Advanced Idioms (C2) to Build Your Vocabulary

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In this video, we're going to teach you some advanced idioms (C2) that will help you build your vocabulary in English. | English Idioms

Idioms are expressions that are used to make everyday language more interesting and fun. By learning these advanced idioms, you'll be able to improve your English skills quickly and easily!

If you would like to review, here are the advanced idioms from the lesson.

1. a drop in the bucket
2. in a flash
3. clear the air
4. (down) in the dumps
5. beat a dead horse
6. see eye to eye
7. the tip of the iceberg
8. play it by ear
9. grease (someone's) palm
10. cry over spilled milk
11. a fish out of water
12. get/have cold feet
13. rain on one's parade
14. have a sharp tongue
15. let sleeping dogs lie

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/// LESSON CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro to Advanced Idioms
00:15 a drop in the bucket
00:50 in a flash
01:20 clear the air
01:55 (down) in the dumps
02:33 beat a dead horse
03:05 see eye to eye
03:34 the tip of the iceberg
04:10 play it by ear
04:46 grease (someone's) palm
05:20 cry over spilled milk
06:01 a fish out of water
06:38 get/have cold feet
07:14 rain on one's parade
07:39 have a sharp tongue
08:13 let sleeping dogs lie


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