5 English Idioms to MOTIVATE & INSPIRE

Practice makes perfect! In this class, you’ll learn 5 English expressions that motivate and inspire. Learn about the expressions no pain, no gain, the sky’s the limit, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade, practice makes perfect, and better late than never. Make your own English sign to encourage you and learn at the same time. Or you can use these expressions to encourage others

Thank you Emma. Ultimately, I think the sky has no limits!

beernaard

The English expression “Better late than never” completely coincide with Russian equivalent, just word by word.

Goryanchik Maxim

There is an addition to the saying “Better late than never” it is “But better never late”.

Valery teacher

Very well Emma. Good job

juan8726

Dear Ms.Emma, I admire you for your friendly and optimistic teaching. No pain, no gain! Alright. But the sky´s the limit, isn´t it? Thanks for your well-structured lessons for learners to understand easily with less pain.

Arminius

It is such a wonderful and practical audio clip lesson, thanks Ms.Emma.

ytg1234

Practice makes perfect. The sky is the limit. Thank you Emma.

Coffie

thanks for these easy riddles i got 10 out of 10

Sara Berhane

Hi Emma and thank you so much for what you do. All your lessons are really great. I have one notice about this lesson, and please correct me if I am wrong.
In the fourth idiom better late than never, beside it on the table you wrote : I wish I studied English when I was a child. For me, it is a form of regret, and it should be : I wish I had studied English when I was a child.
Please let me know if I am wrong or right.
Great thanks to you Emma.