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YouTube English Lesson – Idioms About Money Using MAKE

MichaelAD November 7, 2020 Idioms & Slang, Slang

What does MAKE MONEY mean? How about MAKE A LIVING, MAKE DO WITH, or MAKE ENDS MEET? These four idioms are all about money. Why …

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YouTube English Lesson – 11 Slang Phrases To Say That Someone Is Not Smart

MichaelAD September 26, 2020 Idioms & Slang, Slang

Hi Everyone! Here is a YouTube English lesson for you. I like teaching slang and idioms because they are fun to learn and using them …

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YouTube English Lesson – The Big Cheese & Head Honcho – 10 Slang Phrases To Talk About The Boss

MichaelAD June 7, 2019 Idioms & Slang, Slang

Here is another YouTube English lesson for you! Today, let’s look at 10 American English Slang Phrases we use to talk about the boss or …

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Cut Out – English Phrasal Verb One Point Lesson

MichaelAD January 16, 2019 Idioms & Slang, Phrasal Verbs, Slang Leave a Comment

Cut Out The phrasal verb cut out means to leave. We usually use cut out in casual or informal situations. When we talk about the …

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5 American Slang Phrases That Mean Someone Talks Too Much

MichaelAD September 24, 2018 Idioms & Slang, Slang 3 Comments

Here are 5 American slang phrases that you can use to say that someone talks too much…way too much! My boss is a blabbermouth ← …

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Hang Out! One-Point American English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD August 24, 2018 Slang Leave a Comment

Hang out means to spend leisure time doing nothing in particular. When you spend time relaxing at home, in the park or with friends, you …

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American Slang To Talk About People Who Are TOO Talkative

MichaelAD April 24, 2018 Idioms & Slang, Slang Leave a Comment

For today’s English lesson, let’s look at some slang and idioms that we use in everyday English to talk about people who are too talkative. …

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Slang Meaning “A Difficult Situation” – American English Lesson

MichaelAD April 5, 2018 Idioms & Slang, Slang, YouTube English Lessons Leave a Comment

For today’s English lesson, let’s look at some slang and idioms that we use in everyday English to talk about being in a difficult or …

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SPRING Slang & Idioms – American English Lesson

MichaelAD March 29, 2018 Idioms & Slang, Slang, YouTube English Lessons Leave a Comment

SPRING! Spring is in the air and for today’s English lesson, let’s look at slang and idioms which contain the word SPRING. Maybe you “have …

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COOL Idioms in American English – Michael from Happy English

MichaelAD March 27, 2018 Idioms & Slang, Slang, YouTube English Lessons Leave a Comment

For today’s English lesson, we’re going to look at some idioms and slang uses of the adjective COOL. Cool has several meanings and uses in …

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