8 Idioms I regularly use

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1. to nail it
2. to be spot on
3. to be on a roll
(to brush up - improve or polish)
4. to get a word in edgeways
( to edge forward - to move forward slowly)
5. It turns out
6. to crack me up
7. in a way
8. to make head or tail of something

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To nail it - to do something perfectly
To be spot on - to be exactly right, or perfect
To be on a roll - have a series of successes
To brush up - to improve or polish (for example language)
To get a word in edgeways - to have a chance to speak( usually negative)
To edge forward - to move forward slowly
In turns out - something happens in a particular way
To crack me up - to make me laugh a lot/hard
In a way - to some extent
To make head or tail of something - to understand something complex (often in negative)

[@Fllogy]

I feel comfortable using these idioms: 😊
1- to crack me up
2- can't make head or tail of it
3- I’ve nailed it

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Number 8 seems to me quite similar to "I can’t wrap my head around something“. Thank you Keith 😊

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Hitting the nail on the head; you‘ve done it already. Thank you very much teacher Keith.

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Hellooooo Keith,
Hoping you are doing well?
I've just watched your explanations but I couldn't make head or tail of them 😂
Thank you so much for all these useful idioms I needed, you spot on. I will try to use them the right way in my next conversations in order to spot on. Day by day my english improves watching your videos, all my friends tell me that I'm really on a roll. However they complain they cannot speak too much when we're chatting because they can't get a word in edgeways with me😂
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Every cloud has a silver lining- i very like this idiom

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thanks a lot.
my favorite idiom is " to make head or tail of something "

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Good! Keep making videos on idioms.

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To brush up on : improve❤

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Now, I was wondering if you could help me with a query with the expression - 'in one's bones'. Is it correct or usual to say that - 'I know her/him in my bones?'
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Spot on or hit the spot

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To be spot on😊

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it cracks me up : yes

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One question, the expression "make heads or tails of something" , has it anything to do with coins? Thank you for sharing with us all!

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To edge forward 😊

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I can't make a head or tail, but in a way living now is comfortable.

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I liked all of them

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Kindly suggest some of idioms to.face interwiew for a teacher in Australia

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To be on a roll🎉

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Sir
Is TO BE SPOT ON is similar to HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.? Please clarify ..

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