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Thank you so much your videos are so so so helpful 👌🏻👌🏻😊💜💜

Thank you very much Liane.

thank u so much, i reference this link to my assignment 😂❤

Way to go!

Thank you.

I bought a car on the spur of the moment.

Good examples.

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Thanks Liane. YT is a bit unfair in terms of Algorithm. I completely forgot your channel.

Oh my god that is such a great explanation! I got it quick but you really made it easy to fully understand and how to use it! Thank you ❤

Useless search

Learning english with another channels and idioms with you its my alley

Amazing explanation

Thank you!

Nice one 😊

Thanks teacher, you explained it perfectly

Thank you for the explanation.

Got caught up shopping 😅

Where are your videos? I miss them!!

Thor's Love and Thunder is next!!!🎉

Thursday 26th September 2024. 08.27am. Good-morning. Thank you for the amazing video. 10/10. Mr Francesca Al Kray. 29th October 1969.

Isnt suit yourself being replaced by knock yourself out?

How about knocked up?

One question: can the out of character idiom be compared to "it's unlike you" or" it's not your style" to do that?

Youre very kind and engaging in your videos, congrats and keep it up

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1) what's up? Not to much. 2) My English teacher, sat next to me, during a classmate presentation, and i was asleep, he touched my shoulder and asked me: hey, are you asleep? He freaked me out, and i jumped up, shouting: i'm up! I'm up! That was so embarrassing😅 3) Look Maria, you're up on the list, you have a higher score girl, congratulations 👏🏻 🎉 4) Samantha, can you up the article for tomorrow morning, please? *Be free to correct*

Thank you Teacher. Please issue many videos like this. I'm Vietnamese and grateful for your teaching.

I am looking for the two dictionary definitions for an assignment and can only find the first definition. Could you please give me some pointers as to where to find the second definition so I can quote it. Thanks!

Please go on with your awesome videos! You are amazing! - Moscow, Russia ...

I also use it all the time

Seeing red with rage can actually mean exactly that. Overwhelming rage, difficulty breathing, absolute murderous intent and an orange hue on everything I saw. Weird experience in hindsight. And totally useless for a bookworm without fighting experience.😅

I found this idiom when I was watching "Jumanji welcome to the jungle" movie. and found your video that explains what this idiom means. also, learned something new than the meaning of the idiom. Thank you!

I'm very happy with these, they help me a lot. thank you Professor!

I really like your video I often find myself herding cats I think you look great and it's clear when you teach keep it up

So clearly I like it.

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When a friend of mine told me a story about their experience about this particular person of them having (maybe) bad intentions, suspicious or something the like, But me saying to my friend that, Maybe they just have this or that kind of bias that's unorthodox to us (look at the situation in a different angle kind of thing), By then after i watched this video, I knew i am doing devil's advocate. It is the thing of opposing the idea to have a much more definite conclusion on whatever the matter is, I tend to be on to the positive side of a person not judging them and such. Does it need to be a positive thing or a negative thing like cons per se. Or to play devil's advocate only restricted to find a negative intention on someone's behavior or idea?

Great I have been looking for a channel with phrasal verbs. Thanks

Thnks Mam for nice explanation 😊😊

Please Tamil meaning

Please make a video on "Out at the elbows" btw I'm a new subscriber😊

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My old aunt had married and moved to her husband's town where she had been through bullies and harassing. I remember her saying when she was recalling the experience and told us "They kicked the bucket now."

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Thank you for this beautiful, clear explanation.🙂

You explained it so well😊

I thought the word “apprentice” is not that common in the US, I would say “an intern” instead :) They’re used equally?

I thought the word “apprentice” is not that common in the US, I would say “an intern” instead :) They’re used equally?