LIVE English Class - The Most Common Idiomatic Expressions in British English: A-Z Series, Part 8

Could you help me with this, please? Is it ok to say: ''I've been to my uncle's.'' instead of: ''I've been to my uncle's house?'' Thanks.

It's water under the bridge. Let's not worry about this anymore.

I always have a whale of time watching your videos. Thank you always.

Putting off the work once can lead to a vicios circle. better be mindful.

sometimes things just vanish into thin air. it happens to me all the time.

When i was working on my painting my brush just vanished into thin air

my glasses always vanish into thin air

I love your accent carlie

Sending my thank you all the way from the Philippines!!!

If you will not practice your English daily, it will be vanished into thin air.
I need to calm down in order to be able to get out of the vicious cycle.
Before going to the gym you feel lazy, but it always turns out that you have a whale of the time.
Time lets us think about the bad things happened in the past, as it was a water under the bridge.
He was whipped by her in their relationship, but he was in love and it was a vicious cycle, so the day they broke up, the past relationship has become a water under the bridge.

Nice class.

I like your channel, it's very useful for me, fyi I'm Indonesian. But can you please write down the subtitle just for the idioms. I can't catch some words. Thanks a lot. P.S. I love your accent :)

Keep it up, I was searching for a way to teach online using zoom and ended up in this educational yet quite entertaining video. Congrats for that! I’d like to ask though, what app were you using to have viewers watch you live? I’d like to do that sort of teaching to the Spanish community here in China(I’m Spanish but I teach chinese....here in China....long story)

Amazing Class Guys! Thanks! Keep up the good work! Greetings From Mexico!

i love british accent.....from south africa.

I called my friend many times yesterday but he didn't answer , so in the morning he apologized that he was alsleep and couldn't answer so I said to him it's ok , water under the bridge

Harry you always seem sleepy

you're so cute ahaha lovely !

Love It

One of my fav English classes! You guys are awesome and handsome lol🤗

I wana take you guys as my theachers..!

Hello I'm Anayisse from Algeria I joined and subscribed in your channel it's really fantastic and you are really gorgeous,always when I find time I watch your lovely lessons and informative videos. Thanks for your great videos I fell happy when I follow both of you hhhhh 😉😉😉,Have a wonderful Saturday and keep up the good work 😊

You guys are such good teachers. I have a lot of fun watching your videos. I wonder if all of you Brits are as good-looking as you two are. Keep up the good work!

very good videos . Harry is cute n Charlie is sexy :)

you are getting more fans. don't give up guys. your contents are so nice!!!!!!

Hi guys!!! I am from Brazil! I think is amazing the way as you teach (despite you seem are really young hahaha)! I am a non-native fluent speaker and is very good practice my British English with you! :)

I love your accent.I want to speak like that.

hi guys do you live on facebook?

It would be better if you guys write those idioms or mention about it in advance so that we can khow what are we learning ! The lesson is very useful , thank you !

l am new member

Great teachers you are guys. 🤗 Congratulations!

How can we know when the next live English class will be?

hi guys can I have your Skype id pls?

ooh, so that's what Adele mean in her song, cause I totally don't get the song meaning before

Nooo :( what happened with the end of this video? :(

i came from lucy's page

i like you guys

hi, i'm from very cool

Water under the bridge - does it apply only or mainly to things/events that have negative overtone? For example, would it work in the joke like this one:
- We've been married for over 20 years. We have three beautiful children, a dog named Rufus and no mortgage to pay. Fortunately, it's all water under the bridge now. We divorced last week.

Can you use 'whale of a time' as a noun expression? For example:
- How was the meeting with the boss?
- Hmm... that was a whale of a time (ironically).

admire British accents all kindes ..Edinburgh Scottish .... n soforth...

I couldn't watch the live lesson but I will watch the replay. When are you doing another live lesson again?

Thanks guys for such a nice lesson! Love your accent and hope to be able to participate the next time 👍 Greetings from Poland!

Missed it again :'( i hate time difference

This is amazing, i loved it! Hello froml Perú! :))

great lesson...funny, useful, interesting!!

I've found your lessons pretty interesting and will watch them regularly. I came from Lucy's page, too...