Water Idioms - Learn English Idioms

Water Idioms - Learn English Idioms - English teacher Rob dives into some British idiomatic language related to water and swimming. Do you know these idioms?
To sink or swim
To swim against the stream
To dive straight in
To be in at the deep end
To be drowning in something
Find out what these idioms mean and how to use them in this English lesson - without getting wet.
HOMEWORK:
please leave a comment with you examples of these idioms in context.
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[@Pronunciationwithemma]

You can talk under water! Impressive 😂 Such a great video! Love it.

[@oddduck3706]

I love this! thank you so much!!!!

[@RADEnglish]

Emily Harrison Thanks for your kind words.

[@meiray5953]

Thank you Teacher
Hope your view counts and subscribers will go up soon

[@tea0322]

Love your channel!😊

[@jibby1377]

I swam against the stream and protested for raise in my monthly allowance.
Dylan, I hope ur subscribers increase soon...

[@RADEnglish]

Destiny Steve that's a great example - you just need the indefinite article before 'raise' (a raise). Thanks for your kind wishes of more subscribers. Have a great day!

[@jibby1377]

No.. mean it.. I want "a" raise in my allowance.

[@cuneytkucuk1318]

Hi, Rob I hope all is fine with you. There is a part in this video I don't understand. You say " Everybody in my family works in "IT". What does "IT" mean? Can you explain it? I hope more people subscribe to your channel.

[@RADEnglish]

That's a great question. IT is an abbreviation of Information Technology - which means work involving computers.

[@cuneytkucuk1318]

Thanks so much for your help. You are a legend..