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Buck- dollar Cost an arm an leg- something that is expensive Pony up- to pay money because it's is owned or one need to settle the debt Telling someone to do what you say To make ends meet- to earn enough money to live and meet your needs (To be) loaded -to say someone has a lot of money To look like a million bucks- to describe a person who looks nice and is elegantly dressed Ragd to riches-when someone goes from being poor to wealthy Bread and butter - the primary way a person earns a living Penny- pincher- a person who tries to save their money and is careful spending their money. Pick up the tab/ pick up the check- to pay for a bill To paint (oneself) into a corner- a situation in which there are no good outcomes A picture's is worth a thousand words -a complex idea can be expressed with one picture To paint the town red- to party and celebrate in a lively way. To see /look at the big picture - to examine and understand the entirety of a situation What's wrong with the picture - to sarcastically ask someone to identify the problem Do I have to paint you a picture?- what else must be done to make somebody understand. Something is like watching the paint dry-saying something is boring and takes a long time.
Hi my teacher I am physically disable person in pakistan I am learning english from your videos the way you teach is very simple understandable I am beginner please ignore my mistake if imake them in my comments.
Interactive English,in and of itself,can provide one the best explanation of words as well as is the best english youtube channel to enrich our vocab bank. Thanks Wes for continuously teaching us everything free of cost.
I love learning idioms, having said that this video lesson is much more longer to continue sitting learning at the same time. BY THE WAY, INTERACTIVE ENGLISH channel is always rock to be honest.
It's the Importance of Learning these IDIOMS, Using them naturally, like Native good Speakers It is an added Benefit , that the Learners haven't to loose their Wallet. " Good things come Free " Myself is a Senior Educator of English in INDIA.
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Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher i would rather you kept teaching us even though we do not know your place coz we should give you something
Your are a great teacher! Your videos and lessons are entertaining and educational. Love the video on your Paris trip. I get to see Paris and learn a couple of idioms.
I am mechanic , always work in a gragge fixing broken parts of cars. During my free time usaully at night i used to sit infront tv watching different programmes including the news. It wasn't untill a little while ago that it dawned on me to change my old habbits. Filling my free time at night to learn american accent. Although english grammer lessons are difficult to me i have to keep tring to understand. English conversation is not my cup of tea and i might pull it back for some other time . Idioms are the most important part for foreingers Using and practicing these idioms isnot rocket science we can try acting like a native. I am going to hange in and listen more lessons from your channel. Thank you.
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1492. To cost an arm and a leg: something too expensive 1493. Pony up: you need to pay money coz you owed that one. To pay money because it’s owed or one needs to settle a debt. 1494. Put your money where your mouth is: telling someone to do something: to spend money in order to improve a bad situation; to spend money so people know you mean what you say. 1495. To make ends meet: to earn enough money to live and meet your needs 1496. To be loaded: to say someone has a lot of money 1497. To look like a million bucks/Doller: to describe a person who looks nice and is elegantly dressed. 1498. Shell out/ fork over: to pay something. 1499. Rags to riches: when someone goes from being poor to wealthy 1500. Rag: a piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning things or a newspaper, typically one regarded as being of low quality. 1501. Bread and butter: the primary way a person earns a living 1502. Foot the bill: to pay for something, especially something expensive 1503. Break the bank: refer to something that costs too much and you probably cannot afford it. 1504. Penny-pincher: a person who tries to save their money and is careful spending their money. 1505. Pick up the tab/ pick up the check: to pay for a bill 1506. To paint (oneself) into a corner: a situation in which there are no good cuts comes. 1507. A picture is worth a thousand words: a complex idea can be expressed with one picture: 1508. To paint the town red: to party and celebrate in a lively way 1509. To see/ look at the big picture: to examine and understand the 1510. what’s wrong with this picture? : to sarcastically ask something to densify the problem or situation 1511. do I have to paint you a picture: what else must be done to make someone understand? 1512. (Something) is like watching the paint dry: saying something is boring and takes a long time. 1513. To paint a --------picture: to describe something in a certain way 1514. Keep (one’s) eye on the ball: giving complete attention to a particular activity 1515. To be on the ball: alert and aware of what it’s going on around you. 1516. To get the ball rolling: to start to begin something. 1517. To get a kick out of (something): to greatly enjoy an activity or event 1518. Game changer: an event that shifts the way of doing something 1519. Game plan: a strategy 1520. To blow the whistle on (someone): make information public regarding harmful activities. 1521. To be robbed: expressing that something was unfair or unjust. 1522. To take sides: to support one person over another in a dispute 1523. To be on a roll: to be on a streak of success 1524. Piece of cake: very easy 1525. Have your cake and eat it too: something is no longer available or you cannot get it again. 1526. Icing on the cake: something makes good even better and vice versa 1527. Sugar-coat: seem better; acceptable that it is 1528. Easy as apple pie: a task or experience as pleasurable and simple. 1529. Flat as a pancake: looks flat without ridges and bumps 1530. Nutty as a fruitcake: pretty crazy 1531. That’s the way the cookie crumbles: that’s how life works 1532. Sell like hotcakes: sells very well and successful 1533. Have a sweet tooth: love dessert and sugar 1534. Keep your chin up: encourage someone to stay positive in a difficult situation. 1535. Hang in there: encourage someone to keep trying and not give up when in a difficult situation 1536. Break a leg: wishing someone good luck 1537. In the bag: to be sure of success or sure of accomplishing something; Suring someone there get success or opportunity 1538. Sky’s the limit: there is no limit to one’s success or aspirations 1539. The world is your oyster: expressing that someone has many opportunities and choices 1540. Light at the end of the tunnel: there will be an improvement or an end to a difficult situation 1541. There’s plenty of fish in the sea: reassure someone who ended a relationship that there are others out there for them to have a romantic relationship with 1542. Look on the bright side: try to be cheerful or think positively about a bad situation 1543. Pull yourself together: gain control over your emotions; become calm and behave normally 1544. Fingers crossed: express hope that something will happen 1545. A blessing in disguise: something that appears bad at first but happens to be good 1546. Cool as a cucumber: a person can calm and relax 1547. Not my cup of tea: something you are not interested in or don’t like 1548. In a nutshell: explained in the fewest possible words 1549. Put all your eggs in one basket: advice that says not to put all of your effort resources idiom area 1550. To spice things up: to change a boring routine to something exciting 1551. Bring home the bacon: to earn money from employment; be successful; bring money; make a money 1552. You won’t get a Lemon: something, such as a car, that doesn’t work well 1553. Spill the beans: to reveal secret information 1554. Cheesy: cheap; inferior; lame; tacky; low quality
Thanks for the lesson about idioms👍 I learned a lot. Plus, thanks for showing the video about Paris, it’s really pretty and the view is amazing! You guys are great couple🥰😉
those were really practical and interesting expressions! i was shock that many of expressions in this video are new to me. i must study hard. thanks for the sharing!
It is a long lesson thrown together from your old lessons and it is like the strudel of a lazy woman who just throws the ingredients together and puts the strudel into the stove. I need more time to get through it!
Don't you know learning english from LINGODA, specially from country like india,costs an arm and a leg but here through interactive english everything is free of cost.
@@InteractiveEng your absolutely welcome! I’ve been watching your channel for a couple years now. And is my 100% number 1 go to channel. Hope you have a good Sunday!
hello Sir Ma'am, thank you very much for this lecture. Grateful to have found you both for learning English rather as a skill than a language. Thank you again. My God bless you.
If you don't mind I would like to ask you about Academic(advanced) words which is valuable in order to take exam on TOEFL I do really appreciate your efforts,everything you have done for us
I'm so grateful for your response. I would like to ask you for numerous of these words , I mean 1000-2000 may be even more than that ,If it is possible and important as I AM DETERMINED to pursue my goal TO BE FLUENT CONFIDENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BY ANY MEANS .Due to financial problems I am learning without any mentor,mostly by YOUTOUB channel . I hope you will cooperate and understand.
These videos are really helpful... and on the topic of making ends meet, we live like that and we certainly can't afford a trip to Paris (even though we live much closer to it LOL), so you're definitely on your way from rags to (almost) riches :D
