I love today's lesson. These expressions are funny. Oh my God! I forgot to call my friend back. It slipped my mind. Do you remember Paul, the tallest boy in the classroom? No, I don't. But, his name rings a bell. Each time he wants to invite her to go out, his mind goes blank. Mary always comes up with brilliant ideas to increase sales. Once, when I was in school. The teacher told me "Please tell your story", and nothing came to mind. I just managed to make up a story about animals. Hahaha. My sister has the mind of a goldfish. She forgets everything. Do you know my English level, Teacher? Off the top of my head, I think you're a beginner. Thanks a lot, our Super Teacher.😊😊
"Off the top of one's head." To say something spontaneously without much thought or consideration as to whether one is accurate. To give a quick guess or to estimate something. This is one of my favorite topics. ❤
I know you have grown up in this city. You must know it like the back of your hand. She has read that book twenty times. That's why she knows it like the back of her hand. My mom knows me like the back of her hand. Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊😊
Excellent video with comprehensive explanation difficult and important expressions. Very useful, interesting, just helpful in many ways for us. Thank You very much! 🙂
Come up with /think outside the box/have the mind of a goldfish/I wrote them so that they would not slip my mind I just love this lesson. Thanks for sharing Teacher Mike!🎉🎉🎉🎉🙏
What's the capital of Morocco ?" I don't know off the top of my head, but I could go and look it up. Mom: You never listen to me. Everything I tell you goes in one ear and out the other. When he saw her, his mind went blank and couldn't speak. These phrases are really funny. Thanks, Mike.
Do you remember German from ICPNA? The name rings a bell. Yes, he was the most intelligent boy in the class. How about Liz? Her name rings the bell, but I can't remember where I have heard it before. Hope my examples are correct now. Hahaha. I had an appoinment in the morning, but it slipped my mind. So I missed it.
In my country, we have aт expression similar to 'like the back of my hand,' and it is 'like the five fingers on my hand.' I don't know if you have it too.
@@TeacherMikeEnglish From Ukraine. It is usually used when talking about a place or home. For example: I know my hometown like the five fingers on my hand
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Thanks! I appreciate it.😃
Thank you, Mike! I've been an EFL teacher for a,long time and yet there were a couple of expreessions I'd never heard!!👍
You're welcome! Glad I could teach you something new!
I love today's lesson. These expressions are funny.
Oh my God! I forgot to call my friend back. It slipped my mind.
Do you remember Paul, the tallest boy in the classroom?
No, I don't. But, his name rings a bell.
Each time he wants to invite her to go out, his mind goes blank.
Mary always comes up with brilliant ideas to increase sales.
Once, when I was in school. The teacher told me "Please tell your story", and nothing came to mind. I just managed to make up a story about animals. Hahaha.
My sister has the mind of a goldfish. She forgets everything.
Do you know my English level, Teacher?
Off the top of my head, I think you're a beginner.
Thanks a lot, our Super Teacher.😊😊
Thanks!
Thanks again!🙏😃
"Off the top of one's head." To say something spontaneously without much thought or consideration as to whether one is accurate. To give a quick guess or to estimate something. This is one of my favorite topics. ❤
I really love this topic.❤🙂
Very interesting video,Thank you for The explanation Teacher Mike
I know you have grown up in this city. You must know it like the back of your hand.
She has read that book twenty times. That's why she knows it like the back of her hand.
My mom knows me like the back of her hand.
Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊😊
Thanks Mike for teaching us English!
I might have met her before. Her name rings a bell. 🔔
Excellent video with comprehensive explanation difficult and important expressions. Very useful, interesting, just helpful in many ways for us. Thank You very much! 🙂
Thank you!
Come up with /think outside the box/have the mind of a goldfish/I wrote them so that they would not slip my mind I just love this lesson. Thanks for sharing Teacher Mike!🎉🎉🎉🎉🙏
You explain it simply and clearly. Thanks a lot, Mike. You're the best.👍
Thanks, Ewa!
My pleasure, Mike!
Very nice expressions.I really enjoyed learning them. I hope that I will not have the mind of a goldfish and forget them .Thanks teacher
In these 14 idioms, at least 6 of them are the same in Vietnamese, making it easier for me to remember. Thank you so much for sharing, Mike.
Oh! Interesting!
Great lesson thank you teacher
Thank you for the information .
Very interesting lesson. Thank you Teacher.
Very useful,many thanks 😊
I need subscriber, ty Teacher Mike for your time sharing your knowledge 🎉
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Thank you!
Great explanations 🎉
Thanks so much
Good morning, Teacher 💞.
This video has informative expression, great explain as always.
I had been useful lesson in the beginning of my day 🙂
east or west teacher Mike is the best
Thank you a lot
Thnaks again..
This video is very helpful, thanks teacher Mike ❤
Yes
I apprciate you, you're the best!
THANK YOU!
In spanish we say "Lo que te digo, te entra en un oído y te sale por el otro" Hahaha.
"What I say to you goes in one ear and out the other."😊😊
Oh. Interesting! It's the same.
Yes, the same meaning. 😀
When I was in school, my mind went blank every time the teacher asked me a question.😊
Just an example.
Very good!
Thanks, Mike.😀😀
Wow, this video has a lot of information about memory a new ideas.. Thanks a lot, Mike.😊😊
My pleasure! Any questions?
Thanks, Mike. I'm trying to write some examples.😊😊😊
That song on the radio rings a bell, but I can't recall the artist.🤔❤
My mom often lost her train of thought.❤
great lesson, thsnks teacher Mike, just please how can we save the new vocabularies in our minds? Thanks in advance❤
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This video should help.
Excellent.
Thanks
What's the capital of Morocco ?"
I don't know off the top of my head, but I could go and look it up.
Mom: You never listen to me. Everything I tell you goes in one ear and out the other.
When he saw her, his mind went blank and couldn't speak.
These phrases are really funny. Thanks, Mike.
When he SAW her his mind ____? blank.
Went. I made a mistake.😊😊 Thanks, Mike.
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In Vietnamese, we also use the phrase "goldfish brain."
Cool
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Thaoura Ali
On the top of my tongue, we say it in our language " It's under my tongue".
Interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Hello teacher, how are You? We have some expressions like that' here, in Colombia, thanks a Lot ❤.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing!
In spanish, we say "Te conozco como la palma de mi mano" that means I know you like the back of my hand".😊😊
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Do you remember German from ICPNA?
The name rings a bell. Yes, he was the most intelligent boy in the class. How about Liz?
Her name rings the bell, but I can't remember where I have heard it before.
Hope my examples are correct now. Hahaha.
I had an appoinment in the morning, but it slipped my mind. So I missed it.
The thing that rings a bell needs to be a NAME.
Oh, my God. I will fix it, Mike.
In my country, we have aт expression similar to 'like the back of my hand,' and it is 'like the five fingers on my hand.' I don't know if you have it too.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing! I don't think we have that one. What country are you from?
@@TeacherMikeEnglish From Ukraine. It is usually used when talking about a place or home. For example: I know my hometown like the five fingers on my hand
I keep doing stuff off the top of my head.
I know him, his name is on the tip of my tongue.😊
it's on the top of your tongue or tip of your tongue
"Her name doesn't ring a bell, but her face looks familiar."😊🤔
On the tip of your tongue.
On the top of your tongue.
Which one is correct?
Tip.
Tip