2207 - Make Your English Bloom with this Flowery Vocabulary

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In the movie Notting Hill, Hugh grant used an expression that made us laugh. Today, find out what he said, why it was funny, and how you can build a connection around nature blooming and flowers.
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Find out your English level with our Fluency Quiz at allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore Answer 7 quick questions and get your fluency score.

[@hajarabdu8643]

Lovely

[@mollietai8946]

1. I feel (as) fresh as a daisy after a nap.
2. Everything comes out roses today.
3. April’s showers bring May’s flowers.
4. It is a thorn in my side. Missing AEE today.
5. Oopsie daisy! I made a typo.

[@abdusafoyev]

As always, waiting for the new series ❤

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Hope you enjoyed it!

[@ericban842]

the idiom fresh as a daisy i used it whan someone ask me how are you and i feel great i often say i'm as fit as a fiddle fresh as a daisy lol😂😂😂😂

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[@abdusafoyev]

I had a question.
I sometimes feel like I can’t speak in English like I can’t use proper vocabulary and I start to flounder even though I already got 7 from my IELTS speaking section.
It would be great if you guys could release a new podcast how to find a solution to this problem.
Thank you in advance ❤

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[@vanessadimarco158]

A thorn in my side is the sane in Italian Una spina nel fianco. It means that something or someone creates yo a problem or annoy you

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Thanks for sharing :)

[@ilyinkonstantin]

This conversation is real. Thank you !

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