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Well, thanks for that. My thumbnails are intended to be a big text picture of the idiom, to pop up during a Google search. Clearly, it's early days. Anyway, the channel will be changing very soon, with a live version of the show (10-15 mins) every week. Thanks again.

I am not aware of one, but this one is understood in America too.

Yes, of course. Thanks for the question.

thank you very munch@@usefulidioms511

I did. I wrote two. Thanks for the like. Regards, UI

My mean..,on slide(examples). thanks

@@imaginx-si8zu It's all in the notes below

Yes, we talk about rank and file workers. Depends on the context. I guess it translates to the normal, average worker in a company, or a union or a country.

Yes, very similar in meaning

You're welcome!

I think you can, but it is not a well used idiom as such.

Interesting question. The idiom is ground floor, but I will look into that.

Thank you. You are welcome.

Thanks for the feedback. The full description is in the notes. The idioms needs to be very large on the screen to be very visible during Google search, so no room. Also, these are oral and aural exercises, so it encourages people to listen and repeat.

Hi 123. Farther is used for distance, literal or figurative. Further just means "more". Hope that helps.

But to add to this, Brits prefer further for physical. The boundaries are very fluid, but farther, for the idiom on a global scale, is used more than further.

I am always watching your videos which are helpful for examination

Very nice to hear, thank you. Good luck in your exams.

Almost but there is a subtle difference. Rains but pours would be to express that there are no small problems, only big ones. Frying pan means going from one very intense situation to another even more intense one. UI

As long as people listen and share, then I will.

Thank you