Idioms & Expressions

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My ability to speak English well is inching foward at snail s pace
Exactly what l felt🎉

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[@librovk1251]

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everyday the first thing i need to do is watching your videos and shadowing.
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Break a leg = good luck
At a snail's pace= slow
Snail 🐌 蜗牛走的很慢 这个很好理解
walk you through= show you how to do

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If something is hard to swallow, it means it is difficult to believe. [0:07]
Digging around for something means looking for it. [0:11]
Hitting the books means studying hard. [0:14]
Setting out on a new career means starting a new career. [0:17]
Break a leg means good luck. [0:20]
Strolling through life means living in a relaxed way. [0:23]
To follow in someone’s footsteps means to do as they did. [0:27]
A milestone is an important event in a person’s life or career. [0:31]
A dead-end job is a job that offers no opportunity for advancement. [0:34]
To be at a crossroads means to be at a point in your life where your decision will have long-term consequences. [0:37]
To be on the straight and narrow means to be living in a morally proper way. [0:40]
To walk someone through something means to show them how to do something. [0:44]
To come up with a road map means to make a plan. [0:47]
I wouldn’t go down that road if I were you means I wouldn’t do that if I were you. [0:50]
Don’t run before you can walk means don’t try to do something difficult before mastering the basics. [0:53]
To inch forward means to make slow progress on something. [0:56]
To move at a snail’s pace means to move very slowly. [1:00]

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[@shrutiagokhale258]

Good video sir. and I'm not gonna inching at a snails pace. I will improve my English at a horse speed.sentences using these idioms . 1 let me walk you through using this machine .
2. I'm strolling in the garden.
3. I have a dead end job.
4 I need to decide something about my marriage because,now I'm at crossroad.
5 he doesn't like drink and going to the pub he is on the straight and narrow.

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Those phrases are very practical, thanks

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[@InspirePUBG]

I wasn't in the mood, you picked it up

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[@alanz4416]

Thank you so much! What a great video!

[@t77410]

Coach! Break a leg!

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Can you on automatic subtitles?

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😂 i gree with you

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A gravedigger is digging around a bone 😂

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Straight and narrow path ......

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Break a leg 🦵