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English Idioms – ‘Foot’
Five idioms using the word ‘foot’ in English. I cover the following expressions in this English lesson: cold feet, to get your feet in the door, to put your foot in your mouth, the shoe’s on the other foot, to put your foot down.
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In Spain’s Spanish
To put your foot in your mouth = To put your tongue in your ass.
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Thank you a lot, this is a great video lecture on idioms with foot. However, this video would be even better if it addressed some other popular idioms with foot like: itchy feet, put one’s foot in it, shoot in the foot. Inspite of this I think that this video is very useful as is.
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i do not learn using ” to put your foot down ”
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And from the quiz – what does the idion ‘To be swept off your feet’ mean?
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Hello, James! Thanks a lot for you lessons on idioms. They really help. What about phrases and idioms with “odds”? It makes no odds, the odds are that, it’s odds on that, against all the odds and so on. Could you help with that, please?
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I couldn’t find an option how to leave a general comment or a tip, so I had to use one of the videos…
I’ve noticed that among your videos on idioms there’s no one explaining Home and house idioms. Since there’re really plenty of them, I was thinking that it could be quite a good idea to make one or two videos on them, what do you think?
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If that was a wedding ring on your finger I’m glad you did’t get cold feet on your wedding day!
I’m just wondering how did you get your foot in the door by working for Engvid. If I were you I would do the lesson totally different. Oops, I just put my foot in my mouth. Maybe the other day I will have the opportunity to work for Engvid and I’ll see how it is to have the shoe on the other foot;-) (joking)
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“To put one’s foot down” is an English Idiom which means that someone is serious but not compromise with it, although I thought that it was another concept, then I had a mistake but now I believe that I can use these five topics or idioms with the word “foot”. Thanks a lot, teacher James from Engvid.
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