Learn American English Expressions / Confusing Expressions: get the jump on vs. have a jump

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[@bamboospoon5050]

Thank you as always!

[@fayewu7505]

Great

[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

Great ! Thank you for your lesson! 😊

[@user-tt9jx5ms1h]

Very good! For some reason I never use this expression. Maybe I didn't really know where to use it.

[@athomireserve9921]

I have learned something new with you everyday

[@lunaazul1195]

Perfect... great expression 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bloosol2640]

Please make a video about "to beat somebody to something"

[@eureka1100]

This made my day "Do not say have a jump"😁 unless you are head over heels in love with this sweetheart.

[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

Guys, your channel is awesome. You share great content. I would like to become a member of your channel, but I’m really struggling with it. In my case, the ‘join’ button isn’t available in the UA-cam app. Maybe you have access to another system, like Patreon?

[@lameeszienab7954]

Thanks Mr. Kevin

[@warriorsmamas937]

On wordreference there is also have a jump on

[@uselessvad2444]

So we were sitting behind the shipping container, camping, waiting out the enemy squad. But to our surprise, we got jumped on by a completely different team. That was unexpected, we were wiped out in 5 seconds

[@andretigiovaneti7587]

We are gonna hit the ground running so we can get a jump on that deal.

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

I & Jenifer Lopez really would like to have a jump

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

Why not?? Usually they (will, would) are not used with ''if'' but there're some cases when we may/can use 'em to-gether, for sure

[@Tony32]

Only recently I learned that "to jump the shark" is not the same as "to jump the gun"
Apparently saying "I'm stuffed" in England can cause people to give you funny looks 😂

[@carlosalbertomendes4636]

Here in Brazil we called.....
Kevin and Liza the mistakes hunters.....

[@hernanvillalta5034]

Thanks You Teacher.By the way, is that expresión similar to " leg up on ". ?

[@mrmememe777]

Yes, correct

[@mrmememe777]

to get a leg up on somebody

[@elielson6094]

Kevin,I have a question: "I've learned with you or I've learned from you".Which one is correct?

[@iambusy9861]

As a muslim i do not like these hot secnes