Here is another NEW YouTube English lesson for you! In this lesson, we will look at the difference between SOON, EARLY, and QUICKLY. I hope you like this lesson…if you do, please take a minute and subscribe to my YouTube Channel! If you know anyone who might be interested in this English language point, why not help them out! Just …
New YouTube Lesson – Have You Ever Been To LA – Natural American English Pronunciation Lesson
Here is another NEW YouTube English lesson for you! In this lesson, we will look at the natural American English pronunciation of: Have You Ever Been To LA Have you you-weh-ver bin to weh-lay Have yeh-ver bin to weh-lay I hope you like this lesson…if you do, please take a minute and subscribe to my YouTube Channel! Did you know, …
Be In Hot Water – An American Idiom English Lesson
Be In Hot Water What does the idiom, be in hot water mean? When you are in hot water, you are in trouble. I was in hot water when I lost my passport when I was traveling in Europe. You are going to be in hot water if you come to work late again. How about you? Do you know …
CLEAN OUT – English Phrasal Verb One Point Lesson
Clean Out What does clean out mean? THe phrasal verb clean out means to empty a space and get rid of things that you no longer need or want. I finally got around to cleaning out the garage. My desk drawers are a mess. I really need to clean them out. How about you? What do you need to clean …
Hit The Ceiling – An American Idiom English Lesson
Make a Bundle What does Make a Bundle mean? The idiom Make a Bundle means to make or earn a lot of money. When someone makes a lot of money, they get a lot of money. My uncle made a bundle selling stuff on an online auction. These days, a lot of people are making a bundle as YouTubers. How …
Bang Into – English Phrasal Verb One Point Lesson
Bang Into What does bang into mean? Here is the meaning of bang into. Bang into means to collide or hit. When something or someone bangs into another thing, we can use, bang into. I banged into a lamp post when pulled out of the parking space. Somebody was texting while walking and banged into me on the street. How …
Not My Cup Of Tea – An American Idiom English Lesson
Not My Cup Of Tea What does not my cup of tea mean? Here is the meaning of not my cup of tea. In American English, we tend to speak directly, except when we have to say something negative. If you don’t like something, an indirect and more polite way to mean “I don’t like it” is to say, “It’s …
GET AWAY – English Phrasal Verb One Point Lesson
Get Away What does get away mean? Get away has a few different meanings, but in this English lesson, the meaning we will look at is “to take a vacation.” We also use the noun, getaway. Keep in mind, GET is an irregular verb and the three forms of GET are GET, GOT and GOTTEN. Jenny said she is going …
As Quiet As A Mouse – One Point American Idiom Lesson
Quiet As A Mouse What does as quiet as a mouse mean? Here is the meaning of as quiet as a mouse. A person who is as quiet as a mouse doesn’t speak very much. In other words, that person is very quiet. At the party, Jenny was as quiet as a mouse. I wonder what happened. Tommy was as …
I’m In A Pickle – An American Idiom English Lesson
Do you know the meaning of the idiom, To Be In A Pickle? To Be In A Pickle means to be in trouble or to be in a difficult situation. A pickle is a sour food, so if you are in trouble or having a serious problem, that’s a “sour” situation. Let’s see some examples about how to use To …