English in a Minute: Bite Off More Than You Can Chew

[@ton4254]

Thanks for everything.

[@edwinstar]

'Bite off more than you can chew' means to try to do something which is too difficult. it's a good phrase to learn.

[@abdiosman4770]

Thanks all of you

[@mohamedgalal9669]

Thank you so much, for this expression, 🙏🙏🙏

[@barbensutile7901]

Thanks

[@abdiosman4770]

Thanks teacher

[@vaniawendie1256]

Excelente vídeo amei.

[@rodriguesfilmesdekungfu3885]

I love english in the minute

[@ppratoommanee5640]

Thanks, l love to learning english because I can open up the world and understand other people globally. ( Is it right or not?) 😊🥰

[@md.ahasanhabibrifat8741]

Could you please tell me..How can I improve my Vocabulary which are difficult to memorize.

[@qasimali9324]

Biting and chewing
Bite off more than you can chew

[@erikaforbooks3014]

I don't know what will say

[@مچم-غ7ج]

Bite off more than you can chew