Don’t forget you can buy our vocabulary course for only £5.99 at the moment as it is on sale ! Head to www.loveenglish.co.uk/courses to see more ! And remember to leave some comments below practising the vocabulary and there is a homework exercise at the end !
This is probably my favourite channel. I can't describe how much I love these vocabulary lessons. My English is very good but my biggest desire is to sound more natural, almost like a native, and these lessons are perfect for me. Thank you 💓
Great thank you not see you so long ,you are always given lessons in english perfectly or have teaching power too more also very interested to follow your teaching pattern never bore one of good choose thanks
Interesting and useful by an excellent teacher. Beautiful voice and clear pronunciation. I like the natural speed to help the student learn real English.
Thank you for the lesson, Miss Sabrah. I was able to review some phrases I learnt during the days in the English course. If there is something I am always ready to, when it comes to English, is to learn new vocabulary. This language is amazing. Thank you for your effort! =)
Once a nonnative learner dreams of to take shape his/her English speaking development in the long run. This channel is for you. Madam Sabrah and Leila are fully savvy teachers. Wow!
Hey Sabra! Long time... How are you? I'm set in my ways about working in a clean environment whether it be in the kitchen, office or anywhere I get completely destructed working in a dirty place. Thanks Sabrah nice seeing you❤️
Thanks teacher I m student and english is the most language I have never learned in my life I m French speaker thank you for your lessons. Teacher please could you open a podcast for students
Hi Sabrah, An interesting and informative lesson about Advance English Phrases. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learnered many new phrases. It is truly useful to all learners. Best Wishes 👏👏. Thanks and regards,
I put my foot down and said no when my parents tried to pressure me to study medicine! And actually,Sabrah, I chose English literature, and I am doing well. I've loved English since I was 15 watching your videos,guys❤️ Love you from Egypt!❤️
Thks sooo much pretty Sabrah for excellent lesson in january. Very useful . Like a bread... Fresh from the oven Looking forward to hearing from you again in the next lesson I always appreciate yr time n yr hard work 🥰💕👍
Good evening from Brazil, Miss Sabrah. I am back in order to answer the question you presented during the video. Well, the last thing that made me go ballistic was a classmate of mine's behavior, and it happened a long time ago. She took my tin of soft drink, shared it with our other classmates and drank the whole thing herself without asking me for permission. I could not believe her! Not once, in my life, had I gotten so upset. =/
To take something for granted To take a leaf out of someone's book To take the plunge Something has taken it's toll To take shape To take someone under your wing To come to your senses To come to terms with To come up trumps To come alive To come to an end To set your sights on something To set the world to rights To be set in your ways To set foot somewhere To put your foot down To pit your mind to To put two and two together To make do with To make or break Make a point of Make a mess of something/ make a pig's ear of something Look on the bright side To look as though To look worse for wear To see eye to eye I'll believe it when I see it To clap eyes on someone Let something slip Let something be Let yourself in for something To be run off your feet To be running out of steam. To be running low on something Run a tight ship To make a run for it To run in the family To around in circles A dry run In the long run
To make a go of something It goes without saying To be on the go To go to great lengths To go bananas/ ballistic As far as it goes To go downhill To go to pieces To go down well To take something in your stride
Hi Sabra how are you Firstly,thank you very much for the great video on phrasal verbs which I'm still struggling with. Also could you please direct me to any website which have free C2 resources like sample tests or exams or any material really that can help me to prepare for C2 exam that I'm planning to set in June. Thank u in advance.
Hi Sabrah! Excellent lesson. I’m Learning a lot of expressions thanks to you. I have a question regarding the expression to come up trumps. Is there a link between this expression and Donald Trump? Many thanks.
You'd be surprised that I've finally attained fluency level because of watching your videos.Funny enough, most people think I've spent time with the native English speakers at some point in my life.
First of all Sabe, I would like to point out and highlight (especially for the most motivated learners reading me but still more listening to you) how much your introduction is important! I think that is what I once said to liya and Inna. I was elated that you recalled how important it is to appropriate, take ownership of the words, phrases, expressions and idioms by making, even writing sentences. Relating them to your own life and experiences is excellent !; Even best, to something that marked or hit you or that you currently live for example. Now reading them just once is still not enough. You have to come back to them an re-read them regularly! Another great tip is to write stories with them. The power of imagination (as Albert said;-) is tremendous and according to himself, still a greatest quality than pure intelligence!! The more your stories and sentences will be incredible and convey striking, powerful images even surrealistic (!), the more the expressions will hit your mind and will remain in your brain and long term memory. That is very efficient along with ideas/words/images association. You're so right about practising afterwards. The principle of spaced repetition (with longer and longer time spaces between each repetition) is probably the best in order to retain things in the long term (It has proved to be such). After that, of course, each one his own way of learning but that is very powerful indeed! Of course it implies and embeds a little work and assiduity but it's worth it! "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch!": no (minimum) pain, no gain! But most importantly, turn it into a pleasure, reading and writing and listening/watching about what you like the most in life! ... Thanks Sabrah for having raised that important and crucial point indeed ! 👌👍
- what makes me go real bananas 🍌 is when people are obnoxious or mean . - I am set in my way for daily routine such as buying my baguette 🥖, going to gym for workout , studying English on evenings. - I’d say painting and literature run in my family traits . …. I do not recall a situation I let sth slip . I keep what I am told pretty safe . - I always put my foot down when manager or boss start abusing like asking to stay really late to finish backlogs. ( I am also conscious IAM a hard person to deal with but at the same time IAM diligent .) - I admire people who are capable of taking hard burden like an incurable disease in their stride . Pardon me but couldn’t see the two last questions as they were hidden by a pop up window video of yours .
What does the verb "sound" mean in the following sentences for example :- you sound like you are angry. He sounded like he doesn’t want to talk to me. Learn these things to sound natural. Could you please explain?
Easy one, Citizen: Eric Clapton ! ... Because he can't help singing 'Layla' whenever he crosses the street at a Sabrah crossing ! 😂 He goes like: "Leila , 🎸🎶 you got me on my knees Leila, 🎸🎵 on the Sabrah crossing Leila ... Ok, I'll show myself out! .... ;-) PS: 'Zebra Crossing' is a real song by 'Eric Clapton and Cream' :-)
"When I first saw my paycheck was $247 per week, I went ballistic and almost felt to the floor"! I used to earn more than $6700 per month or $1,660 per week in Switzerland. I left Switzerland to the US due to my children dream in a big land!
Number 33 (18:07) always reminds me of the guys singing "Always look on the brightside of life!" as they're being crucified at the very end of 'Monty Python's Life of Brian' 😊👍 And of this adjective I like a lot: Panglossian (characterised by or given to extreme optimism, especially in the face of unrelieved hardship or adversity; From Pangloss, the name of the tutor and philosopher in Voltaire's Candide (1759)). ua-cam.com/video/SJUhlRoBL8M/v-deo.html Life's a piece of shit ...when you look at it But come on guys, give a whistle: 'Always look on the Briiight.. Si..ide of life! 🎶 ... 🎵 🎶 🎶' 🎸... Always look on the Briiight.. Si..ide of life! 🎶 ... 🎵 🎶 🎶' 🎸 The Monty P. are mostly the ones who made me love British humour. In France, 'Les Nuls' (Alain Chabat, Chantal Lauby...), Probably the late Pierre Desproges, Albert Dupontel, or the 'Robins des bois' among others clearly claim influence from them. :-)
'Come up trumps' = be a major success. I dunno why I laughed 😂 a lot when you said: "And that is kind of surprising!" with a pout/grin. Then there was like a cut followed by a smile...I somehow suspect you have 'self-censored' yourself at that moment. I’m wrong or not? 😊👌👍 I felt like you wanted to laugh too In French: je me 'Trump'? (trompe? ;-) Jeu de mot! haha..
Hi Sabrah! Only if you are up for it of course, I thought of proposing you a little challenge (a little homework). Can you write me (short/simple) sentences using: 1) se lancer dans l' aventure 2) 'péter les plombs' 😂 3) s' inspirer de 4) prendre forme/corps 5) retrouver la raison 6) refaire le monde ;-) 7) taper du poing sur la table 8) 'faire le rapprochement' or 'faire le lien' 9) Il semble que ... 10) partager le même point de vue 11) laisser échapper 12) tomber à court de 13) faire une répétition 14) 'à long terme' or 'sur le long terme' All of them would be great. Or just a few 1, 2, 3 ... as you wish Take the time if needed; don't rush! I know you're on the go so take it or leave it. No problem! ;-) If you decide to give it a go, don't worry at all about mistakes, I'll be there to correct (and explanations, if needed) Bisous. 🥰
PART 4 / 5 31) Make a point of mettre un point d'honneur à / se faire un devoir de Ex: Elle a mis un point d'honneur à me signaler qu'elle n'était jamais en retard les jours où elle vient chercher/récupérer les enfants ... 32) Make a mess of sth / make a pig ear's ear of something Faire un désastre /une orgie / un carnage / un massacre / une boucherie / une cata Ex: J'ai fait un désastre de ce gâteau; j'ai ouvert le four trop tôt ! 33) Look on the brightside voir/regarder le bon côté (des choses) [ou le côté, l'aspect positif] Ex: Vois le bon côté! au moins il ne pleut pas ! 34) Look as tough impression que / dirait que / illusion que / semble que Ex: On aurait dit que mon père allait s'évanouir quand on lui a annoncé le coût du mariage (il semblait que ...) 35) To look worse for wear sembler usé, fatigué, épuisé, éreinté, en piteux état, défraîchi .... Ex: Tu sembles usé après ton poste de 12 h; va te reposer ! 36) To see eye to eye avoir (partager) le même point de vue / être sur la même longueur d'ondes / être en phase / avoir la même opinion Ex: Nous n'avons pas le même point de vue sur le régime végétarien; il vaut mieux ne plus en parler 37) I'll believe it when I see it Je le croirai quand je le verrai ex: il a dit qu'il allait réussir son examen d'Anglais; je le croirai quand je le verrai ! 38) To clap eyes on someone Poser les yeux / poser son regard sur quelqu'un Ex: J'ai aimé Sabrah dès la première fois où j'ai posé les yeux sur elle. 39) Let something slip Laisser échapper / révéler ex: Alex a laissé échappé qu'il était marié 40) Let sth be ne pas déranger, interférer; laisser se dérouler, se passer; laisser tranquille ex: Laisse le chien tranquille; il ne veut pas jouer pour le moment! PART 5 41) Let yourself in for sth se laisser embarquer/entraîner (dans une situation) Ex: Te rends-tu compte du travail supplémentaire dans lequel tu t' embarques si tu acceptes cette promotion ? / J'espère que tu sais dans quoi tu te laisses embarquer si tu épouses Suzie ! 42) To be run off your feet (many possible transl. here) ne plus savoir où donner de la tête / courir partout / être à bout de souffle / être débordé etc. ... Ex: J'ai été très occupée au restaurant; J'étais débordée ! 43) To be running out of steam s' essouffler / être à bout de souffle Ex: Je suis à bout de souffle après 6 mois d'un travail épuisant sur ce projet ! 44) to be running low on sth être à court de / tomber à court de / manquer de Ex: On est à court de pain; peux-tu aller en chercher ? 45) Run a tight ship Maintenir; faire régner la discipline / mener à la baguette / mener avec fermeté Ex: Emily fait régner la discipline; elle ne tolère pas le retard et et veut que tout soit fait dans les temps 46) Make a run for it tenter de s'échapper, de s'enfuir, d'esquiver ex: les gamins ont tenté de s'esquiver quand on leur a dit de rentrer pour le bain 47) To run in the family être de famille Ex: chez nous, le don pour la musique est de famille ! 48) Run around in circles Tourner en rond Ex: J'ai tourné en rond toute la matinée sans parvenir à finir le rapport 49) A dry run une répétition / un galop d'essai / un essai à blanc / (fam) une répète Ex: Il faut que nous fassions un galop d'essai avant le spectacle afin que chacun puisse prendre ses marques 50) in the long run à long terme / sur le long terme / à (plus) longue échéance Ex: Elle vit la rupture difficilement mais elle ira de mieux en mieux à long terme Voilà, c'est fini! Bon courage ! And here we have it, Sabe. Good luck! :-) 👍 🧡🥰 Ps: Thanks so much again Sabrah for that great important and very useful lesson. I found your explanations were top notch and I learnt a lot ! 1-6-9-10-12-14-18-19-23-24-26-27-28-35-38-41-42-45-46-49 were more or less new to me! I mean some of these were totally new and there are some I wasn't familiar with.
my parents really made a go of the business I’ve been on the go all week my cake went down really well yesterday I’m taking that bad grade in my stride I did come to my senses tho in the end
Me again Sabe but don't worry, you're gonna see me a lot about that fantastic lesson ...😂😊 One question; You presented " go bananas/ballistic" as 'being very cross /upset about something'. But could I say for example: "I would be beyond thrilled if I could meet either David Gilmour, Jimmy Page or Adele but, if I were to meet Sabrah, well, I would just go bananas! Even if I would probably be impressed, very nervous and scrapping sand with my two feet for the meeting itself!" (😊 Very true I guess!) Can you confirm me that it can also be used in a 'positive' way when you go crazy with joy or excitement?! Thanks ... PS: I understand you for the cute Frodo but don't worry too much for now. Little breeds can hope reaching between 12 and 16 years I would say. So you still have time even if that is inevitably sth you think about when you love your companion! May I ask how old he is. I would say sth like 6 judging by the photo :-) Bisous. I'm so happy that your lesson goes down very well so far ;-) As for me, I take a leaf out of your book!
Yes you can also say bananas like that! It can also mean to be very excited as you have shown in your example. Frodo is 10 😢 but he is a healthy little chap so hopefully he will be around a bit longer ! Hope all is well with you !!
One of the last thing that made me go bananas (such a funny expression) is directors (cinema, TV, concerts, football, etc) taking their keyboard for a music instrument, and getting literally hysterical with the knobs. The result is appalling...
PART 3. 21) Come to an end toucher à sa fin / prendre fin / arriver à son terme / se terminer Ex: Quel dommage que les vacances touchent à leur fin ! Pourquoi la vie n'est-elle pas un long congé ? ... 22) Set your sights on sth se fixer (qch) comme objectif / se fixer sur un obj. / avoir des vues sur qch / (jeter son dévolu sur qch) / se fixer comme cap de ... / viser qch Ex: Il s'est fixé comme objectif d' obtenir un 7.0 au I.E.L.T.S pour pouvoir partir étudier au Royaume Uni 23) To set/put the world to rights Refaire le monde Ex: Nous aimions discuter tard dans la nuit à refaire le monde ! 24) Be set in your ways être attaché à ses habitudes / être ancré dans sa routine (ses habitudes) / être figé dans ses habitudes / être installé dans sa routine / ... Ex: En vieillissant, les gens deviennent attachés à leur habitudes (s'ancrent dans leur routine) 25) To set foot somewhere Mettre les pied quelque part / poser les pieds quelque part (ou: le pied) Ex: Je n'ai jamais mis les pieds en Amérique du sud 26) To put your foot down Refuser catégoriquement / mettre le holà / taper du poing sur la table Ex: J'ai tapé sur la table quand mon patron m'a demandé de travailler à Noël et Nouvel An 27) To put your mind to se concentrer sur / focaliser son esprit sur / concentrer son esprit sur Ex: C'est une étudiante brillante; elle peut accomplir tout ce sur quoi elle concentre son esprit 28) Put two and two together Faire le rapprochement / faire le rapport / faire le lien / établir un lien Ex: Je pense que Sabrah est en retard pour son cours parce qu'elle va prendre un thé en arrivant. J'ai fait le rapprochement en voyant le gobelet dans la corbeille ! :-) 29) Make do with faire avec / faire avec ce que l'on a / se contenter de Ex: Désolé Sabrah, ils n'avaient pas l'huile d'olive extra vierge alors on fera avec l'huile ordinaire ! 30) Make or break ça passe ou ça casse ! Ex: Nous avons revu le fonctionnement du restaurant. Maintenant, ça passe ou ça casse ! Ou (bien) ça marche ou (bien) on ferme ! To be followed ...Bisous 😍🌹🧡
Don’t forget you can buy our vocabulary course for only £5.99 at the moment as it is on sale ! Head to www.loveenglish.co.uk/courses to see more ! And remember to leave some comments below practising the vocabulary and there is a homework exercise at the end !
You guys are so amazing teachers.I am learning a lot with this channel and hoping to learn more amd thanks a ton for that💜
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English learners shouldn't take for granted these useful lessons. Thanks a lot!
Both of you are amazing teachers.Thank you for the great lesson teacher Sebrah.I''m really impressed with your british accent.
Thank you so much for this kind comment ! We can check your channel out as well!
It's Sabrah.
Wonderful lesson, Sabrah! No one can take Love English for granted! I do appreciate your effort to brush upon our English. Thank you so much!!!
You are very welcome ! So pleased to hear that! See you next time !
Such a lovely teacher I learn from a lot ☺️🌹
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l appreciate your lesson💪💪
Ｙou are the best teacher‼️‼️
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Hi Sabrah..long time no see! Kudos...what a lessons! Extremely useful for enrich our vocabulary and perfectionate our listening at the same time..Ciao
I am so happy to hear from you Gerardo! I hope you and your family are well and I am very glad that you enjoyed the lesson!
Nice teacher, I am from India mam nice class .
This is probably my favourite channel. I can't describe how much I love these vocabulary lessons. My English is very good but my biggest desire is to sound more natural, almost like a native, and these lessons are perfect for me. Thank you 💓
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Great thank you not see you so long ,you are always given lessons in english perfectly or have teaching power too more also very interested to follow your teaching pattern never bore one of good choose thanks
Interesting and useful by an excellent teacher. Beautiful voice and clear pronunciation. I like the natural speed to help the student learn real English.
Hello teacher thank you so much for to help
your lesson is so useful, thanks for helping us learn some English
phrases
Thank you. It helps.
Continue your teaching for us we are really getying so much learning from your teaching you teach us by an excellent way
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Outstanding teaching very very attractive i love this teaching so much have a good luck dear teacher
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Lovely lesson.
I set in my ways listening to English and French videos... Every day.
Thank you for the lesson, Miss Sabrah. I was able to review some phrases I learnt during the days in the English course.
If there is something I am always ready to, when it comes to English, is to learn new vocabulary.
This language is amazing. Thank you for your effort! =)
Hi Sarah, fantastic and very useful lesson, much much appreciated. Ciao from Turin in Italy
Thanks so much! And Hello to beautiful Turin! Beautiful city!
Hello madam! Always we love to listen and learn ( Synonyms,idioms,vocabulary or telling of words meaning and slang etc)
Thank you my gorgeous teacher ! 💜
You are very welcome !
Sabrah, you’re the best 👍👍pls keep doing vocab-lessons…
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You guys born with beauty with brain 🧠 you guys doing well i love this channel this is my first vedio i watched and i like and loved it
Once a nonnative learner dreams of to take shape his/her English speaking development in the long run. This channel is for you. Madam Sabrah and Leila are fully savvy teachers. Wow!
I am really making a go of my study to get it organized!
Good example well done!
These Verb phrases are never thought about teaching ,but i am glad you did this videos ..As usual excellent video and charming personality
Hey Sabra! Long time... How are you?
I'm set in my ways about working in a clean environment whether it be in the kitchen, office or anywhere I get completely destructed working in a dirty place.
Thanks Sabrah nice seeing you❤️
Thanks for your comment Nikke! I can relate to you about having a clean environment ! I hope you are well! All good here
These tips are dazzling!
LEARNED A LOT
What a nice collection of verb phrases! Cheers!
Thanks teacher I m student and english is the most language I have never learned in my life I m French speaker thank you for your lessons. Teacher please could you open a podcast for students
Hi Sabrah,
An interesting and informative lesson about Advance English Phrases. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learnered many new phrases.
It is truly useful to all learners.
Best Wishes 👏👏.
Thanks and regards,
Hi Manish thank you so much for this kind comment ! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LoveEnglishUK My pleasure Sabrah 🙏
Thank you❤🌟
I just love your accent
Thanks alot!
Thanks for this great video! Could you do videos on VIVID VERBS with examples for creative writing, please?
I put my foot down and said no when my parents tried to pressure me to study medicine! And actually,Sabrah, I chose English literature, and I am doing well. I've loved English since I was 15 watching your videos,guys❤️
Love you from Egypt!❤️
thank you
Thks sooo much pretty Sabrah for excellent lesson in january. Very useful .
Like a bread... Fresh from the oven
Looking forward to hearing from you again in the next lesson
I always appreciate yr time n yr hard work 🥰💕👍
You are so welcome ! Thank you for this kind comment ! I hope you are well. Please give the vid a share if you enjoyed it !
👏👏👏👏👏Estoy seguro que tu Espanol es muy bueno todavía ! 😀😄👋👋👋👋👋Bye, from Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧
Good evening from Brazil, Miss Sabrah. I am back in order to answer the question you presented during the video.
Well, the last thing that made me go ballistic was a classmate of mine's behavior, and it happened a long time ago. She took my tin of soft drink, shared it with our other classmates and drank the whole thing herself without asking me for permission. I could not believe her!
Not once, in my life, had I gotten so upset. =/
Amazing.
You are amazing 👍. Your videos help me a lot to improve my English... I just want to know which English accent do you speak??
Wao mam like it.
I from Pakistan your lecture is impressive.
I go to great lengths with my future plans and goals.
Bravo ! 👍
Look at the bright side of everything you have and don't take anything for granted.
congratulations again!
Awesome... It took me hours to write all down
Well done for writing it all down!
To take something for granted
To take a leaf out of someone's book
To take the plunge
Something has taken it's toll
To take shape
To take someone under your wing
To come to your senses
To come to terms with
To come up trumps
To come alive
To come to an end
To set your sights on something
To set the world to rights
To be set in your ways
To set foot somewhere
To put your foot down
To pit your mind to
To put two and two together
To make do with
To make or break
Make a point of
Make a mess of something/ make a pig's ear of something
Look on the bright side
To look as though
To look worse for wear
To see eye to eye
I'll believe it when I see it
To clap eyes on someone
Let something slip
Let something be
Let yourself in for something
To be run off your feet
To be running out of steam.
To be running low on something
Run a tight ship
To make a run for it
To run in the family
To around in circles
A dry run
In the long run
To make a go of something
It goes without saying
To be on the go
To go to great lengths
To go bananas/ ballistic
As far as it goes
To go downhill
To go to pieces
To go down well
To take something in your stride
Wonderful collection. Thanks
@@esrashabbir9058
Great
A gorgeous lesson !
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Hi Sabra how are you
Firstly,thank you very much for the great video on phrasal verbs which I'm still struggling with.
Also could you please direct me to any website which have free C2 resources like sample tests or exams or any material really that can help me to prepare for C2 exam that I'm planning to set in June.
Thank u in advance.
I will have a look
I couldn’t help but ask. Could u clarify me pls if these expressions related to British or American english.
Hi Sabrah! Excellent lesson. I’m Learning a lot of expressions thanks to you. I have a question regarding the expression to come up trumps. Is there a link between this expression and Donald Trump? Many thanks.
No no connection!
I took the breakup in my stride and stood back again even stronger!❤️
I 'm from India Your voice and method is so appreciable like Your face
Helo all dear students and teacher
You'd be surprised that I've finally attained fluency level because of watching your videos.Funny enough, most people think I've spent time with the native English speakers at some point in my life.
That’s amazing!!
Hello everyone 😃😃😃
First of all Sabe, I would like to point out and highlight (especially for the most motivated learners reading me but still more listening to you) how much your introduction is important! I think that is what I once said to liya and Inna. I was elated that you recalled how important it is to appropriate, take ownership of the words, phrases, expressions and idioms by making, even writing sentences. Relating them to your own life and experiences is excellent !; Even best, to something that marked or hit you or that you currently live for example. Now reading them just once is still not enough. You have to come back to them an re-read them regularly!
Another great tip is to write stories with them. The power of imagination (as Albert said;-) is tremendous and according to himself, still a greatest quality than pure intelligence!! The more your stories and sentences will be incredible and convey striking, powerful images even surrealistic (!), the more the expressions will hit your mind and will remain in your brain and long term memory. That is very efficient along with ideas/words/images association. You're so right about practising afterwards. The principle of spaced repetition (with longer and longer time spaces between each repetition) is probably the best in order to retain things in the long term (It has proved to be such). After that, of course, each one his own way of learning but that is very powerful indeed!
Of course it implies and embeds a little work and assiduity but it's worth it! "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch!": no (minimum) pain, no gain! But most importantly, turn it into a pleasure, reading and writing and listening/watching about what you like the most in life! ...
Thanks Sabrah for having raised that important and crucial point indeed ! 👌👍
Awww thank you so much for backing up my advice ! It sounds like you have mastered English in this way! You are obviously very bright !
Big love from Islamabad Pakistan
- what makes me go real bananas 🍌 is when people are obnoxious or mean .
- I am set in my way for daily routine such as buying my baguette 🥖, going to gym for workout , studying English on evenings.
- I’d say painting and literature run in my family traits .
…. I do not recall a situation I let sth slip . I keep what I am told pretty safe .
- I always put my foot down when manager or boss start abusing like asking to stay really late to finish backlogs. ( I am also conscious IAM a hard person to deal with but at the same time IAM diligent .)
- I admire people who are capable of taking hard burden like an incurable disease in their stride .
Pardon me but couldn’t see the two last questions as they were hidden by a pop up window video of yours .
The contents and you alike are beautiful.
Please upload videos frequently
What does the verb "sound" mean in the following sentences for example :- you sound like you are angry. He sounded like he doesn’t want to talk to me. Learn these things to sound natural.
Could you please explain?
I fancy your videos
Easy one, Citizen: Eric Clapton ! ...
Because he can't help singing 'Layla' whenever he crosses the street at a Sabrah crossing ! 😂
He goes like:
"Leila , 🎸🎶 you got me on my knees
Leila, 🎸🎵 on the Sabrah crossing
Leila ...
Ok, I'll show myself out! .... ;-)
PS: 'Zebra Crossing' is a real song by 'Eric Clapton and Cream' :-)
Madam good morning all concepts follow
please I would like you to make a lesson (s) on COMMON ERRORS IN ENGLISH.
We have already made it but we can do another one
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So, link me to it please.
"When I first saw my paycheck was $247 per week, I went ballistic and almost felt to the floor"! I used to earn more than $6700 per month or $1,660 per week in Switzerland. I left Switzerland to the US due to my children dream in a big land!
Sometimes I like days when I'm run off my feet. I like to be productive.
It doesn't hurt any that Sabrah is quite a looker. And from Liverpool originally as an extra.
Haha thanks ! 😂
Number 33 (18:07) always reminds me of the guys singing "Always look on the brightside of life!" as they're being crucified at the very end of 'Monty Python's Life of Brian' 😊👍
And of this adjective I like a lot: Panglossian (characterised by or given to extreme optimism, especially in the face of unrelieved hardship or adversity; From Pangloss, the name of the tutor and philosopher in Voltaire's Candide (1759)).
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Life's a piece of shit ...when you look at it
But come on guys, give a whistle: 'Always look on the Briiight.. Si..ide of life! 🎶 ... 🎵 🎶 🎶' 🎸...
Always look on the Briiight.. Si..ide of life! 🎶 ... 🎵 🎶 🎶' 🎸
The Monty P. are mostly the ones who made me love British humour. In France, 'Les Nuls' (Alain Chabat, Chantal Lauby...), Probably the late Pierre Desproges, Albert Dupontel, or the 'Robins des bois' among others clearly claim influence from them. :-)
Ma'am, is it right?
I am on the go. So I want to complete my work.
As far as it goes😁
'Come up trumps' = be a major success. I dunno why I laughed 😂 a lot when you said: "And that is kind of surprising!" with a pout/grin. Then there was like a cut followed by a smile...I somehow suspect you have 'self-censored' yourself at that moment. I’m wrong or not? 😊👌👍
I felt like you wanted to laugh too
In French: je me 'Trump'? (trompe? ;-) Jeu de mot! haha..
Great video as always.
What happened to no. 49, though? XD
Hi Sabrah!
Only if you are up for it of course, I thought of proposing you a little challenge (a little homework). Can you write me (short/simple) sentences using:
1) se lancer dans l' aventure
2) 'péter les plombs' 😂
3) s' inspirer de
4) prendre forme/corps
5) retrouver la raison
6) refaire le monde ;-)
7) taper du poing sur la table
8) 'faire le rapprochement' or 'faire le lien'
9) Il semble que ...
10) partager le même point de vue
11) laisser échapper
12) tomber à court de
13) faire une répétition
14) 'à long terme' or 'sur le long terme'
All of them would be great. Or just a few 1, 2, 3 ... as you wish
Take the time if needed; don't rush!
I know you're on the go so take it or leave it. No problem! ;-)
If you decide to give it a go, don't worry at all about mistakes, I'll be there to correct (and explanations, if needed)
Bisous. 🥰
I went bananas when I saw that the children spilled much water.
PART 4 / 5
31) Make a point of
mettre un point d'honneur à / se faire un devoir de
Ex: Elle a mis un point d'honneur à me signaler qu'elle n'était jamais en retard les jours où elle vient chercher/récupérer les enfants ...
32) Make a mess of sth / make a pig ear's ear of something
Faire un désastre /une orgie / un carnage / un massacre / une boucherie / une cata
Ex: J'ai fait un désastre de ce gâteau; j'ai ouvert le four trop tôt !
33) Look on the brightside
voir/regarder le bon côté (des choses) [ou le côté, l'aspect positif]
Ex: Vois le bon côté! au moins il ne pleut pas !
34) Look as tough
impression que / dirait que / illusion que / semble que
Ex: On aurait dit que mon père allait s'évanouir quand on lui a annoncé le coût du mariage (il semblait que ...)
35) To look worse for wear
sembler usé, fatigué, épuisé, éreinté, en piteux état, défraîchi ....
Ex: Tu sembles usé après ton poste de 12 h; va te reposer !
36) To see eye to eye
avoir (partager) le même point de vue / être sur la même longueur d'ondes / être en phase / avoir la même opinion
Ex: Nous n'avons pas le même point de vue sur le régime végétarien; il vaut mieux ne plus en parler
37) I'll believe it when I see it
Je le croirai quand je le verrai
ex: il a dit qu'il allait réussir son examen d'Anglais; je le croirai quand je le verrai !
38) To clap eyes on someone
Poser les yeux / poser son regard sur quelqu'un
Ex: J'ai aimé Sabrah dès la première fois où j'ai posé les yeux sur elle.
39) Let something slip
Laisser échapper / révéler
ex: Alex a laissé échappé qu'il était marié
40) Let sth be
ne pas déranger, interférer; laisser se dérouler, se passer; laisser tranquille
ex: Laisse le chien tranquille; il ne veut pas jouer pour le moment!
PART 5
41) Let yourself in for sth
se laisser embarquer/entraîner (dans une situation)
Ex: Te rends-tu compte du travail supplémentaire dans lequel tu t' embarques si tu acceptes cette promotion ? / J'espère que tu sais dans quoi tu te laisses embarquer si tu épouses Suzie !
42) To be run off your feet (many possible transl. here)
ne plus savoir où donner de la tête / courir partout / être à bout de souffle / être débordé etc. ...
Ex: J'ai été très occupée au restaurant; J'étais débordée !
43) To be running out of steam
s' essouffler / être à bout de souffle
Ex: Je suis à bout de souffle après 6 mois d'un travail épuisant sur ce projet !
44) to be running low on sth
être à court de / tomber à court de / manquer de
Ex: On est à court de pain; peux-tu aller en chercher ?
45) Run a tight ship
Maintenir; faire régner la discipline / mener à la baguette / mener avec fermeté
Ex: Emily fait régner la discipline; elle ne tolère pas le retard et et veut que tout soit fait dans les temps
46) Make a run for it
tenter de s'échapper, de s'enfuir, d'esquiver
ex: les gamins ont tenté de s'esquiver quand on leur a dit de rentrer pour le bain
47) To run in the family
être de famille
Ex: chez nous, le don pour la musique est de famille !
48) Run around in circles
Tourner en rond
Ex: J'ai tourné en rond toute la matinée sans parvenir à finir le rapport
49) A dry run
une répétition / un galop d'essai / un essai à blanc / (fam) une répète
Ex: Il faut que nous fassions un galop d'essai avant le spectacle afin que chacun puisse prendre ses marques
50) in the long run
à long terme / sur le long terme / à (plus) longue échéance
Ex: Elle vit la rupture difficilement mais elle ira de mieux en mieux à long terme
Voilà, c'est fini! Bon courage !
And here we have it, Sabe. Good luck! :-) 👍
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Ps: Thanks so much again Sabrah for that great important and very useful lesson. I found your explanations were top notch and I learnt a lot !
1-6-9-10-12-14-18-19-23-24-26-27-28-35-38-41-42-45-46-49 were more or less new to me! I mean some of these were totally new and there are some I wasn't familiar with.
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my parents really made a go of the business
I’ve been on the go all week
my cake went down really well yesterday
I’m taking that bad grade in my stride
I did come to my senses tho in the end
Sabrah! Where is Leila? 🙄 Thanks for the lesson, as well as your time! If only Leila were here too! 😥
😃
Me again Sabe but don't worry, you're gonna see me a lot about that fantastic lesson ...😂😊
One question; You presented " go bananas/ballistic" as 'being very cross /upset about something'. But could I say for example:
"I would be beyond thrilled if I could meet either David Gilmour, Jimmy Page or Adele but, if I were to meet Sabrah, well, I would just go bananas! Even if I would probably be impressed, very nervous and scrapping sand with my two feet for the meeting itself!" (😊 Very true I guess!)
Can you confirm me that it can also be used in a 'positive' way when you go crazy with joy or excitement?!
Thanks ...
PS: I understand you for the cute Frodo but don't worry too much for now. Little breeds can hope reaching between 12 and 16 years I would say. So you still have time even if that is inevitably sth you think about when you love your companion! May I ask how old he is. I would say sth like 6 judging by the photo :-) Bisous.
I'm so happy that your lesson goes down very well so far ;-) As for me, I take a leaf out of your book!
Yes you can also say bananas like that! It can also mean to be very excited as you have shown in your example. Frodo is 10 😢 but he is a healthy little chap so hopefully he will be around a bit longer ! Hope all is well with you !!
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Her mother angrily said, "Don't take my love for granted"
Sabrah, if you wanna take the plunge and learn italian, I'll be happy to help you out! :-)
Thanks very much! Will keep it in mind 😂
I love you, girls, because everytime you replied to me ..... thanks very much
You are welcome ! You are all important to us!
I'm set in one way where I make an example whenever I learn a new word.
It will be more helpful if you could add a pdf document
Love you girls 👭
One of the last thing that made me go bananas (such a funny expression) is directors (cinema, TV, concerts, football, etc) taking their keyboard for a music instrument, and getting literally hysterical with the knobs. The result is appalling...
Tallness runs in our family
1st comment ..can't believe it 🤣😂
Yeppeyyy 🎊🤩
Well done ! Amazing! Xxxxx
I can only memorize a couple of them 😢😢at best 😢
“ i went banana when I found the bananas i bought for my nana left hanging on banyan tree by my cousin Yanna “
PART 3.
21) Come to an end
toucher à sa fin / prendre fin / arriver à son terme / se terminer
Ex: Quel dommage que les vacances touchent à leur fin ! Pourquoi la vie n'est-elle pas un long congé ? ...
22) Set your sights on sth
se fixer (qch) comme objectif / se fixer sur un obj. / avoir des vues sur qch / (jeter son dévolu sur qch) / se fixer comme cap de ... / viser qch
Ex: Il s'est fixé comme objectif d' obtenir un 7.0 au I.E.L.T.S pour pouvoir partir étudier au Royaume Uni
23) To set/put the world to rights
Refaire le monde
Ex: Nous aimions discuter tard dans la nuit à refaire le monde !
24) Be set in your ways
être attaché à ses habitudes / être ancré dans sa routine (ses habitudes) / être figé dans ses habitudes / être installé dans sa routine / ...
Ex: En vieillissant, les gens deviennent attachés à leur habitudes (s'ancrent dans leur routine)
25) To set foot somewhere
Mettre les pied quelque part / poser les pieds quelque part (ou: le pied)
Ex: Je n'ai jamais mis les pieds en Amérique du sud
26) To put your foot down
Refuser catégoriquement / mettre le holà / taper du poing sur la table
Ex: J'ai tapé sur la table quand mon patron m'a demandé de travailler à Noël et Nouvel An
27) To put your mind to
se concentrer sur / focaliser son esprit sur / concentrer son esprit sur
Ex: C'est une étudiante brillante; elle peut accomplir tout ce sur quoi elle concentre son esprit
28) Put two and two together
Faire le rapprochement / faire le rapport / faire le lien / établir un lien
Ex: Je pense que Sabrah est en retard pour son cours parce qu'elle va prendre un thé en arrivant. J'ai fait le rapprochement en voyant le gobelet dans la corbeille ! :-)
29) Make do with
faire avec / faire avec ce que l'on a / se contenter de
Ex: Désolé Sabrah, ils n'avaient pas l'huile d'olive extra vierge alors on fera avec l'huile ordinaire !
30) Make or break
ça passe ou ça casse !
Ex: Nous avons revu le fonctionnement du restaurant. Maintenant, ça passe ou ça casse ! Ou (bien) ça marche ou (bien) on ferme !
To be followed ...Bisous 😍🌹🧡
thank you dear .apparently number 49 slipped through the net