

Idiom: WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT

Common Phrasal Verb: BE INTO something

Common Phrasal Verb: BE INTO something

Common Spoken Phrase - NAILED IT!

Common Spoken Phrase - NAILED IT!

Phrase: (I'M) ALL SET

Phrase: (I'M) ALL SET

Idiom: MAKE A PASS AT SOMEONE

Idiom: MAKE A PASS AT SOMEONE

Idiom: PUT SOMEONE ON THE SPOT

Idiom: PUT SOMEONE ON THE SPOT

Phrase: HIT-OR-MISS

Phrase: HIT-OR-MISS

Phrasal verb: CUT DOWN ON

Phrasal verb: CUT DOWN ON

Expression: TAKE YOUR TIME

Expression: TAKE YOUR TIME

Quick grammar tip: UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Quick grammar tip: UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Phrasal verb: PUT UP WITH

Phrasal verb: PUT UP WITH

Phrasal verb: GO OVER (SOMETHING)

Phrasal verb: GO OVER (SOMETHING)

Idiom: A BLESSING IN DISGUISE

Idiom: A BLESSING IN DISGUISE

Expression: I DIDN'T MEAN...

Expression: I DIDN'T MEAN...

Expression: FEEL LIKE (DOING) SOMETHING

Expression: FEEL LIKE (DOING) SOMETHING

Phrasal verb: RIP OFF

Phrasal verb: RIP OFF

How to MEMORIZE IDIOMS / SPILL THE BEANS

How to MEMORIZE IDIOMS / SPILL THE BEANS

Idiom: TO KEEP SOMEONE ON THEIR TOES

Idiom: TO KEEP SOMEONE ON THEIR TOES

English idiom: TO SLEEP ON IT

English idiom: TO SLEEP ON IT

Why are PHRASAL VERBS so important? MY NEW PROJECT!

Why are PHRASAL VERBS so important? MY NEW PROJECT!

Expression: MAGIC WAND

Expression: MAGIC WAND

Common idiom: (JUST) TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE

Common idiom: (JUST) TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE

Phrasal Verb: WORK (something) OUT

Phrasal Verb: WORK (something) OUT

Intonation in American English

Intonation in American English

Expression: ONE OF A KIND

Expression: ONE OF A KIND

Common Idiom: IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE

Common Idiom: IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE

Common Phrase: MIGHT/MAY AS WELL

Common Phrase: MIGHT/MAY AS WELL

Idiom: TO HAVE A LOT/TOO MUCH/ENOUGH ON MY PLATE

Idiom: TO HAVE A LOT/TOO MUCH/ENOUGH ON MY PLATE

COMMON IDIOM: To Kill Two Birds with One Stone

COMMON IDIOM: To Kill Two Birds with One Stone

Six common PHRASAL VERBS and TIPS on HOW TO REMEMBER NEW WORDS

Six common PHRASAL VERBS and TIPS on HOW TO REMEMBER NEW WORDS

FARTHER vs FURTHER - Commonly confused words

FARTHER vs FURTHER - Commonly confused words

English Idiom: GET COLD FEET | English phrases

English Idiom: GET COLD FEET | English phrases

English Idiom: PLAY IT BY EAR | English phrases

English Idiom: PLAY IT BY EAR | English phrases

Phrasal verbs: DROP BY and DROP OFF

Phrasal verbs: DROP BY and DROP OFF

English Idiom: HIT THE SPOT | English phrases

English Idiom: HIT THE SPOT | English phrases

English Idiom: CUT SOMEBODY SOME SLACK | English phrases

English Idiom: CUT SOMEBODY SOME SLACK | English phrases

English Idiom: TO GO COLD TURKEY | English phrases

English Idiom: TO GO COLD TURKEY | English phrases

English Idiom: TO THINK ON YOUR FEET | English phrases

English Idiom: TO THINK ON YOUR FEET | English phrases

English Idiom: TO START FROM SCRATCH | English phrases

English Idiom: TO START FROM SCRATCH | English phrases

MOVING TO THE USA: I"M NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE!

MOVING TO THE USA: I"M NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE!