25+ Popular Weather Idioms | Improve Your English Vocabulary

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Americans LOVE using idioms in daily English communication. In this video, I'll teach you the most popular 25 idioms to confidently use in your English conversation!
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Apply for or to a university?

[@EnglishwithGabby]

They’re both okay in different contexts but for universities it’s typically TO
Apply to is typically used to describe WHERE you are applying
Examples:
I’m applying to 12 universities in the U.S.A.
She applied to Harvard University.
Apply for is typically used for things you want to obtain
She applied for a scholarship at Harvard University.
Tommy applied for the job at Google.