I request you to prepare videos on i) Sentences use in welcome speech. ii) Sentences use in vote of thanks. iii) Sentences use by teacher in parent’s teacher meeting. iv) Sentences use by teacher in classroom. v) Sentences use by colleague in farewell meeting. vi) Sentences use in boss' farewell meeting. vii) Sentences use in anchoring. Thank you before hand if you release such a good videos which will be helpful to many.
❤Colours Idioms❤ ❤Born with a silver spoon - some one who is born in a rich family. ❤To catch someone red handed - to get some one doing something wrong. ❤White lie - a lie which doesn't hurt anyone feelings. ❤Tickled pink - to be pleasant with some one. ❤Yellow bellied - a crowd person. ❤Talk a blue steak - to talk to much. ❤Black sheep of a family - a person who is disgrace in a grp.
Nice video! Even I learnt something new: to talk a blue streak. I looked it up and apparently it's an American expression. But we use all the other expressions in Australia as well :).
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I was a black cheep of my family but Jesus made me. someone i where not.My family loves now,thanks to Jesus next i tickeld pink to him i don't care about people who talk blue streak.
Niharika Mam I like your lessons very much. I'm watching your channel just few days but I've learnt most of useful things. I've started to watch your lessons from beginning. Please wish me.
Out of the blue- randomly, without warning, surprisingly Example: “That storm came out of the blue and I didn’t have an umbrella!” Green with envy- to be very jealous, envious Example: “Katie was green with envy when she saw you got a new car for your birthday.” Gray area- something that is unclear, undefined Example: The issue of allowing mobile phones in the classroom is a gray area right now- it could go either way. Caught red-handed- to catch someone in the act of doing something Example: “He was caught red-handed while stealing those candy bars.” Green thumb- to be skilled at gardening Example: “My mother has a green thumb- she can make anything grow!” Once in a blue moon- very rarely Example: “Once in a blue moon you will see that mean professor smile.” Take the red eye- a late night flight that arrives early in the morning Example: “I took the red eye from California to New York last night and now I am exhausted.”
'White lie' reminds me of a song that this idiom was used in,it goes like this"my little white lies tell a story,i have seen it all it has no glory".Its called 'look at me' by Geri Halliwell 😊💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 not only this idiom but also 'tickled pink' was used in a Red Hot Chili Peppers song called 'Power of equality',though the lyrics is a bit angsty and ahem uncensored,i would request some of you to listen to the song on ur own.
May I make a suggestion? The idiom "to explain sth to sb till one is blue in the face" is also a nice one. For those who don't know it, keep in mind that it simply means to struggle to explain sth to sb even though it is pointless because the person who receives the explanation doesn't understand anything.
hi niharika ma'am even me too...wants to have a lesson on the words that have almost same meanings...but used in different references like wedding and marriage, tell and speak, look, watch, view and see, purchase and buy...etc. so please make such one lesson on these words.
They mean to same thing. "I want to buy a new car," "I want to purchase a new car." "OK, whose going to buy the cake for his birthday party?", "OK, whose going to purchase the cake for his birthday party?"
No that's is incorrect. To speculate means forming a conclusion without firm (or good) evidence. The key part is firm, or good evidence, not 'without' evidence.
I like your way of teaching apart from Adam and James in EngVid. I love to use of idioms in a sentence especially when speaking.Thanks for the nice video. By the way, It's not a white lie. I take this opportunity to wish u happy holi.
I request you to prepare videos on
i) Sentences use in welcome speech.
ii) Sentences use in vote of thanks.
iii) Sentences use by teacher in parent’s teacher meeting.
iv) Sentences use by teacher in classroom.
v) Sentences use by colleague in farewell meeting.
vi) Sentences use in boss' farewell meeting.
vii) Sentences use in anchoring.
Thank you before hand if you release such a good videos which will be helpful to many.
Will try and take the topic in the coming videos.
Thank you very much for you assurance. Eagerly waiting for those videos.
Generally we take up topics that are beneficial to masses, your requirement is specific. Will still try to incorporate.
Even I would request you to make videos on the aforesaid points.
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thank you so much for your lesson！
Your teaching is really great.....
Am sincerely greatful n tnx madam your teaching ways are so amazing n intresting
you're simply genuine I like your way to teaching.. 😊
You are really a good teacher niharika.
Love you miss nihareka u are awesome👍👍👍👍
you are the best teacher
thank you , you speak in way that I can understand , I learn a lot, thank you
❤Colours Idioms❤
❤Born with a silver spoon - some one who is born in a rich family.
❤To catch someone red handed - to get some one doing something wrong.
❤White lie - a lie which doesn't hurt anyone feelings.
❤Tickled pink - to be pleasant with some one.
❤Yellow bellied - a crowd person.
❤Talk a blue steak - to talk to much.
❤Black sheep of a family - a person who is disgrace in a grp.
Thank you ❤️
U r very expressive .....
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thank you so much! your class is useful! greetings from Argentina!
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the more i see ur videos the more i fall in love the way u present
happy holi to all the teachers and specially niharika mam I wish this festival of colors make your life colorful and full of happiness .
Awesome teaching niharika madam
Nice video! Even I learnt something new: to talk a blue streak. I looked it up and apparently it's an American expression. But we use all the other expressions in Australia as well :).
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Thank you 😊 Niharika I really appreciate you.
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Niharika I really adore your english !!!!!
Yes ... very true..
It amazing, better than my English
it is really amazing experience watching your videos.I started nourishing my English knowledge.Thanks Neharika
Hi,Niharika,Thanks a lot.I feel that today is a red letter day for me as you have taught me these colour idioms without having jaundiced eye.
Love you ma'am!
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Love your voice Niharika
thank you for your video
your teaching style is Amazing,
Yes i enjoyed ... I like the way u use ... So thanx alot 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
Very nice as well as interesting to learn, Thank you!
Love you and your soothing voice...Enjoying every video of yours
I like ur way of teaching English. Mam.
I like ur teaching mam.. Thank you mam
Thanks a lot!!!
Thank you
Thank you!! this video is very informative and useful!!
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Thank you very much 😍
I was a black cheep of my family but Jesus made me. someone i where not.My family loves now,thanks to Jesus next i tickeld pink to him i don't care about people who talk blue streak.
your fluency is so awesome and u r great mam
You're just amazing .Since I've subscribed to this channel I can't lose any lesson '-' .
Thank you, ma'am, your articulation is superb.
Hi niharika....... I'm not good speak English but i can understand your speaking so very tanks I like you
I used to watch all your videos .really all are very fabulous one
i really enjoy ur videos and I learnt lot more from you....Love u Niharika😻😘
i really loved your TH-cam Chanel i'm Brazilian..
thanks ma,am
Thank you so much for such these phrases . i like it.
awesome. greeting from egypt
thank you for a lesson. I learn alot after watching your lesson
hi niharika... how to use "talk a blue streak" in a sentence..
Please look in the video's description. I have written example sentence. Or you could visit www.learnex.in for complete synopsis of this lesson.
ur videos r so nice...
Mam your language is good. I like your speech and language
your way of teaching z so affective
thank you for being my online teacher
In single subscription, includes Skillopedia channel as well?
hi niharika u r so beautiful and I enjoyed ur videos because ur explanation is so good.
Superb 😊
Hi niharika . I have been watching your videos for the last four years . Is it for four years or since four years
love u niharika awesssome
your English lectures are more colourful on TH-cam
Niharika Mam I like your lessons very much.
I'm watching your channel just few days but I've learnt most of useful things.
I've started to watch your lessons from beginning.
Please wish me.
this will be so helpful for daily communication 😊 and u hv given us a colourful lesson..!!! 😊😊 from Bangalore
Fabulous ase
Beautiful
Out of the blue- randomly, without warning, surprisingly
Example: “That storm came out of the blue and I didn’t have an umbrella!”
Green with envy- to be very jealous, envious
Example: “Katie was green with envy when she saw you got a new car for your birthday.”
Gray area- something that is unclear, undefined
Example: The issue of allowing mobile phones in the classroom is a gray area right now- it could go either way.
Caught red-handed- to catch someone in the act of doing something
Example: “He was caught red-handed while stealing those candy bars.”
Green thumb- to be skilled at gardening
Example: “My mother has a green thumb- she can make anything grow!”
Once in a blue moon- very rarely
Example: “Once in a blue moon you will see that mean professor smile.”
Take the red eye- a late night flight that arrives early in the morning
Example: “I took the red eye from California to New York last night and now I am exhausted.”
Hi di love your efforts and your teaching way is very good!!
Good job
Please help us giving multiple examples using these idioms......
Niharika, you talk a blue streak but I love it.
hi Niharika.. wish you a very happy n colourful Holi
Thanks, Wishing all the subscribers and viewers a #happyHoli
loved it.
Tq
I really like your useful lessons :) your T shirt is a good match for todays topic ! good on you ❣ from Japan.
Thank you teacher.It's very useful and funny.
mam, just because of you. I have improved my English a lot.. thnx for the videos really helpful... :)
I was on cloud nine to
recive such pleasant colour ldioms from niharika Mam 😊
happy HOLI maam
love you mam 😃😘
you should make example with each idiom. It's easier to remember. I just give my idea.
Thanks for lesson. It's very helpful.
you are absolutely right .
i was also thinking that...🤔
can you plz deliver a lecture on how to complement your teacher who's way of teaching z so good?
please make your videos on pick up lines
wish you a very very happy holi niharika mam...
'White lie' reminds me of a song that this idiom was used in,it goes like this"my little white lies tell a story,i have seen it all it has no glory".Its called 'look at me' by Geri Halliwell 😊💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 not only this idiom but also 'tickled pink' was used in a Red Hot Chili Peppers song called 'Power of equality',though the lyrics is a bit angsty and ahem uncensored,i would request some of you to listen to the song on ur own.
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Hi Niharika , please make video on topic like playing cards , cosmetics if possible.
May I make a suggestion?
The idiom "to explain sth to sb till one is blue in the face" is also a nice one. For those who don't know it, keep in mind that it simply means to struggle to explain sth to sb even though it is pointless because the person who receives the explanation doesn't understand anything.
mam ur dress👗 is looking cool today...
kindly make a video on debate about something...
Happy holi niharika mam
happy Holi ma'am
! Green with envy
niharika u r awesome:):) I really like ur confidence:):)
Hi Niharika maam, I want to know when to use Buy and when to use purchase word.
hi niharika ma'am even me too...wants to have a lesson on the words that have almost same meanings...but used in different references like wedding and marriage, tell and speak, look, watch, view and see, purchase and buy...etc. so please make such one lesson on these words.
They mean to same thing. "I want to buy a new car," "I want to purchase a new car." "OK, whose going to buy the cake for his birthday party?", "OK, whose going to purchase the cake for his birthday party?"
how to use in and at in the same sentence
can somebody tell me what speculation means i looked it up but can't find a good anwser
Thanks:)
No that's is incorrect. To speculate means forming a conclusion without firm (or good) evidence. The key part is firm, or good evidence, not 'without' evidence.
Oh oke thanks for the answer
wah
I like your way of teaching apart from Adam and James in EngVid. I love to use of idioms in a sentence especially when speaking.Thanks for the nice video. By the way, It's not a white lie. I take this opportunity to wish u happy holi.
Niharika g I love you tooo for your support for me...
May this Holi fulfill your life with joy and happiness.