English Idioms Quiz | Can You Score 30/30?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our exciting journey through the colorful world of English idioms!
In this video, we’ll explore some of the most popular idioms used in English. Whether you're a student preparing for exams like the GRE, SAT, GMAT, LSAT, MAT, MCAT, TOEFL, or IELTS, a teacher looking for effective teaching tools, or someone aiming to excel in competitive job tests like BCS, IPS, and more, this video is your ultimate resource. Idioms add spice to conversations, making them more vivid and expressive. But what do these quirky phrases actually mean?
We’ll break down each idiom, explain its meaning, and provide real-life examples to help you understand how to use them in everyday conversation. Whether you’re an English learner looking to enhance your language skills or a native speaker curious about the origins and uses of these expressions, this video has something for everyone!
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I got 29 out of 30, Thanks for the quiz.
@pamelaflanigan5935
Wow, That is an amazing score! So close to perfect! Thank you for taking the quiz, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Keep up the great work!
28/30. 6 were guesses 4 right 2 wrong for expressions I have never heard in 69 years living in England.
@avpmobi
Great score! It’s amazing how idioms can vary even for native speakers-some can be quite tricky! I’m glad you enjoyed the challenge and hope you found some new expressions to add to your vocabulary. Thanks for sharing your experience!
26/30❤❤😅😅
@shyamalganguly3598
26/30 is a fantastic score! You're so close to a perfect score-well done! Keep practicing, and I'm sure you'll get 30/30 next time!
Why do y'all think you need to narrate these??
Some of us are properly educated and can read on our own. I find it extremely irritating and distracting.
@rick5793
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I understand that some viewers prefer reading the material on their own, but I try to make my videos accessible to a wide audience with different learning preferences. Narrating the content helps those who benefit from auditory learning or may find it easier to follow along. I do appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind as I continue creating content. Hopefully, you can still enjoy the quizzes and challenges!
NO such thing as " a little lie" , lies are just that lies big or small.
@rick5793
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I understand your point, and you're right that honesty is always the best policy. However, the idiom 'white lie' refers to a lie told with good intentions, often to avoid hurting someone's feelings or causing unnecessary harm. While all lies can be seen as wrong, this phrase is commonly used to describe minor, well-intentioned untruths. I appreciate your insight and am glad the idiom sparked some reflection!
I agree. As I marked the right answer, I said aloud, "No such thing. A lie is a lie. Even a lie of omission.
28/30 for me. I’ve never heard of “pull your socks up”.
@donnaconley2417
Great score! 'Pull your socks up' is a fun idiom that means to make an effort to improve your performance or behavior. It's often used when encouraging someone to work harder or do better. Thanks for taking the challenge!
I got 29. Missed "brass neck" never heard of it.
@Swt5ihrok
Great job scoring 29! 'Brass neck' is a British idiom that refers to someone acting with extreme confidence or boldness, even when it might be inappropriate. It's not as commonly used globally, which is why it may be unfamiliar. Thanks for taking the quiz!
My scores are 10/30(within 10 seconds).
@grengasami9209
Great effort, especially within such a short time! Keep practicing, and you'll see your score improve in no time. Thanks for taking on the challenge!
I got 26there were some phrases I have never heard or read in books !
@ramadevilingaraju5375
Great effort on scoring 26! Some idioms can be tricky, especially if they’re less commonly used. It’s awesome that you’re expanding your knowledge by trying these quizzes! Keep it up, and you'll master even the rare ones in no time. Thanks for your feedback!
13/30
@ewanmipaslein4890
13/30 is a great start! Idioms can be tricky, but with practice, you'll keep improving. Keep it up, and thanks for participating!
I got thm all
@JoanneMuzzy
Fantastic job! Getting them all correct is impressive! Keep up the great work, and thanks for taking on the challenge!
23/30
@nadinaforsman6160
23/30 is a great score! Well done! Keep practicing, and you'll get that perfect score next time! Thanks for taking the challenge
Annoying music. Interesting examples.
@FlorenceVilen
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your thoughts! I’m glad you found the examples interesting, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to engage with the content. Your input is valuable, and I’ll definitely keep it in mind for future videos. Welcome to the channel-hope you continue to enjoy the quizzes.
27 However, I disagree with 11 as it does not necessarily mean SHARING so I went for D.
@missjoshemmett
Thanks for your comment and for participating in the quiz! You’re right that 'Pull up your socks' doesn’t mean 'sharing.' It actually refers to making an effort to improve your performance or behavior, especially after a lapse. It’s about taking action to get better, rather than working together or sharing. I appreciate your input, and I’m glad you enjoyed the quiz!
BTW The music is loud repetitious and very distracting. I am not a fan of piano. If you have to have music (many request it in all types of vlogs), play something very softly (background music is available free).
@missjoshemmett
Sorry for that
@missjoshemmett Somewhere on the screen should be visible volume control options.
@@EnglishNotebook-g3f I wanted to hear her. In the next quiz, she didn't speak and I did what you suggested. Thanks.