35 Most Common Idioms for IELTS

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Elmira, happy to find your channel here! Very useful and understandable for the learners! Thanks for sharing

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So helpful, thanks a bunch

[@zainaansari8681]

Well explained...I found this video very helpful

[@yohanisdeppu6173]

Hello, would you mind creating a video that teaches how to differ whih idiom to use in informal lungguage and which we usu in semi-formal lunguage. Thank you

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Masha allah...Thanks teacher!🌈

[@dalivar]

Very useful , thank you

[@MrAbhi200211]

On The Dot
Once in a blue moon
Over the moon
On cloud nine
Cost me an arm and a leg
Burning midnight oil
Hit the hay
Full of beans
A hot potato
Cutting edge
To sit on the fence

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There is no me in the fifth idiom

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thank you mam

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Thanks a lot mam

[@rahulangral7853]

please be regular..thank you for your effort

[@haoli2976]

Most useful idioms I have seen. Thank you

[@nehadebnath8424]

Please make more videos on idioms..I just loved it..thank u so much

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Thanks

[@bluebeach7760]

keep up with sharing such beneficial videos👍

[@NavneetKumar-uj3xi]

It's a great topic you have chosen to discuss and surely it will be quite helpful for a lot of people. I am not complaining, but please clear your accent and pronounciation, since you are teaching and it will have impact on students.

[@SurYa_Yadav66]

Thanks maam

[@andrewmusungu6491]

Thank you very much

[@manpreetmani618]

Thnku

[@karanjeetsingh7452]

Hii, mam can we use idioms in ielts writting task 2.

[@simisidhu4089]

Thnanks A lot☺

[@davronabdullayev7675]

Thanks a lot

[@jeneeshr3569]

Nice once, really useful and helpful. Easy to understand all the idioms and providing the examples. Thanks for making this video.

[@1010yusuff]

Attach English subtitles tooo

[@elsynapararem6296]

Thanks dear

[@mukundnayi6136]

Right or Wrong : after coming back from work. He hits the hay or he hit the hay.

[@desrajrai8175]

Really amazing

[@techieali3345]

Thank you 😊

[@concalo7650]

Where is go above and beyond

[@awesomeawkward8501]

You pronounce the like ze is that right. I think it sounds de

[@kamilhussain3324]

Thanks .

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Thank you

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Thx a lot 🇦🇿❤

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Thankyou mam

[@global_knowledge247]

much appreciated, keep posting 💓

[@yashpaaa]

Thx

[@gursimranjitsingh5099]

Hit the hay informal aa g

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Mind boggling content. Great Presentation. Your content is the perfect way to improve one's accent and vocabulary. I #BrainBlitzAudios recommend it to others.
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[@pourmohammaddeveloper2034]

they is correct 'zey' isn't correct

[@awesomeawkward8501]

As a matter of fact that stab someone in the back means to betray someone. A very good example is I thought you were my friends but you stabbed me in the back.

[@barnoquryazova1897]

but not bad

[@منوعاتتقوىالخير]

Up

[@barnoquryazova1897]

bro at first you have to improve ur pronounciation

[@jasskamalaulakh6625]

Thanks mam

[@sajjasaisravanth9684]

thank you mam.