When you talked about the expression hit the books, I immediately remember my daughter who's always hitting the books, especially now that she's studying for the final exams of the first year of Chemistry -at the university... I'm very fond of idioms and puns😊
Thank you for giving us these idioms and explanation. They are very useful for everyday life. For me It's time to hit the road. I'm going to visit my son to US. Your videos helps me a lot to improve my understanding and to be understood. Thank you teacher Mike
I was about to hit the hay when I saw the notification for this amazing lesson. My favorite ones are: hit the books/ hit the road. And I need to watch the video again to remember the others 😊
A very informative and interesting video! I wish I could hit million likes because you deserve them! Most of these expressions are newto me. Thanks for sharing, Teacher Mike 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Thanks a lot for so many very interesting and useful idioms in this really amazing lesson! I knew before only a half of these idioms, so I’m glad to learn others thanks to Your new precious video, Teacher!
Almost all of these idioms were new for me. I've heard only about "hit the road", but I didn't know its meaning. I'm going to write them down on my flashcards. Thank you for this lesson! 💙
@@TeacherMikeEnglish Yes, I find this method very useful. I remember new words and sentences faster. I started making them after reading your ebooks. I'm only afraid of changing my phone to English, because I'm not sure if I can manage. 💙
These idioms are more or less difficult, but they are very interesting. I don’t know most of them, even though I’ve listened to this lesson many times. Thank you so much, Mike.❤
The only new one to me was "hit it off" or at least I didn't remember it, because it's so ambiguous and counter-intuitive. 🤔 Thanks for this comprehensive lesson! 👍
Shooting darts at a target is "hit and miss" in the sense that if you shoot then you will likely get both " hits and misses. For any given dart, it is a "hit-or- miss" matter.🙏
Thanks Mike, I actually didn't know any of these 10 idioms, I'll try to use some of them. For example: Sometimes when I take care of my granddaughter, I get so tired that I hit the sack very early.
When Tom and Sarah met for the very first time, they hit it off. After they went on a date, he thought to himself that he had hit the jackpot. Adam went to a hit or miss restaurant because he loves its vibes. He was satisfied after finishing his meal, which hit the spot. Emma hit a nerve by making a comment about her colleague's appearance.
It hit a nerve: It means when you say something, and somebody reacts strongly (gets angry or upset) because they are clearly sensitive about that issue. 😊 You make a joke suggesting that one of your friends still loves her ex-boyfriend. That hit a nerve. She felt uncomfortable and angry with you. 😢
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"Despite their significant age difference, the mentor and mentee hit it off, leading to a fruitful and inspiring relationship."😊😊❤
When you talked about the expression hit the books, I immediately remember my daughter who's always hitting the books, especially now that she's studying for the final exams of the first year of Chemistry -at the university... I'm very fond of idioms and puns😊
Perfect lesson. Thanks, Mike. ❤❤
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Awesome explanation you deserve Diamond TH-cam award i wish you reach 10 million subscribers.
Thank you very much! 🙏
Thank you for giving us these idioms and explanation. They are very useful for everyday life. For me It's time to hit the road. I'm going to visit my son to US. Your videos helps me a lot to improve my understanding and to be understood. Thank you teacher Mike
You're welcome!
Also:
I'm going to visit my son in the US.✅
I'm going to the US to visit my son.✅
The band hit it big with their debut album, and their music became a sensation worldwide.🫢🫢❤
Excellent!
I was about to hit the hay when I saw the notification for this amazing lesson.
My favorite ones are: hit the books/ hit the road. And I need to watch the video again to remember the others 😊
Good night!
Thank you, teacher Mike!
You're welcome!
I didn't know any of these idioms with hit. So thank you for this lesson. 👏
Wow! glad I could give you some new ones.
A very informative and interesting video! I wish I could hit million likes because you deserve them!
Most of these expressions are newto me. Thanks for sharing, Teacher Mike 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
Thanks a lot! I'm glad a lot of them were new to you!
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Tiny typo, you forgot the closing quotation mark. 🤓
@@ksenom256 Thanks! 🙏
Shukriya!
I do like this topic. To me it's pretty interesting. "For real"❤
Wow, thanks for this new lesson. Very useful information about idioms. It is such a nice topic as far as I'm concerned.❤❤😊😊
Thanks! 🙏
@@TeacherMikeEnglish😊😊❤
Happy to learn new idioms. Thanks a lot, Mike. 😁😁
You're welcome!
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Thanks a lot for so many very interesting and useful idioms in this really amazing lesson!
I knew before only a half of these idioms, so I’m glad to learn others thanks to Your new precious video, Teacher!
You're very welcome!
Michael, you hit it big with this video and the one about flights. 🎉 Thanks a lot. ❤
Thank you Mike.
You helped me a lot.
Glad to hear it!
Very interesting and helpful, but a little bit long, Mike. Thank you so much.
Almost all of these idioms were new for me. I've heard only about "hit the road", but I didn't know its meaning. I'm going to write them down on my flashcards. Thank you for this lesson! 💙
I'm glad to hear that you're going to make flashcards!😁
@@TeacherMikeEnglish Yes, I find this method very useful. I remember new words and sentences faster. I started making them after reading your ebooks. I'm only afraid of changing my phone to English, because I'm not sure if I can manage. 💙
Half of them are new for me. Thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for commenting!
These idioms are more or less difficult, but they are very interesting. I don’t know most of them, even though I’ve listened to this lesson many times. Thank you so much, Mike.❤
You're welcome! Do you have any questions about them?
Thank you Mike for another great video !! I’m surprised …I’d say I didn’t know 70% of these idioms with “hit”!👍👏
You're welcome! And yes, it seems like many of these were new to a lot of people.
Thank you teacher Mike for this explanation. Hit ir Miss it's new for me.
You're welcome! Glad I could give you something new!
Thank you Mike!
You're welcome!
Thank you!
Excelente vídeo, estou aprendendo inglês, mas ainda tenho muita
Thanks! And yes, learning takes time!
Thankyou for your explaining. Faboules job ❤❤❤❤❤
This lesson is useful
I've never imagined that there are many expressions with the word ‘hit’. I only know four of them. Thank you so much!
And there are a lot more!
Good Evening Teacher Mike.
Thank you for The interesting leesson, and good good explanation..
Thank you, Teacher. It's very useful like most of your videos👍 And like many others, I found a lot of new things for myself😊
Thank you very much
By the end of the meal, it was obvious that they had hit it off well together.😊😊❤
I was craving something sweet all day, and this pineapple pie really hit the spot.❤
Good example!
The only new one to me was "hit it off" or at least I didn't remember it, because it's so ambiguous and counter-intuitive. 🤔 Thanks for this comprehensive lesson! 👍
Interesting! And you're very welcome!
Shooting darts at a target is "hit and miss" in the sense that if you shoot then you will likely get both " hits and misses.
For any given dart, it is a "hit-or- miss" matter.🙏
I'm not sure if I understand.😅
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Thank you! 🙏
Let's hit the road. I'm excited about our trip to the woods.
Sir please explain the word "comprehensive" with examples it has lot of different meanings that makes confusion please sir of possible make video
Thanks Mike, I actually didn't know any of these 10 idioms, I'll try to use some of them. For example: Sometimes when I take care of my granddaughter, I get so tired that I hit the sack very early.
Very good! 😃
Nice ❤
After a long enduring hard study at long last my son hit it big ,he's now a young professional and a wage earner.
Thank you very much. I only knew "Hit the sack".
Did you know that you could say "hay" instead of "sack?"
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Best tchr
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"I'm exhausted.
I'm gonna hit the hay."😴😴😊
When Tom and Sarah met for the very first time, they hit it off. After they went on a date, he thought to himself that he had hit the jackpot. Adam went to a hit or miss restaurant because he loves its vibes. He was satisfied after finishing his meal, which hit the spot.
Emma hit a nerve by making a comment about her colleague's appearance.
Wow! Very good examples!
" I need to hit the sack and get some rest."😊😊
After working long hours, Mike finally hit the sack.😊😊🙏
I often bet on the lotto but i could not hit the jackpot .
From the moment Rose and Tom met, they hit it off. They're happily married now. 😁
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I was so tired that I hit the sack early yesterday.
so tired that✅😀
I wanted to emphasize that I was so so so tired.😆 Thanks, Mike.
Iwill hit my head in the wall i cant sleep 😢
I'm trying to fall asleep, but it's like banging my head against a brick wall.
It hit a nerve:
It means when you say something, and somebody reacts strongly (gets angry or upset) because they are clearly sensitive about that issue. 😊
You make a joke suggesting that one of your friends still loves her ex-boyfriend. That hit a nerve.
She felt uncomfortable and angry with you. 😢
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Oh!. What's this?
@@evelynquinonez1667 Just a reaction to that person saying something about her still loving the ex-boyfriend.😅
I've gotten it. That seemed a letter to me. Thanks, Mike.😁😁