English idioms and expressions - Feeling SAD

[@mifedemiespe]

Andrew explaind me : UNDER...BELOWN...UNDERNIDHT
..BENIDHT...please. Thanks

[@veliskod9068]

Hi Andrew. Coul I have a question please? Why in the sentence - I have a lump in my throat when she told me that she IS ill not she WAS ill. Thanks a lot for explanation.

[@annaluciacaldasvilleladean8270]

because she is ill yet, she didn't recover of her illness

[@fawziaaman3828]

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[@anplechen]

Thanks for the video. If it is possible, could you please start doing lessons for engineering themes, for example electrical engineering)

[@lovelyenglish2022]

Thank you

[@fazilpeerally5288]

Hello Andrew !
The 5 idioms and expressions about sadness are useful and helpful. The explanations all the way are wonderful. In addition, the photographs make one to easily understand them.
As always, I praise you as a genius English teacher.
Once again, thanking you. All the best in your endeavour.
With kindest regards,
Fazil

[@nelsong2012]

Dear Andrew, I'm grateful that you give us another excelent lesson on English idioms and expressions. Greetings from Brazil!

[@Childrensmathes]

Sir,can I not say he failed in his exams,he failed in his duty etc, please clarify.P Siva Rao,India

[@armania7230]

Thank you Andrew, I like the way you say your name, I like all your videos very helpful and informative, keep the good working thanks again

[@mohamedmohamud2096]

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[@stanleyman4100]

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[@gloriagomez1469]

Thanks again, you are wonderful teacher, in spanish we say "tener un nudo en la garganta"

[@Apple-oi8bp]

Thank you. I liked this lesson😊

[@anjaligoyal8245]

Sir can We use this idiom to have lump in my throat when we get emotional due to some unexpected happiness

[@leonorconi8870]

Hi A.: in the minutes 11:31, the verb "cry" is a Regular Verb...right? Because you say "cry" is a Irregular Verb??? It confuses me...tell me what is correct, please, thank you...14.11.2017

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Regular verbs in the past form, the rule is to add -ed to the base form. Example: walk -> walked.
But with the verb cry, we do not add -ed to the base form. We change the "y" to "i" and add -ed. cry -> cried
That is what I mean when I say it is irregular. Cryed is wrong. The important thing is to learn the correct past form (cried)
Best wishes
Andrew

[@anwarafridi4173]

Excellent examples. Appreciate your efforts to help us learn

[@soapyyy777]

So useful! we have a same expression with "My heart sank" in Korean too

[@danlurny4129]

Hello, Andrew! Let me ask a question. You used "film" and not "movie" in the video, But why?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Both are correct.
"film" is more common in British English.
"movie" is more common in American English.

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[@Bouchka291]

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