😃 Smile for Similes: 16 Common English Similes! Learn these English Idioms 😊
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2023
- Are you as busy as a beaver studying English? Do you wish you could learn English as quick as a wink? Hopefully you don’t have a mind like a sieve, so you can use the similes from this English idiom video in your English conversations. Today’s English vocabulary lesson will help you improve your English fluency by teaching you useful similes! Learn what a simile is as well as how to make comparisons with these common idioms in English.
What is a simile?: A simile is a type of idiom that is used in causal or informal English conversations. It is an expression for comparison where the words come together in a particular order to create a new non-literal meaning. The similes in today’s lesson are used a lot in daily life to describe things in English. Learning these comparison idioms will help you to improve your English skills and sound more like a native speaker.
There are two main kinds of similes in English. This lesson will explain what these types of similes are and give you some helpful examples of each.
Similes 1 - 8: As + Adjective + As + A Noun
1. As sick as a dog
2. As dry as a bone
3. As busy as a beaver / As busy as a bee
4. As red as a beet
5. As blind as a bat
6. As quick as a wink
7. As white as a ghost
8. As quiet as a mouse
Bonus. As good as gold
Similes 9 - 16: Like + A Noun
9. Like a statue
10. Eat like a horse
11. Work like a charm
12. Eyes like a hawk
13. Sleep like a log
14. Like a bull in a china shop
15. Like peas in a pod
16. Mind like a sieve
By the end of today’s English lesson you will have learned the answers to the questions what is a simile, what are the two main types of similes, and what are 16 common similes in English. These English idioms for comparing things will help you to speak English more like a native English speaker. Describe things in English with these helpful English similes! Thanks for watching, “Smile for Similes: 16 Common English Similes! Learn these English Idioms”. I hope this simile lesson will be useful for you as you improve your English and increase your English fluency. Good luck with your English studies!
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16 の一般的な英語の直喩!これらの英語の慣用句を学びましょう。
英語の勉強忙しいですか？すぐに英語を学びたいと思いませんか?すぐ忘れずにこの英語の慣用句の動画の直喩を英会話で使えれば幸いです。今日の授業では、役立つ直喩を教えて英語の流暢さを向上させます。直喩とは何か、また英語でこれらの一般的な慣用句と比較する方法を学びます。
直喩とは何ですか?: 直喩とは、カジュアル、非公式な英会話で使える慣用句の一種です。これは、単語が特定の順序で結合されて、文字通りではない新しい意味を生み出す比較のための表現です。今日の授業の直喩は、英語で物事を説明するために日常生活でよく使われます。これらの比較の慣用句を学ぶと、英語スキルが向上し、よりネイティブスピーカーのように聞こえるようになります。 英語には主に2 種類の直喩があります。この授業では、これらの種類の直喩とは何かを説明し、それぞれの役立つ例をいくつか示します。
直喩1 - 8: As + 形容詞+ As + A 名詞
1. As sick as a dog
2. As dry as a bone
3. As busy as a beaver / As busy as a bee
4. As red as a beet
5. As blind as a bat
6. As quick as a wink
7. As white as a ghost
8. As quiet as a mouse
直喩9 - 16: Like + 名詞
9. Like a statue
10. Eat like a horse
11. Work like a charm
12. Eyes like a hawk
13. Sleep like a log
14. Like a bull in a china shop
15. Like peas in a pod
16. Mind like a sieve
今日の英語の授業が終わるまでに、直喩とは何か、直喩の 2 つの主なタイプとは何か、英語でよく使われる 16 の直喩とは何かという質問への答えを学習できるでしょう。物事を比較するためのこれらの英語の慣用句は、ネイティブスピーカーのように英語を話すのに役立ちます。これらの役に立つ英語の直喩を使って英語で物事を説明してください! “Smile for Similes: 16 Common English Similes! Learn these English Idioms”の動画をご覧いただきありがとうございます。この授業があなたの英語力と英語の流暢さを向上させるのに役立つことを願っています。英語の勉強頑張ってください！
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Question of the Day : What other similes do you know in English? Share your similes in sentences here in the comments
as easy as abc.
as likely as not.
Brave as a lion, nutty as a fruitcake, happy as a lark. Well done.
Thank you for your kind words and three excellent examples of similes 🤗👍🏻. I am happy as a lark to read your nice comment 😍🌼.
Great to see you again here in RUclips. Watching your lessons, I feel like a kid in a candy store
🤩 'Like a kid in a candy store' is a fantastic simile, and I love how you naturally put the simile in a sentence in your comment 😍👍🏻. Thank you so much for sharing 🤗.
You are a legendary teacher ❤
☺️Thank you for your nice compliment blushing 😊. I am really happy you enjoyed this simile lesson 🤩.
Teacher, We miss you. Welcome back 🙏
Thanks for your warm greeting 🤗. I have also missed making English lessons here on RUclips✨. Thanks for waiting and for watching this simile lesson ☺️.
Outstanding ... Thanks
My pleasure ☺️. I am really glad you enjoyed this simile lesson 🤗.
Hello, Jen！
I love your lessons. Everytiing is so helpful! 😊
From Japan❤💙
Hi Keiko 🌸. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and kind words ☺️. I am happy as a clam to hear from you 😁.
@@JeNsJyugyou Thank you,too!
and I made a spelling error,so sorry.😞
I mean"Everything"🤭
Greetings from Casablanca Morocco
Here’s looking at you kid 😁. Thanks for watching ☺️ 🇲🇦 🇨🇦.
Awesome!! Thank you 😊 🙏🏼
You're so welcome🤗!
It's funny... I'm a native English speaker, yet I've started watching these videos just because I find them relaxing. I think it's just the slow way she speaks throughout.
😊👍🏻👏👏👏👏👏
🤗Thanks, Cristian 🤩.
Hey, How are you doing?Where have you been? I really miss you when you weren't uploading videos.Every time i used to take a look into your channel hoping that you may have uploaded a video.
☺️ Wow, that is very kind of you to say✨. Sorry for making you wait so long, but thank you for continuing to look for my new English lessons 🤗. I am going on vacation in about three weeks, but when I return I will do my best to keep making new videos 🌸.
nice video 🌹♥
Thank you ☺️. I'm as happy as a clam to hear you enjoyed this simile lesson 😁.
Hi there,I ve never been familiar to similes before but after watching ur video I surprised 😮I love to learn English ….just because of ur videos… thanks jeny god bless you 🙏
Wow, thank you so much for your kind words 🤗. By reading your comment I feel inspired to keep making new lessons 😁. I am really glad you enjoy learning English so much and I wish you all the best ✨.
Hi Jen, I'm so glad to hear your voice in your videos after so long. Your similes are wonderful and I am sure that all your followers celebrate with great pleasure as well as me. We have one of them in this country just the same. "to sleep as a log": dormir como un tronco. I think I am one of them. Congratulations on being back and wishing you the best.
Hi Santiago 🤩. Thank you for always thinking about and sharing great music 🎼. Thanks also for watching this new English lesson and for sharing your kind words of encouragement 😍. It is interesting to know that Spanish has a similar simile to 'sleep like a log' 🤗. I wish I could be like you and sleep like a log, but my husband snores loudly and my neighbour's dog barks a lot 😅.
u r really good teacher
That's sweet of you to say, thank you 😊. I am glad to hear that my English lessons are helping you 🤗.
Welcome Back
Thank you 🤗. I am as happy as a clam to be back 😁.
❤Thank you for your important episode. My friend is as small as a nut, and, as thin as a lath. You are as intelligent as a rabbit, and you are good like a deity.😊
Thank you for watching and sharing ☺️. I am as happy as a clam to know that you enjoyed this simile video 😁. Thank you for sharing your similes also, although I have never actually heard any of them before 😅. For thin we usually use the similes 'as thin as a rail' or 'as thin as a rake'.
@JeNsJyugyou Dear Mam, it was a comment on Sherlock Holmes' novel, " He is as thin as a lath and as brown as a nut"😁🤩
@JeNsJyugyou Dear Mam, it was a comment on Sherlock Holmes' novel about his upcoming room mate , " he is as thin as a lath, as brown as a nut"😁🤩. Thank you very much for your feedback.😊
I am thrilled to see you once again madam. How have you been?
I am as happy as a lark to make this new English lesson and to hear that you enjoyed it🤗. Sorry I couldn't upload for so long; things were just really busy 😅. I am going on vacation in about three weeks, but when I return I will try to keep making new English lessons ✨.
Hello, Jen We miss you. Welcome back
Thank you 😊. I am as happy as a lark to be able to make this new English lesson 😁.
I am from Brazil and learning a lot from your videos my studies in English
That's so great to hear 🤗! I am glad my English lessons can help you on your English learning journey ☺️. I wish you all the best 🌸.
As fit as a fiddle
'As fit as a fiddle' is another excellent simile👍🏻. Thank you for sharing 🤩. I slept like a log last night and feel as fit as a fiddle this morning 💪.
❤👌💯
Thanks 🌸🤗🌼
As strong as an ox.
'As strong as an ox' is an excellent simile🤩! It reminds me of my father. Even when he was in his early 90's, he was still strong as an ox 😁. Thanks for sharing ☺️.
My friend goes to the gym she is as fit as a fiddle. This morning i have cleaned up my room now it's clean as a whistle ☺️
That's great😀. Thank you for sharing two excellent examples of similes in sentences 🤩. 'As fit as a fiddle' and 'As clean as a whistle' are good similes 👍🏻.
@@JeNsJyugyou 🥰 tnx
Hi Jen ❤😊 hope you are doing well and all your family 😊
Here are some examples of mine 😊
- last week I twisted my ankle, it hurt so bad 😔 it hurt like hell , but the pain is substantially subsided, and I feel much better now 😊
When the new shopping mall opened for the first time, people were running inside like chickens with their heads cut off ! 😅 because everything was low priced and some items were completely for free , wow 😍
My twin sister is as cool as a cucumber 🥒 but I have a bit of temper !
She's so nice to everyone, she's like a breath of fresh air 😊
Hi Sabrina 🌸. It is so great to hear from you ☺️. I hope you are doing well and enjoying the summer ☀️. I am as happy as a lark to read your lovely comment and so many fantastic examples of similes 🤗. I hope your example sentence about twisting your ankle and having it hurt like hell isn't true, because that sounds terrible ✨. I really like the other similes you've include too: 'like chickens with their heads cut off', 'as cool as a cucumber', and 'like a breath of fresh air'. 🤩. Thank you for sharing 💕.
@@JeNsJyugyou always my pleasure 🤗💖
Hi ma'am how are you i'm missing you always
Please come back to us as before ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching this new simile video and for your kind words🤗. Sorry I was unable to make any new English lessons for awhile 😅. I am going on vacation in about three weeks, but once I return from travelling, I will do my best to keep making new English lessons ☺️. Thanks for the encouragement ✨.
Hello Dear teacher
When would be your next lesson?
I expect lot of new videos
Hii mam, I miss you your videos.
Hi miss
I have been waiting for this day for months, and at last, it has arrived. Where have you been for so long?
He has been given a pauper's burial because he was as poor as a church mouse.
Thanks for watching and for your wonderful comment 🤗. Sorry I was unable to upload any new English lessons for so long; things just became very busy 😅. I love your example simile, 'as poor as a church mouse' 🐭. Thank you for sharing it and for putting it into such a great example sentence, too 🤩. I am as happy as a clam to read your comment 🤩.
Why do you tend to drop the first ‘as’ when it’s in a sentence?
That is an excellent question 👍🏻✨. In Canada, many times when native English speakers are talking, we often omit the first 'as' if we use similes🇨🇦. I am not sure if native English speakers in other countries do the same or not, so I tried to teach the similes 'correctly', but sometimes ended up forgetting to include the first 'as'. You have very good ears 😁.
Why do you have japanese name?