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It’s the dead of winter, and even though the weather is not too cold, winter isn’t over just yet, and last year it snowed in April…remember? For today’s English lesson let’s have a look at some idioms that are related to cold and snow
Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or the check the transcript for the details:
- I’m seriously tired of this cold snap.
- Especially when the wind-chill starts hitting the single digits!
- I get nervous driving on black ice.
- Let’s just hope we don’t hit a snow drift and get snowed in.
- If I were you, I would get cold feet and probably stay home.
- I’m so snowed under at work.
- I think he would totally know that I was giving him a snow job.
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b. snowed under
Halimi, have you ever been snowed under?
i am so snowed under at work
Me too! Hang in there 🙂
Some Michael’s followers will probably get cold feet when starting to do these exercices. They may say that they are under the snow with that homework but indeed it’s not a snow job .On the one hand, It has been an awful winter where the snow and the wind- chill have affected most of the Americans settled in the Northeastern states .A really cold snap that has made many Americans be under the weather. We are on the brink of the Global Warming… but not still in the bottom line
so chill out buddies! Such is Life!
No need to get cold feet….just try 😉
Excellent explanation, i certainly leanred some interenting things fron this podcast, thanks so much Michel
I'm so glad to hear that!