8 English expressions about FRIENDS and FRIENDSHIP

[@КузнецовНиколай-е8ж]

Sometimes people are trying to keep in touch with you because you have friends in high places. That was a great lesson indeed!

[@anaheba5759]

Teacher whenever, whatever, whyever, whenever, wherever ,and however these are confusing words you can explain them .God blessed you.

[@translatedlyricsar4922]

The my best channel on UA-cam to learn English .

[@ecktogamut]

Thank you, Andrew!

[@srgjankaranfilovski4614]

Dear Andrew, I find your English lessons very educational and useful. I wonder if you could make a lesson on the use of commas (“,”) vs semicolons (“;”). It would be greatly appreciated.

[@fawziaaman3828]

Thank you Andrew for the excellent explanation 😊.

[@gautamiprakash4857]

Thanks Andrew For This Lesson

[@Bouchka291]

Great video. Andrew, you're our best friend 🤗👍🏻👍🏻

[@soumachatterjee8801]

Thanks for this video. I learnt some new expressions.

[@nelsonmonjarrez9352]

Andrew, we should keep in touch , I need to improve my english, greetings & blessings

[@erkanbozkurt7629]

I follow you carefully way Thanks for your efforts

[@altayebgamaraldawla652]

Thank you very much

[@ecktogamut]

Thank you, Andrew, we are waiting for your new video

[@neelamchaudhry4457]

1.Bumps into someone
= to see someone you know unexpectedly ( not planned)
2.Have freinds in high places
= to be freinds with people of power and influence.
3.Get on well with someone
= to have a good relationship with someone.
Get on like a house on fire
Informal way to say someone being in a good relationship with specifically.
4.Joined at the Hip
= 2 people are always together . ( it's informal expression)
5.Be an item
= two people being officially in a romantic relationship.
6.Keep in touch with someone
= to communicate with someone regularly.
= seeing someone daily.
7. Fall out with someone
To argue with someone and stop being freinds.
8. Man's best freind
Here this expression is used for dogs.

[@겨울나무-k6y]

i always thank you from the bottom of my heart... thanks

[@yohanesmehretab151]

I. Lesson. To always thanks you very much its good teacher

[@thuynguyenthibich9164]

Thank you so much

[@jessicasalvador4970]

I am very grateful :)
I enjoyed the video and learned various expressions
Thank you very much :)

[@salmansabahi7957]

Great as expected. Thanks Andrew

[@diegoragot655]

Hello there, please don't forget the video of the Adjectives with weird etymological origins.

[@socialstudies129]

Hi,Andrew 🙋🙋
Iam a learner,so please make a video on how to get a job/work done by others.

[@mai1999]

I get on well with my old friends.

[@anaheba5759]

First

[@mai1999]

I get on like a house on fire with my best friends.

[@justnothing7080]

Is it OK to say "They really are man's best friends"? (friend with an "s").That's what I would normally use before watching this video. Thanks.

[@sseydi2659]

Hey dude how are you today buddy! Long time no heard . Last week the government in England made bit easeier restriction om pandemic have you been in which pop watched football and drank some beer ?

[@吳慧怡-n5d]

Fair friend?

[@mai1999]

I like BTS. They are man's best friend.

[@aronbereket5241]

I bumped into beautiful women.
She falls out with him.
We get on well each other .

[@t.k.4867]

Is it a British or African channel? 🤔

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Strange question. I am British, born in Manchester, England.
Where are you from?
Andrew

[@t.k.4867]

@@CrownAcademyEnglish I’m from Russia. Sorry, your photos made me think that it’s an African channel, not British. But thanks for videos, they are very useful and your pronunciation is cool 👍🏻

[@georginaguerrero1231]

I missed your tone of voice.

[@Franciscoluche]

11:32 “Women” ??? 🤔
(It was a famous joke in the 60’s & 70’s) 😂 but of course it’s misogyny. 😅

[@mai1999]

I fell out with my ex-boyfriend cause he isn't a good guy.

[@benzianabdou3740]

Thank you so much