🛑 Stop Speaking Basic English - Try These English Idioms | Advanced English

Have you wondered - Why does your English sound basic and not advanced? Try these daily used English idioms by replacing Basic English words and phrases. Stop speaking basic English and improve your English speaking. Speak English fluently and confidently with my free English lessons. #idioms #advancedenglish #englishwithananya
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[@gurdeepmalhi9916]

Mam Mai apsa advance English sikhna chahti hou shuru sa

[@SirPravinGawali]

Greetings, what will be the mode of teaching? Whether offline/online/one to one online or recorded videos?

[@chetnadeepak0702]

I want to learn

[@neharaineha5237]

🎉

[@deepikagautam138]

Add me plz

[@MohammedAhmed-pb5xs]

Thank you beautiful teacher 😊. I am over the moon.😊

[@darkhero6298]

we need simple english words to express our thoughts, feelings and massage to others

[@richa3714]

yeah but learning these help you understand people

[@mahomedenverhossenatchia3982]

Oh! Ananya! I can just keep watching you all day long! It's so, so pleasant to follow your lessons and to look at you with your pretty smile! Thank you for giving us a wonderful time!

[@gS-kt2ff]

Nice video. But I still think it's better to use "basic" English. Idioms are too confusing. As a matter of fact, if you just swap the columns and call the words "simplified", the context of the video gets reversed. Cheers 😊

[@chethanthokata8845]

Nice way of teaching

[@ibrahimibrahimfatima8352]

Good evening ma'am your advance English is progressive for students thank you so much

[@sridarkrishna2532]

Hey! Ananya!
Only literary men can speak such idioms.
We when pigs fly use these advanced idioms in day today life.

[@pbhatia1357]

I love u soo much my dear cute dear english teacher❤

[@fatehalibaig982]

Excellent way of teaching.

[@SushmaDhawan]

Impressive way

[@umamahesh9061]

Thank you..and expect more like this

[@jamezenelyngdoh4321]

Please give more idiom like this one 👌👌

[@SaniyaSachinm]

Thanks I learn new Words.

[@gyandarshan2791]

Awesome work! Madam itni English kaise aap apne mind me baitha leti ho hamare liye to ye impossible h👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@manjunathnaik5988]

You are beautiful❤😊

[@akadirnilavane2861]

Super lesson!

[@gulliverimpreso413]

a piece of cake!, this idiom is very popular.

[@ravikanth639]

Improved to scrap

[@thunderextra5]

Thank you did to understand me

[@AhtishamHussainHajjam]

Please make sentences on them, so that we can learn their use in a sentence.

[@user-dm4pq6jj5v]

Good sis.

[@LuigiRBG]

Thanks señorita 🙏

[@user-yu6wt1xq2t]

Thanks teacher it was very need to me❤

[@binitewelde11]

Thank you I alot of learn from you

[@sokeenjatt264]

So beautiful Dear❤❤

[@mbnbdas9921]

❤❤ Alhumdulilah I will supplicate for you

[@cutedugong]

best Indian English teacher

[@_rv2000]

Thank you so much mam😊

[@alizeeshan4432]

Can u define what idioms are?

[@Nani_Sadanala]

your advanced English words will be useful in the exam to write 100 words essay when you have no words, thanks for the complexity 😌

[@abythomas6726]

❤

[@prarambhaadhikari3011]

This is a piece of cake for me to like this video

[@sanjna656]

Good share 😊

[@LearnEngWithA]

Awesome idioms but ma'am how can we use these idioms in the sentences.Please tell me in the comment❤❤❤❤

[@user-eh8y6xg99p0]

thanks

[@vimala2457]

Pleade do idioms with flowers

[@monikam7333]

Dear please make me understand these idioms through sentences

[@marryrammarryram3184]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@balkardhillon1107]

Thank you mam

[@talibhussain7050]

when pigs fly=never
to break a leg=good luck
a piece of cake=easy
a pain in the neck
jump the bandwaagoli= to follow
call it a day=stop working
hit the sack=to sleep
to miss rhe boat=too late

[@Jaspreetsingh-jh3ji]

i have seen ur channel and became fan of it thank u so so so so muchhh

[@user-zh5rc7gb3n]

Please next idioms video 🙏

[@vamshikrishna3261]

Thanks...we need a lot of this kind.

[@varalakshmitalur6330]

You could also say once in a blue moon

[@Idiom.and.Phrases]

Amazing @idiom.and.phrases

[@balasingamshekar1568]

Basic English fits better than idioms that fees useless because will not get it most of the time, why unnecessary complications.

[@rahulgnathan9400]

love you Ananya❤❤
So gorgeous

[@girijarani321]

Hello mam I took membership after what will do

[@durgaDevi-mc5yi]

Do you have any basic English course?

[@tsegaihailemichael76]

Good job

[@vimaljagtap8039]

Nice❤❤

[@phuleshyam5583]

Very useful but how to use in sentence?

[@rpaglobalcareers42]

Pls let us know are these ones are included in the course advance package

[@ahmedgh9055]

THANKS TEACHER REGARDS FROM A.G.HOSSEN MAURITIUS ILE MAURICE INDIAN OCEAN GRATSE

[@apangkonyak7963]

Nice❤

[@stevensteve6374]

Love you 😘

[@anupamsarma3383]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@abijam3850]

Please make sentences as well so that we can understand easily

[@ishtiaqhussainbutt5240]

ASSALAM o Alaikum ❤ صلی اللہ علیہ والہ وسلم ❤ Mam it would be a best if u also use these in sentences. as examples please

[@annuaneja111]

Example ke saath Jada achhe lagte,sirf yaad kr ke nhi rakhna

[@dearteacherli]

❤❤❤❤

[@singlepsycho6454]

Humari rastriya bhasha Hindi h aur ye Hume angrez bnana chahti h 😅

[@AdibaHaque-nw4ey]

*Never=When pigs fly
*Good luck= Break a leg
*Easy= A piece of cake
*Annoying= A pain in the neck
*To follow=Jump the bandwagon
*Stop working= call it a day
*To sleep=Hit the sack/Hit the hay
*Too late=miss the boat

[@_satya._]

Ur voice 😊

[@vimaljoshi9954]

Nice

[@mohammediprakimdiprakim6171]

Easy. Out

[@g.suniquefact657]

Mam esma tense follow nahi kota

[@surendrapaul2127]

I non English ❤❤❤❤❤ i ❤ talk English with my family❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bijaytanty8434]

👍👍👌👌

[@nagababu2640]

👍👍

[@ljront3126]

No offence, I was never waiting for the ferry boat 😉

[@Priyankaofficialp-r3m]

🎉

[@santoshkesthur]

What is the use if the receiver don't have the knowledge of these idioms?🤣

[@letstalk]

These are not idioms, they are common phrases

[@easytyping860]

​@@letstalkBut mam u mention it as idioms...

[@s.s6435]

Ye hi waja hai english nahi sikh pane ki ...basic ata nahi advanced dekh te hai to basic bhi bhul jate hai...😂😂😂

[@kirangod1223]

Mam plz make video on idioms- tas se mas na hona, khud k pet pr laat marna, phle pet Puja fir kaam dujha, Begane ki shadi me abdulla diwana, ab aaya unt phad k niche,Bhed chaal, dane dane pr likha h khane Wale ka naam,chane k jhad pr chadana...plz plz🙏🙏

[@anaf.martinez5628]

A veces, demasiado coloquial. Emplearía estas expresiones un político ?.

[@Learnienglish]

Hi

[@muhammadnasiribrahim723]

Never=when a donkey owns a horn 😈 😂😂
In our language HAUSA

[@Jaspreetsingh-jh3ji]

3rd one to comment

[@Muysterious59]

Why can't it be " when cats fly " instead of when pigs fly ? 🤷🏻

[@EasyEnglishwithAli123]

To jump ON the bandwagon

[@anasafzal3070]

Jump on the bandwagon...
Not...jump the bandwagon

[@ananthunandu3086]

My idiom for annoying is “A PAIN IN MY ASS” 🤣🤣

[@rinachauhan829]

Mam l think 🤔💬 you are a student

[@shreyanshi620]

I know all these idioms 😂

[@anmolmeshram3805]

Aur do bata do

[@allareinone6134]

Annoying means-pain in the ass😂

[@richa3714]

a pain in the ass sounds better😂

[@_humanbeing_Homosapien.]

Okay.
Good luck to break a leg💀

[@giyosbekqoziyev1608]

Guys can you tell me did he speak english or hindi?🤔😁

[@giyosbekqoziyev1608]

T = d

[@frenzyunicorn373]

A pain in the ass is more common than neck

[@user-fp8gi1gd4s]

Youre not weell

[@Jayhons]

Anrejo ki malai 😂😂

[@hritz3988]

annoying is pain in the ass

[@DuarteDacosta-fr2qs]

Honey,I like you

[@rithika5407]

It's a pain in my ass to study English

[@Dinimahi]

Good - a piece of cake
Bad - a piece of sh**?

[@sivakumarrama4635]

No need

[@siddhantpratapsingh3679]

Learn speak English in english 😂😂