Do you want to develop a colourful vocabulary? Learn the meanings of these seven phrases, and you can start using them in your everyday life. I chose these examples of idioms because of how useful they are at home, in the workplace, and at school. These expressions are commonly used in spoken English. Watch this lesson, and add some decoration to your English!
Idiom list: see through rose-tinted glasses, give someone the green light, with flying colors, tickled pink, paint the town red, blue-collared / white-collared, see things in black and white
Hi Pfalba, I didn’t quite get the meaning of that expression “see your true colours”. Could you explain it a bit to me?
Do you refer to the fact that Adam sometimes colour when he occasionally makes embarrassing comments in the videos.
RSVP
Regino
Embarrasing ? Why ?
For me he showed his nature (true colours) during a tickling episode.
Cute and funny :)
pfalba
Hi, pfalba.
I agree with you, in his avatar, for example, Adam seems so serious.
But after watching so many of his lessons,that image just fades away and we can see that he is a really nice person.
As always, he delivers useful and now colorful lessons. :) Thank you, Adam.
Evaldo Mendes
I totally agree with Pfalba and Evaldo! ;)
Carol3139
Thanks Evaldo :)
Adam
Thanks Pfalba :)
Adam
Correction:
Do you refer to the fact that Adam colourS when he occasionally makes embarrassing comments ON the videos???
Regino
I can’t thinkcof any embarrassing comment, so I guess it’s a NO to your question.
But see someone elses true colors means “see his real personality”.
Evaldo Mendes
LOL.
To show one’s true colours means to show how one is really like. Usually it’s used when someone lies about what type of person they are until a situation brings out their true personality.
Pfalba used the idiom correctly, but maybe this isn’t the best example of when to use it. Unless, like Evaldo, he thought I was too serious before, but now understands I’m not too serious ;)
Adam
DEAR SIR ADAM===I APOLOGIZE FOR A COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF YOUR “7 Colorful Idioms” VIDEO
Excuse me Sir Adam,
MY MANY YOUTUBE FEATURES HAVE BEEN LOST BECAUSE OF RE-UPLOADING YOUR VIDEO “7 Colorful Idioms”
PLEEEEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE; RETRACT YOUR CLAIM SO THAT I CAN REGAIN MY YOUTUBE FEATURES THROUGH “Good Standing”
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS!!!!!
PLEEEEEEEEASE RETRACT YOUR CLAIM FROM MY INFRINGEMENT & FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
MD ZAHOUR CHY
Yes. Adam is right.
e.g.
Sometimes people may look nice but when they show their true colors, they can turn out to be mean.
rituelidaeli
I think that is a nice comment and it shows that you really focused on his lesson.
Your comment is superb!
erica030215
THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR MOTIVATION & POSITIVE STANDPOINT TOWARDS ME===BUT UNFORTUNATELY SIR ADAM HAS NOT STILL RETRACTED HIS CLAIM!!!!!!!!!
ANYWAYS YOU MY SISTER ARE SUPERB & COMPASSIONATE!!! CHEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
MD ZAHOUR CHY
You Are A Goog teacher Thanks Alot M.r Adam
Waleed GaMal
Thanks Adam. You are a good teacher. And I passed the quiz with flying colours. Is it correct?
YajairaM
Yes it is :)
Adam
DEAR SIR ADAM===I APOLOGIZE FOR A COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF YOUR “7 Colorful Idioms” VIDEO
Excuse me Sir Adam,
MY MANY YOUTUBE FEATURES HAVE BEEN LOST BECAUSE OF RE-UPLOADING YOUR VIDEO “7 Colorful Idioms”
PLEEEEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE; RETRACT YOUR CLAIM SO THAT I CAN REGAIN MY YOUTUBE FEATURES THROUGH “Good Standing”
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS!!!!!
PLEEEEEEEEASE RETRACT YOUR CLAIM FROM MY INFRINGEMENT & FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
MD ZAHOUR CHY
Adam you are a great teacher , i like all your lessons <3
Amanis
Hi Adam
I really wished I was that kind of guy who could see the world through rose-tinted glasses but unfortunately I Am Not:( but you are a great teacher Adam keep up the good work and I have a request could you please make a lesson on classroom language and by it I mean some vocabulary exchanged in classrooms between teachers and their students for instance when it comes to check the class attendance or during an exam session and exams assessment I know it sounds weird but I am a non-native English teacher and sometimes I find myself in an awkward position when I want to use classroom jargon, do we have something like classroom jargon:o
utopia20
Hi utopia
You have given nice and useful suggestion.Hope that our dear teacher will take it into consideration :)
Stranger444
Good idea Utopia. I’ll get on it.
Adam
DEAR SIR ADAM===I APOLOGIZE FOR A COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF YOUR “7 Colorful Idioms” VIDEO
Excuse me Sir Adam,
MY MANY YOUTUBE FEATURES HAVE BEEN LOST BECAUSE OF RE-UPLOADING YOUR VIDEO “7 Colorful Idioms”
PLEEEEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE; RETRACT YOUR CLAIM SO THAT I CAN REGAIN MY YOUTUBE FEATURES THROUGH “Good Standing”
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS!!!!!
PLEEEEEEEEASE RETRACT YOUR CLAIM FROM MY INFRINGEMENT & FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
MD ZAHOUR CHY
hi utopia
wonderful suggestion :) :)
Rusna
Thank you Mr.Adam,I got 8/9
Stranger444
u’re so good a teacher Adam!!!…. i found it very helpful and quite easy to understand ur lessons…personally, i think u’re the best teacher here. i think so bcoz u’re the only one who really makes me feel interested in learning EL and forces me to go in here whenever there’s a new lesson of u available. i didnt mean that others are not good, they are awesome too but i just like the way u teach us. u helped us a lot Adam. i really appriciate it!
Phan Nguyen
Thank you Phan :)
Adam
i too agree with u….. :) :)
Rusna
Thank you for the class
ennuel
Thank you, evrything was clear
GeorgeTitchenko
Idioms always make our talking more colorful and natural. They are useful tools that help us see to some good extent how language works.
It was a concise and interesting video-lesson
Have a great week Adam!!!
Regino
Thanks Regino. You too :)
Adam
Hi stranger
thanks for your support so let’s keep our fingers crossed!
utopia20
Thank you Adam. I like your lessons very much. But may I ask you to stay NEAR the inscriptions, you’ve written on the board please. They are helpful too.
msrom
hi,
thank you very good lessons.
rahmanimeriem
Thanks Adam. I passed de quiz with flying colors!
jurueta
Thank you, Adam! This lesson was quite useful for me. I never head about “tickied pink” before. But other idioms I already knew.
KittyKatty
thank you!
mahmudulbgd
I didn’t know about colourful idioms so much. Thank you for your interesting and useful lesson, Adams :)
Happy04
oops (><) I mistook your name! Sorry, Adam…
Happy04
good exam and good examples
wendyong
Thanks a lot
I need some help on explaining my presentation slides content like graphs, diagrams, tables and other kind of results
Also I get trouble when switching slide, starting new subject, concluding etc.
Please help me with words that are best to use as fillers and as joints in a presentation.
MorVafa
Hi MorVafa,
Rebecca -an EngVid teacher- made a video on how to make a successful presentation; you’ve got to see it.
Regards
Regino
… I’ve just checked it out MorVafa and the video-lesson is “How to Give a Presentation in English”.
It gives you some useful tips on how to give a presentation.
Please take also a look at the following free website:
Thank you so much Regino, the website has many good tips, but why not using them for making videos in engVid. An example could be explaining a simple chart.
All I need is to learn how to make good connections between stuffs that appear as common in a presentation.
MorVafa
Hi MorVafa,
I’ll see what I can do
Adam
Good job! Thanks!
AlexSem
Wow that was nice lesson sir adam and it will help a lot to improve my english with flying colors :D
bluegio16
Many Thanks
Aws Thamir
could you explain to me the difference between include,contain,involve,and consist?
super mario
Hi Super Mario,
Include — to make in a part of something (e.g. a group)
Contain — to have within.
Involve — to make part of (an action, discussion, etc)
Consist — be made up of (parts… so a whole consists of its parts)
These can all be used as synonyms depending on their function in the sentence. Of course, different contexts will require the use of one word over another. The best thing to do is check a dictionary and make sure thst the meaning you intend is conveyed by the best word.
Hope that helps.
Adam
Thanks you so much.
adss5322
that’s very nice to come back again,,you’re the best..
ismeng
Great lesson! I think the examples in this lesson are a good way to undestand what mean each colour’s expression. Thanks for that.
Lukerotha
So SEE THINGS IN BLACK AND WHITE and SEE THROUGH ROSE TINTED GLASSES means respectively See the world with pessimism and See the world with optimism?
grazisil13
Hi,Graziela.
When you see things through rose tinted glasses means you’re optimistic.
But, see things in black and white means you are a practical person.
Like when we say here in Brazil: comigo é preto no branco!
Evaldo Mendes
How about this explanation guys?
(in) black and white MEANS in a way that makes people or things seem completely bad or good, or completely right or wrong:
A: I don’t have enough money, but I’m going to buy it anyway.
B: He sees things in black and white.
C: Yeah, you’re right.
Putting in your own words Evaldo,Is he practical?
Have a great weekend!
Regino
Buy something with not enough money does not seem “practical” to me.
What I got from Adam’s explanation of “black and white”, and the Brazilian’s “preto no branco”, is; a person that is straightforward.
Evaldo Mendes
preto no branco; sem lero lero; sem mais ou menos; é ou não é: See things in black n’ white.
see you, little girl!
Edinho
Hi Grazisil,
Some good answers here. I will add that to see things in black and white is not only practical, but it is much simpler (some people might say more realistic). Something is either A or it is B, not somewhere between (i.e., there is no grey). Like Evaldo said, more straightforward.
Adam
It’s fun, I like that!
smxll
The first two and the last one russians are using also.
KATRIN777
Nice lesson Adam. I have a question. How do you say when someone is on blashed?.
Luis Morales
Do you mean blasted?
katerinapas1
No. i said flushed. When my face turn red.
Luis Morales
Hi Luis,
We say blush (blushed). He was so embarrassed he blushed red as a tomato.
is that what you meant?
Adam
I love idioms.Thanks Adam :)
byte
I forgot to wish you Happy Easter!
byte
Thank you Byte. Happy belated Easter to you too.:)
Adam
Hi Adam:
It’s my first time being here, and I’d say I’m very lucky of having your teaching. Your lesson is great! I believe it will help me get through difficulties with flying colours. I mean it’s definitely beneficial to understand native speakers more.
Thx a lot.
Bree
Welcome, Bree :)
Adam
That was really helpful, learned a lot and got 8/9.. many thanks Mr.Adam
Sadia
My favorite Teacher.
Love u sooo much.
snow.drop
congratulatios.that idiom lesson was awesome.
delby
Thanks Adam, great lesson
deapol23
As (for ?) I passed the test with flying colours, I am going to paint the town red. It always tickles me pink to have 100%. Green light to you teacher for other colorful idioms lessons.
Great day to everyone !
annie974
Me too, I always tickle pink to get a high score on the quizes.
Regino
What a good lesson:)
stephen lee
Kyle was tickled pink because of successful inspection.
Sabuhi
I’m tickled pink to find this wonderful site! :D
Niharika Sharma
hi Niharika,
be regular. its a great website.
abhishek1995
i passed the lesson with a tinkle pin….iam realy happy…thnk u
abdirezak beebe cool
OMG.. I got 9/9 … Thanks alot.
nguyenducanh09
It’s very interesting and instructive lesson.
yukky89
I personally think that Idioms are helpful and fun to learn. I never knew that there was idioms called coloured idioms but now that you taught me perfectly, I feel so glad that I have learned something. Thank you Adam!!!
erica030215
Tanks adam , very good video.
josehenriquepinetti
Hello Teacher
I have a question what is the difference between of-course and obvious ?
gurinder80
Hi Gurinder,
‘Of course’ is called an interjection–it is an expression one says as a lead-up to something or as a response to something… it cannot be used by itself and is not really a part of the sentence structure itself. ‘obvious’ is an adjective and can be used in conjunction with a noun.
Does this help?
Adam
It was fun!
Your lesson is very easy to understand.
It’s so nice!
Senhiro
¡¡Great!! I got 9/9. I really like it!!
Aquiles
many thanks to you!
100/100 again. now i’m tickled to death!
jessie mccarthy
Wonderful lesson, I got 10 with flying colors again. Although I have some worry in my mind now, I will try to seeing these things through rose-tinted glasses. If I can pass them, I will be tickled pink and must be painting the town red. Is the example correct above? Adam. Thanks a lot for your teaching, great teacher.
noneego
Flying colours quiz
Jorge Pedroso
Hi Adam, it’s me again.
I’ve got just one question about color idioms:
which are the correct expressions:
Blue/white COLLAR worker or Blue/white COLLARED worker?
The latter expressions are on the board as examples.
Thanks again.
Happy Eastern!!!
Regino
Hi Regino,
Wow! I didn’t even notice I did that. It’s a mistake on my part. I apologize. It’s blue/white collar, not collared.
Good eye.
Adam
Thanks a lot !! Great lesson
Thanks again
steven chen
thanks lot of sir
mohamed roshan
thank you … i’ve got 8/9
adnew
Dear Adam
it is great course, thanks
dalycong
Thanks Adam.
sharomank
Happy Easter ! God bless you ! Best wishes for this year ….. see you next time full of colors ;)
Emanuela
Good for Idioms.
Thithawat
Thank Adam for this lesson. I passed the quiz with flying color.
trangpnguyen
I WAS GREAT
ENG JOHN
Thanks Adam.
tutte
estoy desarrollando mi oudicion para entender fluidamente las clases consejos por favor!!!!
ravano
I think every single word you said was so clear. It really tickled me pink as I could’ve understood all. Thanks Adam.
PPoseidoNN
thank you for your lessons!!!
LusineSS
may i have you skype ID i wana learn Russian
dilshad anwar
I love your lesson,,, yes, pregnant only wemen,,, rsrsrsrs
fabiolee2007
Great lesson :)
sasha11
thank you a lot i learned new words and i’m happy
asmasaud
Thanks for ever Adam…
could you pleas teach us more important lessons in pronunciation like the flap t and the glottal stop…. lots of love
Samtawi
Hi Samtawi,
I’ll see what i can do ;)
Adam
Great lesson
Flavia79
Hello,
Adam you are the best person i ever seen. Your way to explain with nice examples… Voice is very clear to understand the details.
Thanks!
Tezshekhawat
Oh, I passed the quiz with flying collors! By the way, here in Brazil, we also have the expression “white-collared people”, but NOT in a positive way… In the past, I used to hear about “the white-collared crimes”!
Janilza
Yay… 100%… I didn’t know most of those idioms and I hadn’t heard them before. I hope I will remember them.
ellie1398
Hi Mr.Adam
Thanks a lot for your great lessons. I seek your opinion on a professional matter. Could you send me your email?
I would greatly appreciate your advice
Refal
Hi Refal,
You can send an email to engvid. will receive it.
Adam
thank for your teaching ! it helps me to learn E well. I’m in Vietnam
mi mi nguyen
thanks Mr Adam
Muayad6pack
thanks … I love it
Mariam.Aug
Hi Adam,
Thank you so much.I’m fond of your perfect lessons and your method of explaining…
I have a question.
” The head of the company’s established his son in business,hasn’t he?”
In this sentense I can’t understand the place of the ” ‘s” .It concerns to the subject but “company” is followed by it.
How to understand this? Please explain.
Thanks very much in advance.
Anahit
Hi Anahit,
The head of the company has established his son…
It’s a contraction. usually we don’t use these in formal writing.
Adam
ΤΗΑΝΚ ΥΟU
katerinapas1
Happy Easter!!!
katerinapas1
u are a perfect teacher,
maraym
Yeah.I got 8 correct out of 9.it’s my first visit,the lessons very interesting for me, I’m really focus on it.hopefully I will get more correct in others question.thank U so much teacher.
JUNJ
Welcome Junj :)
Adam
I luv idiom, but I didn’t pass it with flying color :(
anna rosyadi
Good job
Anuar is from Kazakhstan
Thanks a lot!
Daniel U
My first lesson! Cool ;)
dave983
Thanks Adam…
cagan
That’s such an excellent lesson! Thanks a lot!
milagsq
Adam,explain me in details the difference in meaning between the two following sentences:
1. What DID you SEE?
2. What DO you SAW?
Is you explanation right for other similar sentences?(I mean using DO or DID with past and present verbs.)
KATRIN777
Sorry!!! PLEASE and THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
KATRIN777
Hi Katrin,
#1 is ok. #2 means what do you cut with a saw (a tool).
In #2, if you mean saw as past tense of see then it doesn’t work.
Adam
So I must use DID all the time asking about past?
KATRIN777
hi Katrin,
using DID, is the correct way to ask something about the past.
abhishek1995
Thanks for the lesson!
I’ve got a lot of fun.
wir2ozz
Thanks very much, you’re a good teacher ^^
sewad555
good lesson
hpdtc
a lot of thanks mr.adam……excellent
tanzeel
Thanks got 78%.
Abdul Qayum
good lession sir(Adam)..thanks for that,and a small sugtn frm my side is,you could keep going with some more idioms which are useful in our daily life as well as in comitative exams
Chaitanya Gudipudi
I got 100:D but I did it intuitively.
MMurad.
Thank you everyone. happy belated Easter :)
Regino noticed that I wrote blue-collared worker on the board. That is a mistake on my part. It should be blue-collar.
Sorry about that.
Thanks Regino.
Adam
Thanks a million Adam for your feedback. It really makes a big difference on your video-lessons.
I have learned a lot from you and with you.
Have a great weekend.
Regino
Good idioms for everyday use. Thanx:-)
Mariberry
Good idioms and easy to remember, thx a lot.
Shae
I’ve got 100% right. Thanks, Adam! Best wishes, Josué.
Josuka
I like it
mustaqeem87
Hey I’d like to know when we should use, for example:
The door’s key
The door key
The key of the door
(In general, not only explaning this phrase)
Thank you =)
GuiBSR
Thanks
eliezer
Hi, Adam, you gave your class very well. But I missed the first question of the Quiz where I think that the owner was relieved to know about any kind of trouble in his restaurant. So, to pass through in the inspection wouldn’t be easy and he would stay tickled pink… Thanks!
credit2013
It is an awesome lesson, such idioms make the Spoken language more interesting.
Thanks Mr. Adam
TreaT
hey, I just want to say thank you, I have been studying english for 3 years, and I discovery that I didn´t know almost any idioms, now I´m taking some time to learn them, and you have been helped me a lot.
Marx Rodrigues
Thanks a lot!
iceage1361
thank you Adam :)
BiXishigee
Thank you Adam for interesting lessons!
Dmitryi
Thank you so much, Adam,I really like to watch your videos. They are very useful
rosymar
Thanks man, you are a great teacher!! Help me a lot :)
Nico Januar
thanks,Adam ,but I got a question here.
there’s a sentence in this video(time:1’34”),that is “I don’t see the bad __,I don’t see the fact..” I don’t konw how to spell this word.It sounds like “conomy”,but I know this word is not right.
sukiwen
I laughed at “see through rose-tinted glasses”. I love it.
yzab
You’re such an awesome teacher! Thanks a lot for your videos :)
P.S. You’re smart and handsome *u* haha
Villa.mar
100 You got 9 correct out of 9.
:D….Great¡
TranceFamilyChiapas
thanks a lot it was very much helpful
varunkumarsingaram
HI Everybody
i”m new student that i want to learn English
please can you help me
thanks
fernand007
hi .. frnd … here you have lot of masters to train you … learn you ‘ll be good in english soon
Gopinath Vicky
thanx a lot to my new english teacher :) ur lessons are amaizing :)
aayeshasurti
Hi friends i need to know that where the word “rather than ” is suitable to use
Gopinath Vicky
hi Gopinath,
‘rather than’ is normally used when someone is talking about his/her preference. when you prefer something over the other, you use this expression.
for example – i prefer going to school by bus ‘rather than’ walking all the way.
hope it helps (y)
abhishek1995
thanks a lot sir. i passed the quiz with flying colours.
abhishek1995
Hi my best teacher :) thanks a lot. and I want to ask u . what different between ( whereas & however )please.
moony 29
thank you adam.
muhamed baron
Dear, Adam!
Thank you for your useful video materials and your perfect pronunciation.
Salauat
Hi Adam,
thank you for your lesson and thank you EngVid! I’m italian and, obviously, I don’t speak english very well( :D ) so your lessons are useful, short and funny!
Silvia82
Hello Adam!
I think Silvia means «…your lessons are useful, short and fun!».
It was my first lesson here. I like this lesson very much. Thank you for your explanations.
Could you tell me these colourful idioms are Canadian expressions or British ones too?
Thank you in advance.
Maria12Maria
Thank you SO much! You are really good teacher! Adam, you are the best!
alenagreb98
Thank you.
I hope there’s more like this in the future.
MalikFz
thanks Adam ! it’s very useful lesson ! appreciate!
MarkLin
thank you Adam^^
Kim AeKyoung
thank you adam.
mary.TA
Thank you very much Adam ,I got 100%, you are very good teacher Adam. Now I tickled pink and I hope my English skill with flying colors.
pozitron
Thanks, very usefull!
Cesar Paiva
first of all, thanks for helps :) I have been improving my English,in future ,l hope , l can tank you face to face :)
arifdogan46
Yeah, thanks Teacher
I Did It With Flying colors ;)
Ucef
Nice quiz :) !
Giorgioriina
tks Adam ^^
lanphuong
good teacher im really look up to u
Cuong chau
rhanks from Azerbaijan :)
NicatVeli
Hi Adam,
See things in black nd white – do we use this idiom for negative characteristic or possitive or both. Plz share exampl
Pooja Rekhi
Nice Idioms and examples. Way of example for Idioms are so good. I really understood with example only. If it’s possible, try to give more example for Idioms. It’s very helpful for beginners like me. And We will understand where and when to use these kind of Idioms. Thanks a lot. Great work done by you.
Velmurugan
Hello ,, Adam and students ,how are you .great that lessons was greatful and is formed by the clearly way it’s easy to comprahansions but should that be on daily practising i am stil practise it but alone . so it’s best way too .thank you all and goog luck.
samirpro
9/9 Thank you Adam! :)
MHunter
thanks alot Adam
Hafezm
Thank you, Adam!
MashaSvirina
9 out of 9
Thank you dear teacher , you are the best
Shona91
Very helpful. God bless Engvid family :)
Arlyn r.abalos
You guy was awesome
Nara251141
100% Thanks)
bentsal
so funny and so interesting! thanks a lot Adam!
Anastasia
Offer always begins with a capital letter.
Vladkabatkovich
thanks adam your good teacher >>>and your lessons so useful
tayseer
thanks so much ..its so useful lesson you ..thanks for all teachers they teach in engvid ..
tayseer
Idioms the difficult part of Learning English
Abby dankha
Thaank you so much Adam great lesson !!
Salmatoun
Thanks! :) Your video tickled me pink!…. Is it correct?
Cloud
it,s very helpful,you,re doing great job,thanks alot :)
asiakhan
hmmm welll,errr EYE REmebered black or white by michael JACKson ,gods and dogs and hogs and logs we’re created for Adæm
SONERALTAY
Thanks Adam! i got 100% :)
Ho Tri Thuc
Adam, Thanks for the lesson!
I’ve got 100 :)
serhii.UA
Thank you! I passed this quiz with flying colours!
ArevT
Yes! I have passed the quiz with flying colors!
Zubaer
Sir, you are a very good teacher.
can you teach us more idioms??
ashi7pme
Perfect!I’ve got 100! Thanks Adam!
pakal
8 out of 9 , unfortunately I made a silly mistake.
thanks mr.Adam .
Bader1995
Thanks a lot.Adam could we use idioms in IELTS writing tasks or not?whats your opinion about this work?
nasresfahani
Thank you so much.
merlyb
I will paint the town red after I finish exam.
ゞ(≧▽≦*)o
thanks Adam,
what an outstanding teacher you are!
i really get pleasure while watching your presentations
SABIR IMDAD
i like your teaching style,being your student i feel proud.
omairandy
Adam. , i’m arabic and i really really need to uanderstand and learning english , but how ??
R7ooba17
Adam. , i’m arabic and i really really need uanderstand and learning english , but how
R7ooba17
thank you teacher,I got 7 correct out of 9.Good lesson.
chutima anest.
the lesson is good enough to make me see things through the rose tinted-glasses. thankyou
lachgar
very good lesson, thanks Adams
moezbesbes
Thanks Adam
I need to develop my convristion , talk with person in english , can i talk with you or have you any way for this?
Regards
mustafatalal
Some times, I like with childern. I feel some of them are generally waiting to us. When they “see the green light”, they start playing with us.
LoveEN:)
Most of the time, I tried to “see through rose-tinted glasses”. I believe that impossible is impossible. I think the huge difference between successful and unsuccessful poeple is aried from their view toward the problem.
LoveEN:)
100% PINK COLOURS Mr. ADAM!!!!
DZIDZOU
Thanks Mr Adam alot
Aya Omara
Thanks, Adam. I passed this quiz with flying colours.
RJ
scupa doopi
Jackmate
du pa
Jackmate
fari like a melody in my head
Jackmate
nice lesson have a gr8 week
Jackmate
Thank you.
Iamhere.
what is the idiom have a different meaning, if in different situation?
Redha Fitri
Hi Mr Adam,
Thanks a lot. i was wondering if we can use these idioms in writing or nor???
Regards,,,
Newlight
thank you teacher. i like your lessons very much. i want to improne my english. can you hepl me?
hangnguyen1999
sir,could you tell me whether the following sentence is correct…
Unless and until i don’t give his money,richard won’t return my bike back.
Is it is right?if it has any mistake please correct me.
kiran gundaboina
Thanks so much,you are my idol.inspiration for me to start practice more and more.
treechada1977
I got 10 correct out of 9 ,Thanks Adam :D
Khaled Taha
9 out of 9*
Khaled Taha
Thank you very much adam :D
It was a wonderful lesson I got 9 out of 9
Let me tell you something …. you are the best english teacher I have ever seen because you have good ways in teaching and you mix the fun .. giving information ..nice explanations into one structure
Hope you all the best … keep going mr. Adam
The god bless you :)
aboood1994
Thank you Adam! in addition, you have still 51 video in last about 1 month. i’m wait for increasing yourr video lecture. :) take care!
ecankul
I actually passed this test with flying colours because I had 9/9!
LuisTremont
I feel really excited. thanks for teaching me.
Damdanhil
im very happy i got 7 from 9 waw …
dilshad anwar
Thank you so much , You’re the best teacher ever :)
Hoaithuong
I always watched your lessons in Youtube, today i have signed and i am so happy. thank you a lot, Adam)
ryszhan
Hi, Is there anyone who wants to speak english on the skype? In this way, we can improve our skills. Please call me; my login is: luk 1
lukarinio111
That’s great lesson for us (English learners). I hope you always make lessons about Idioms cuz it helps us in life. Thank’s Mr. Adam :)
Ahmad Maswadeh
thanks :) it`s a great lesson
Jasmine Ali
Thanks a lot, Adam! Very great lesson!! :)
But I’m afraid there is a little mistype in ‘blue/white colared worker’. There must be ‘coloured’ or ‘colored’, but not ‘colared’.
step2n
No, “collar” is right! It refers to the kind of clothes workers wear. “Blue collar” = heavy-duty clothes that someone in the trades or a factory might wear, “white collar” = dress shirts, “pink collar” = jobs traditionally delegated to women, e. g. secretary.
engVid Moderator
nice ,thank you
nicebaby2005
I really like this lesson teacher ^^
namwhan
My improvement tickels me pink; I don’t think to paint the town red for this reason.
aluxnahual
I finished the quiz with flying colors, getting perfect score once again tickled me pink. This gives me the green light to paint the town red tomorrow because I learned new things again. Moving forward I’ll try to see things through rose-tinted glass and not always think in black and white, not dreaming of a white-collared job though. :3
arning
thank you very much
manu Thomas
Great – funny way to learn new expressions! And I love Canadians!
MediaMate14
Hi sir
thank you very much. it was really helpful and wonderful. it’s my first visit to this site and first time knowing about idioms its really great :) :)
bye”’
Rusna
Hello, everybody! I am a new comer to this site. And I have listened 3 teachers, and for the moment Adam is best. I’m going to continue. will see.
Bekbol
hey Adam i passed the test with flying color.i mean with perfect score
yogiwinardhana
I got 6 of 9 it is not good but I will try every day to get full marks by all teachers of EngVid
Thanks Adam for you and for other teachers
atheelalkaaby
Hi, Adam. Thanks again for your lesson.
Adam, I have a question. I was raised listening to British English.( I have never been able to get the “accent,though)
But I have this rather embarassing problem.Ive
lived in the U.S.enough to notice how Americans
use the simple past instead of the present perfect. To tell you the truth, although I love
this language, I fell in love with it when I was thirteen, so I know a few things.
But I’d like to know your opinion, about this
issue. Do you think that the English language
will change so much as abolishing the Present
Perfect?
I feel oddly insecure when,I talk to some
Americans. An example of an embarassing situation.
I was in Memphis, and I asked a “lawyer” this question. It was about a movie.
” Have you seen A Few Good Men?”
and she asked me:”Where?” and laughed.
I can’t use the past tense instead of the present perfect. So, I’d like to know your
opinion about this.
Sonia1234
Geez,Adam. Will I have to wait for the approval of my comment, again? I’ve already waited for it
for ages.
You’ve already sent me things about the subject
I needed help.
Please, Adam, help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need to learn more and more. And you are
the perfect teacher, the best I have ever had.
Incidentally, are there idioms using parts of
the body? I know five or six. I’d like to learn
more.
Sonia1234
Thank u Adam ur lessons always make me tickled pink and they make me see my English through rose-tinted glasses , and I’ve passed this quiz with flying coloures … So tonight am gonna paint the town red . :)
amal yakoub
You said, “Jon’s grandfather was tickled pink when he found Jon and Emma were pregnant”. Really!!?
Is it natural? Or we should say Emma was pregnant?!
evil666live
Thank you for very useful lesson! )
Olgaive
Thanks Adam.
masoud2040
Thanks to me help to pass in this test with very flying colors :)
Luis21
Adam you are very humorous teacher ) Great job! All your lessons are really interesting and enjoyable at all ! But how to find a good mate to practice speaking..
1AlexUnder1
Hi Adam
This expression would be a slang?
Thanks
bailon
Adam I passed the quiz with flying colours!
Thank you so much.
alainaldo
I was tickled pink when I got 9/9
Drogba
Thanks Adam. You are a great teacher.
I found this lesson is very useful.
Mariam Ahmed
Thank you Adam. I am tickled pink to learn easily thanks to you :)
rezzan
Thank you, Adam! This lesson is very useful
Alena.scorpion
Very useful! Thank you!))
RedGii
Thank you Adam..I got 9 out of 9
SarahNabil
Thank you!
asinastra
thanks
pretty.p
Thank you Adam! This lesson was useful and interesting! You are a good teacher!)
Mykola Kyiv
got 9 correct out of 9 , Thanx
Ravinath
mr Adam ,could you possibly conduct a lesson on oxymorons, please?where can i find explanations of them.eg.And faith unfaithful kept him falsely true
thanks in advance
Burulsun
100 percent again! I am cool!)
John777
Lesson good but questions … bad. Too complicated.
Vladkabatkovich
thanks Adam!its was very comprehensive
gopaltamang
How do you do ? Adam.
I am glad to meet this lesson.
Thank you for teaching.
You are a good teacher.
My English has been improving.
Haridan from Thailand.
Haridan
Thank you, Adam. I am in love with your lessons :).
KariSunlife
I passed the quiz with flying colors. I am a teacher iI don’t work in office am i a blue coloured or white coloured. I
Tahanyru
You are great teacher! Thank you!
AlinaSenatoroff
thank you very mch , great teacher , amazing lesson !!
noysse
Thank you very much Adam!! Awesome lesson!!
Wellington Porto Brito
Thank you very much Adam! I saw many lessons other teachers by EngVid and I have got a feel you are the best!
Juriy
If you were my teacher at school or at university..
Tanya S
WOW!!!!
really i understand and use this lesson very will.
thank you adam
mohammedyaeesh
Hi
Thanks for an usefull lesson.
I hope can remember all these idioms and can use them correctly. Do you have
Any suggestion Adam?
Shame72
its informative lesson .but aim wondering if i use like this idioms in English exam like ietls it good idea or not ? please inform mer bz its my test is coming soon. thanks alot
moazelamin
Adam you’re a great teacher! Thanks a lot!
Maks.Tsuabuk
again i passed the test with flying colours.
Mohsen Barati
Thanks Adam. I passed de quiz with flying colors!
Elbek
Thanks Adam.You’re doing very well.
Samhawking
That was my first video at this site. And I decided to register here. Adam is nice and lovely. Thank’s!
Annyshka
Thanks a lot , please i’m a grade 12 student and i got C in English last session and i wanna get A the next session its my last session. please tell me what to do and how to improve my English at home listening and writing.
Nancy98
I got tickled pink when I firts visit this site..
Melbertson
Hello Adam! How do you explain more or less clear, but in the test to your lesson too many unfamiliar words for human novice to learn English, beginner level that pročto did not understand half the jobs. I’m so sorry but I think this test is bad.(
Vladkabatkovich
Thanks Adam ,,,,
You are Great Teacher…
Tarek Moghazy
Thank You Adam for good lesson! I`d put this one on advanced level.
Nikita.Suvorov
Adam is my favorite teacher, really. He speaks not slow, but not a very fast. He can explain difficult things with simply words. Thank you for your job.
And thank for this video, it’s very informative and interesting
Llaima
thanks alot
ashahbar
Thank you Adam, you’re a great educationist
EsDone
kindly tell me how to memorize these idioms as i always try but failed
imran002
It was truly interesting lesson for me! For several we even have Russian equivalents.
I didn’t notice the idiom ‘to see things in black and white’ in the quiz. Maybe it worth to add?
Thank you!
Terrae Filia
thanks
musabali
Thank you very much!The beautiful pucture!Without grey.
travelmama
It is night, I’m sleepy and I’m still learning your colourful idioms with great pleasure!) Very positive speaker, thank you.
Rabiyat
thanks, Adam! It was very interesting! :)
mutlyk
I’ve really passed the quiz with flying colours) thank you for the best lessons i’ve ever had:)
Marta8
I am going to paint the town red if I get 90.
vkachan69
thank you Adam,I really enjoy yours every class.BTW,i really love this series.
aaaaa
Hello Adam! Thanks for the lesson! I have one question: “to see through rose-tinted glasses” means “to be very optimistic” or “to be naive”? Just want to clarify the meaning, because in Russian this expression means “to be naive”.
Violet Jellyfish
hey thanks for the lessons
can u tell me what’s the differents between simile and idiom
Eljin
It is a nice video. Thanks a lot
Choom
Thank you Adam, you are very good teacher.
Marta Lopez
I olny got 7 out of 9.. i was confused on question #1… but thanks anyway adam for this lesson…
Ryan18
English language makes me cry sometimes. But anyway thank you for this lesson. It was very useful!
Pavel Popov
thank you alot. i really like any of your video. short but very consise!!
Nguyen Van Hau
hi sir,the lesson is superb… would you explain this phrase “heat of the first water” do give some examples.thanks
eichi
Thank you for interesting lesson Alex.
Welder Misha
really you are my hero
mwahab80
WOW 10 / 10 !!!!
THANKS FOR THE VERY INTERESTING LESSON !!
gabbianorosso
Hi Adam,
It was a nice lesson.
Thanks for the knowledge.
prasa88
Hey Adam, I’m preparing for a English competition in my homecountry in the next April (2017) which concentrates on mostly grammar and the ability to conprehend English. I’d like to have, if I may, your email to send some very advanced questions about English grammar that I find out during the time doing practice test. As a matter of fact, it is impossible to receive a quick reply posting question here. Thank you very much.
vymai
Yeah.. 9/9.
Minhaj Alam
Thank you, Adam) Very good lesson)
Yujeene
Yes, I made this quiz with flying colors!
10/10 :D Thank you for help Adam.
Tammyjang1
thanks
Demmouche
thank you, it helps me a lot in my study
alaa alabdallat
I was tickled pink yesterday because I met him coincidentally.
Astri
Thanks for all of lessons
ayten84k
Thank so much Adam , it was a useful lesson .
rasha.ramzi87
at the first glance of “paint the town red”, I thought it was another expression for “massacre” since there’s a game with the same name on Steam…almost lmao at the mental image of the quiz example
HentaiAsFolk
With flying colours! Is my favorite from now. =D
ChrisTitus502
I got 5/9. Thanks for the lesson!
robi75
Thanx a lot for ur test following the video, it’s been truly helpful for me and my students!
Zhenyusha
I didn’t know these idioms. I got 9/9! Thanks very much Adam for the lesson!!
robi75
I got 8/9. It’s a very interesting video. Thank you Adam for your job!
Antey
Adam, will there be a problem with the spelling if I will mix the British and the American spelling during the essay?
mae24
Hi Mae, as per my knowledge it won’t a problem, as IELTS allow both British as well as American English.
skhan.lalbagh@gmail.com
Adam this lesson is absolutely great. I’m reading The Ghost of Canterville Chase
I saw this expression “Painting the world red”
Now, I can understand it
Wazza
Thanks Adam for the wonderful lesson. Kindly conduct a lesson on punctuation, it will be great help for me as well as many other fellow learners.
Thanking you again,
Warm regards,
Shabaz
skhan.lalbagh@gmail.com
Thanks, Adam!
I learn a lot from you.
chenjieva
Thanks for lesson!
TheGoddessOfBlood
9 out of 9
Thanks a lot, Adam.
abser55
May I ask why you wrote on the board white-/blue- “collared” (with -ed) worker, and in the second question of the test “blue-collar employees” without the -ed?
CGomez
thanks!
shihai182
hi Mr.Adams,can i use these idioms in the IELTS essays or only in talking
thanks alot
Dr. George K.
Thank you so much. Mr. Adam
SangHoon OH
Thank you from Russia!
Vladimir Osipkov
thanks a lot ,i got 8/9!!!
Beatrice
Adam, hi)
I like your lessons and quiz)
Keep doing it :D
GizoNN
Thanks
Belisiario
thanks a lot , I love idioms lessons and these are really amazing idioms to learn .
Madawi
This weekend I and my friends gonna go to a villa and paint the town red.
Astri
Thank you for all your great lessons dear Adam
I really enjoy your lessons
Abu-omar
Thank you for the colorful and Cheerful lesson!
KOUTSAROFF
Thank you Mr. Adam.
Alex-1956
Thank a lot for this lesson. All was great and simple for understanding.
KrasikovIV
Oh, my God, your lessons are amazing! Thank you so much!
Aidana0207
Thank you so much, Adam.
GildaVictoria
8/9! Good! I was a blue-collar working in the ship when I graduated from university. End one year sailing time, I became a white-collar in the office. My company was set when I finished my white-collar work.
Jerry Gu
Another wonderful session! Thank you Adam!
Here’s an imaginary colorful story covering the idioms taught by Adam in this session :-)
Adam is a studious-looking guy living in Canada.
In his teens, he was truly innocent to understand the shades of grey and always used to see things in black and white.
Now he is very optimistic and his personality is such that he looks at life through rose-tinted glasses.
One day he met the girl of his dreams; what else her name could be other than Eve!! :-)
Adam was tickled pink to see Eve and proposed her for marriage.
Eve gave him green light and both of them got engaged. They had two-month courtship before marrying and in this duration their family members saw both of them going out everyday and painting the town red.
Eve was preparing for TOEFL exam and Adam helped her in grasping things faster and finally she came out in flying colors in her examination.
Also, Eve proved lucky to Adam as he got promoted and his wish of becoming a white-collared from blue-collared worker came true.
They both lived happily ever after.
Let me know if there’s any scope of improvement in the above story.
Thank You,
Asha
Asha Pai
9/9
well done, Adam
best regards from Kazakhstan 16 Dec2o21:)
Jannyl
Idioms are very useful to know. Thank you very much,Adam!
Greetings from Ukraine.
Valentine Kardash
i got 100, thanks ADAM
rabiayvz
I got 100 on the quiz. Thanks a lot for this lesson. It`s extremely helpful.
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383 COMMENTS
Thanks a lot!
Adam, I see your true colours ;)
Hi Pfalba, I didn’t quite get the meaning of that expression “see your true colours”. Could you explain it a bit to me?
Do you refer to the fact that Adam sometimes colour when he occasionally makes embarrassing comments in the videos.
RSVP
Embarrasing ? Why ?
For me he showed his nature (true colours) during a tickling episode.
Cute and funny :)
Hi, pfalba.
I agree with you, in his avatar, for example, Adam seems so serious.
But after watching so many of his lessons,that image just fades away and we can see that he is a really nice person.
As always, he delivers useful and now colorful lessons. :) Thank you, Adam.
I totally agree with Pfalba and Evaldo! ;)
Thanks Evaldo :)
Thanks Pfalba :)
Correction:
Do you refer to the fact that Adam colourS when he occasionally makes embarrassing comments ON the videos???
I can’t thinkcof any embarrassing comment, so I guess it’s a NO to your question.
But see someone elses true colors means “see his real personality”.
LOL.
To show one’s true colours means to show how one is really like. Usually it’s used when someone lies about what type of person they are until a situation brings out their true personality.
Pfalba used the idiom correctly, but maybe this isn’t the best example of when to use it. Unless, like Evaldo, he thought I was too serious before, but now understands I’m not too serious ;)
DEAR SIR ADAM===I APOLOGIZE FOR A COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF YOUR “7 Colorful Idioms” VIDEO
Excuse me Sir Adam,
MY MANY YOUTUBE FEATURES HAVE BEEN LOST BECAUSE OF RE-UPLOADING YOUR VIDEO “7 Colorful Idioms”
PLEEEEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE; RETRACT YOUR CLAIM SO THAT I CAN REGAIN MY YOUTUBE FEATURES THROUGH “Good Standing”
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS!!!!!
PLEEEEEEEEASE RETRACT YOUR CLAIM FROM MY INFRINGEMENT & FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Yes. Adam is right.
e.g.
Sometimes people may look nice but when they show their true colors, they can turn out to be mean.
I think that is a nice comment and it shows that you really focused on his lesson.
Your comment is superb!
THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR MOTIVATION & POSITIVE STANDPOINT TOWARDS ME===BUT UNFORTUNATELY SIR ADAM HAS NOT STILL RETRACTED HIS CLAIM!!!!!!!!!
ANYWAYS YOU MY SISTER ARE SUPERB & COMPASSIONATE!!! CHEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
You Are A Goog teacher Thanks Alot M.r Adam
Thanks Adam. You are a good teacher. And I passed the quiz with flying colours. Is it correct?
Yes it is :)
DEAR SIR ADAM===I APOLOGIZE FOR A COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF YOUR “7 Colorful Idioms” VIDEO
Excuse me Sir Adam,
MY MANY YOUTUBE FEATURES HAVE BEEN LOST BECAUSE OF RE-UPLOADING YOUR VIDEO “7 Colorful Idioms”
PLEEEEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE; RETRACT YOUR CLAIM SO THAT I CAN REGAIN MY YOUTUBE FEATURES THROUGH “Good Standing”
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS!!!!!
PLEEEEEEEEASE RETRACT YOUR CLAIM FROM MY INFRINGEMENT & FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Adam you are a great teacher , i like all your lessons <3
Hi Adam
I really wished I was that kind of guy who could see the world through rose-tinted glasses but unfortunately I Am Not:( but you are a great teacher Adam keep up the good work and I have a request could you please make a lesson on classroom language and by it I mean some vocabulary exchanged in classrooms between teachers and their students for instance when it comes to check the class attendance or during an exam session and exams assessment I know it sounds weird but I am a non-native English teacher and sometimes I find myself in an awkward position when I want to use classroom jargon, do we have something like classroom jargon:o
Hi utopia
You have given nice and useful suggestion.Hope that our dear teacher will take it into consideration :)
Good idea Utopia. I’ll get on it.
DEAR SIR ADAM===I APOLOGIZE FOR A COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF YOUR “7 Colorful Idioms” VIDEO
Excuse me Sir Adam,
MY MANY YOUTUBE FEATURES HAVE BEEN LOST BECAUSE OF RE-UPLOADING YOUR VIDEO “7 Colorful Idioms”
PLEEEEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE; RETRACT YOUR CLAIM SO THAT I CAN REGAIN MY YOUTUBE FEATURES THROUGH “Good Standing”
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENTS!!!!!
PLEEEEEEEEASE RETRACT YOUR CLAIM FROM MY INFRINGEMENT & FORGIVE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
hi utopia
wonderful suggestion :) :)
Thank you Mr.Adam,I got 8/9
u’re so good a teacher Adam!!!…. i found it very helpful and quite easy to understand ur lessons…personally, i think u’re the best teacher here. i think so bcoz u’re the only one who really makes me feel interested in learning EL and forces me to go in here whenever there’s a new lesson of u available. i didnt mean that others are not good, they are awesome too but i just like the way u teach us. u helped us a lot Adam. i really appriciate it!
Thank you Phan :)
i too agree with u….. :) :)
Thank you for the class
Thank you, evrything was clear
Idioms always make our talking more colorful and natural. They are useful tools that help us see to some good extent how language works.
It was a concise and interesting video-lesson
Have a great week Adam!!!
Thanks Regino. You too :)
Hi stranger
thanks for your support so let’s keep our fingers crossed!
Thank you Adam. I like your lessons very much. But may I ask you to stay NEAR the inscriptions, you’ve written on the board please. They are helpful too.
hi,
thank you very good lessons.
Thanks Adam. I passed de quiz with flying colors!
Thank you, Adam! This lesson was quite useful for me. I never head about “tickied pink” before. But other idioms I already knew.
thank you!
I didn’t know about colourful idioms so much. Thank you for your interesting and useful lesson, Adams :)
oops (><) I mistook your name! Sorry, Adam…
good exam and good examples
Thanks a lot
I need some help on explaining my presentation slides content like graphs, diagrams, tables and other kind of results
Also I get trouble when switching slide, starting new subject, concluding etc.
Please help me with words that are best to use as fillers and as joints in a presentation.
Hi MorVafa,
Rebecca -an EngVid teacher- made a video on how to make a successful presentation; you’ve got to see it.
Regards
… I’ve just checked it out MorVafa and the video-lesson is “How to Give a Presentation in English”.
It gives you some useful tips on how to give a presentation.
Please take also a look at the following free website:
http://www.PresentationPrep.com
All the best with your presentations MorVafa!!!
Thank you so much Regino, the website has many good tips, but why not using them for making videos in engVid. An example could be explaining a simple chart.
All I need is to learn how to make good connections between stuffs that appear as common in a presentation.
Hi MorVafa,
I’ll see what I can do
Good job! Thanks!
Wow that was nice lesson sir adam and it will help a lot to improve my english with flying colors :D
Many Thanks
could you explain to me the difference between include,contain,involve,and consist?
Hi Super Mario,
Include — to make in a part of something (e.g. a group)
Contain — to have within.
Involve — to make part of (an action, discussion, etc)
Consist — be made up of (parts… so a whole consists of its parts)
These can all be used as synonyms depending on their function in the sentence. Of course, different contexts will require the use of one word over another. The best thing to do is check a dictionary and make sure thst the meaning you intend is conveyed by the best word.
Hope that helps.
Thanks you so much.
that’s very nice to come back again,,you’re the best..
Great lesson! I think the examples in this lesson are a good way to undestand what mean each colour’s expression. Thanks for that.
So SEE THINGS IN BLACK AND WHITE and SEE THROUGH ROSE TINTED GLASSES means respectively See the world with pessimism and See the world with optimism?
Hi,Graziela.
When you see things through rose tinted glasses means you’re optimistic.
But, see things in black and white means you are a practical person.
Like when we say here in Brazil: comigo é preto no branco!
How about this explanation guys?
(in) black and white MEANS in a way that makes people or things seem completely bad or good, or completely right or wrong:
A: I don’t have enough money, but I’m going to buy it anyway.
B: He sees things in black and white.
C: Yeah, you’re right.
Putting in your own words Evaldo,Is he practical?
Have a great weekend!
Buy something with not enough money does not seem “practical” to me.
What I got from Adam’s explanation of “black and white”, and the Brazilian’s “preto no branco”, is; a person that is straightforward.
preto no branco; sem lero lero; sem mais ou menos; é ou não é: See things in black n’ white.
see you, little girl!
Hi Grazisil,
Some good answers here. I will add that to see things in black and white is not only practical, but it is much simpler (some people might say more realistic). Something is either A or it is B, not somewhere between (i.e., there is no grey). Like Evaldo said, more straightforward.
It’s fun, I like that!
The first two and the last one russians are using also.
Nice lesson Adam. I have a question. How do you say when someone is on blashed?.
Do you mean blasted?
No. i said flushed. When my face turn red.
Hi Luis,
We say blush (blushed). He was so embarrassed he blushed red as a tomato.
is that what you meant?
I love idioms.Thanks Adam :)
I forgot to wish you Happy Easter!
Thank you Byte. Happy belated Easter to you too.:)
Hi Adam:
It’s my first time being here, and I’d say I’m very lucky of having your teaching. Your lesson is great! I believe it will help me get through difficulties with flying colours. I mean it’s definitely beneficial to understand native speakers more.
Thx a lot.
Welcome, Bree :)
That was really helpful, learned a lot and got 8/9.. many thanks Mr.Adam
My favorite Teacher.
Love u sooo much.
congratulatios.that idiom lesson was awesome.
Thanks Adam, great lesson
As (for ?) I passed the test with flying colours, I am going to paint the town red. It always tickles me pink to have 100%. Green light to you teacher for other colorful idioms lessons.
Great day to everyone !
Me too, I always tickle pink to get a high score on the quizes.
What a good lesson:)
Kyle was tickled pink because of successful inspection.
I’m tickled pink to find this wonderful site! :D
hi Niharika,
be regular. its a great website.
i passed the lesson with a tinkle pin….iam realy happy…thnk u
OMG.. I got 9/9 … Thanks alot.
It’s very interesting and instructive lesson.
I personally think that Idioms are helpful and fun to learn. I never knew that there was idioms called coloured idioms but now that you taught me perfectly, I feel so glad that I have learned something. Thank you Adam!!!
Tanks adam , very good video.
Hello Teacher
I have a question what is the difference between of-course and obvious ?
Hi Gurinder,
‘Of course’ is called an interjection–it is an expression one says as a lead-up to something or as a response to something… it cannot be used by itself and is not really a part of the sentence structure itself. ‘obvious’ is an adjective and can be used in conjunction with a noun.
Does this help?
It was fun!
Your lesson is very easy to understand.
It’s so nice!
¡¡Great!! I got 9/9. I really like it!!
many thanks to you!
100/100 again. now i’m tickled to death!
Wonderful lesson, I got 10 with flying colors again. Although I have some worry in my mind now, I will try to seeing these things through rose-tinted glasses. If I can pass them, I will be tickled pink and must be painting the town red. Is the example correct above? Adam. Thanks a lot for your teaching, great teacher.
Flying colours quiz
Hi Adam, it’s me again.
I’ve got just one question about color idioms:
which are the correct expressions:
Blue/white COLLAR worker or Blue/white COLLARED worker?
The latter expressions are on the board as examples.
Thanks again.
Happy Eastern!!!
Hi Regino,
Wow! I didn’t even notice I did that. It’s a mistake on my part. I apologize. It’s blue/white collar, not collared.
Good eye.
Thanks a lot !! Great lesson
Thanks again
thanks lot of sir
thank you … i’ve got 8/9
Dear Adam
it is great course, thanks
Thanks Adam.
Happy Easter ! God bless you ! Best wishes for this year ….. see you next time full of colors ;)
Good for Idioms.
Thank Adam for this lesson. I passed the quiz with flying color.
I WAS GREAT
Thanks Adam.
estoy desarrollando mi oudicion para entender fluidamente las clases consejos por favor!!!!
I think every single word you said was so clear. It really tickled me pink as I could’ve understood all. Thanks Adam.
thank you for your lessons!!!
may i have you skype ID i wana learn Russian
I love your lesson,,, yes, pregnant only wemen,,, rsrsrsrs
Great lesson :)
thank you a lot i learned new words and i’m happy
Thanks for ever Adam…
could you pleas teach us more important lessons in pronunciation like the flap t and the glottal stop…. lots of love
Hi Samtawi,
I’ll see what i can do ;)
Great lesson
Hello,
Adam you are the best person i ever seen. Your way to explain with nice examples… Voice is very clear to understand the details.
Thanks!
Oh, I passed the quiz with flying collors! By the way, here in Brazil, we also have the expression “white-collared people”, but NOT in a positive way… In the past, I used to hear about “the white-collared crimes”!
Yay… 100%… I didn’t know most of those idioms and I hadn’t heard them before. I hope I will remember them.
Hi Mr.Adam
Thanks a lot for your great lessons. I seek your opinion on a professional matter. Could you send me your email?
I would greatly appreciate your advice
Hi Refal,
You can send an email to engvid. will receive it.
thank for your teaching ! it helps me to learn E well. I’m in Vietnam
thanks Mr Adam
thanks … I love it
Hi Adam,
Thank you so much.I’m fond of your perfect lessons and your method of explaining…
I have a question.
” The head of the company’s established his son in business,hasn’t he?”
In this sentense I can’t understand the place of the ” ‘s” .It concerns to the subject but “company” is followed by it.
How to understand this? Please explain.
Thanks very much in advance.
Hi Anahit,
The head of the company has established his son…
It’s a contraction. usually we don’t use these in formal writing.
ΤΗΑΝΚ ΥΟU
Happy Easter!!!
u are a perfect teacher,
Yeah.I got 8 correct out of 9.it’s my first visit,the lessons very interesting for me, I’m really focus on it.hopefully I will get more correct in others question.thank U so much teacher.
Welcome Junj :)
I luv idiom, but I didn’t pass it with flying color :(
Good job
Thanks a lot!
My first lesson! Cool ;)
Thanks Adam…
That’s such an excellent lesson! Thanks a lot!
Adam,explain me in details the difference in meaning between the two following sentences:
1. What DID you SEE?
2. What DO you SAW?
Is you explanation right for other similar sentences?(I mean using DO or DID with past and present verbs.)
Sorry!!! PLEASE and THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Hi Katrin,
#1 is ok. #2 means what do you cut with a saw (a tool).
In #2, if you mean saw as past tense of see then it doesn’t work.
So I must use DID all the time asking about past?
hi Katrin,
using DID, is the correct way to ask something about the past.
Thanks for the lesson!
I’ve got a lot of fun.
Thanks very much, you’re a good teacher ^^
good lesson
a lot of thanks mr.adam……excellent
Thanks got 78%.
good lession sir(Adam)..thanks for that,and a small sugtn frm my side is,you could keep going with some more idioms which are useful in our daily life as well as in comitative exams
I got 100:D but I did it intuitively.
Thank you everyone. happy belated Easter :)
Regino noticed that I wrote blue-collared worker on the board. That is a mistake on my part. It should be blue-collar.
Sorry about that.
Thanks Regino.
Thanks a million Adam for your feedback. It really makes a big difference on your video-lessons.
I have learned a lot from you and with you.
Have a great weekend.
Good idioms for everyday use. Thanx:-)
Good idioms and easy to remember, thx a lot.
I’ve got 100% right. Thanks, Adam! Best wishes, Josué.
I like it
Hey I’d like to know when we should use, for example:
The door’s key
The door key
The key of the door
(In general, not only explaning this phrase)
Thank you =)
Thanks
Hi, Adam, you gave your class very well. But I missed the first question of the Quiz where I think that the owner was relieved to know about any kind of trouble in his restaurant. So, to pass through in the inspection wouldn’t be easy and he would stay tickled pink… Thanks!
It is an awesome lesson, such idioms make the Spoken language more interesting.
Thanks Mr. Adam
hey, I just want to say thank you, I have been studying english for 3 years, and I discovery that I didn´t know almost any idioms, now I´m taking some time to learn them, and you have been helped me a lot.
Thanks a lot!
thank you Adam :)
Thank you Adam for interesting lessons!
Thank you so much, Adam,I really like to watch your videos. They are very useful
Thanks man, you are a great teacher!! Help me a lot :)
thanks,Adam ,but I got a question here.
there’s a sentence in this video(time:1’34”),that is “I don’t see the bad __,I don’t see the fact..” I don’t konw how to spell this word.It sounds like “conomy”,but I know this word is not right.
I laughed at “see through rose-tinted glasses”. I love it.
You’re such an awesome teacher! Thanks a lot for your videos :)
P.S. You’re smart and handsome *u* haha
100 You got 9 correct out of 9.
:D….Great¡
thanks a lot it was very much helpful
HI Everybody
i”m new student that i want to learn English
please can you help me
thanks
hi .. frnd … here you have lot of masters to train you … learn you ‘ll be good in english soon
thanx a lot to my new english teacher :) ur lessons are amaizing :)
Hi friends i need to know that where the word “rather than ” is suitable to use
hi Gopinath,
‘rather than’ is normally used when someone is talking about his/her preference. when you prefer something over the other, you use this expression.
for example – i prefer going to school by bus ‘rather than’ walking all the way.
hope it helps (y)
thanks a lot sir. i passed the quiz with flying colours.
Hi my best teacher :) thanks a lot. and I want to ask u . what different between ( whereas & however )please.
thank you adam.
Dear, Adam!
Thank you for your useful video materials and your perfect pronunciation.
Hi Adam,
thank you for your lesson and thank you EngVid! I’m italian and, obviously, I don’t speak english very well( :D ) so your lessons are useful, short and funny!
Hello Adam!
I think Silvia means «…your lessons are useful, short and fun!».
It was my first lesson here. I like this lesson very much. Thank you for your explanations.
Could you tell me these colourful idioms are Canadian expressions or British ones too?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you SO much! You are really good teacher! Adam, you are the best!
Thank you.
I hope there’s more like this in the future.
thanks Adam ! it’s very useful lesson ! appreciate!
thank you Adam^^
thank you adam.
Thank you very much Adam ,I got 100%, you are very good teacher Adam. Now I tickled pink and I hope my English skill with flying colors.
Thanks, very usefull!
first of all, thanks for helps :) I have been improving my English,in future ,l hope , l can tank you face to face :)
Yeah, thanks Teacher
I Did It With Flying colors ;)
Nice quiz :) !
tks Adam ^^
good teacher im really look up to u
rhanks from Azerbaijan :)
Hi Adam,
See things in black nd white – do we use this idiom for negative characteristic or possitive or both. Plz share exampl
Nice Idioms and examples. Way of example for Idioms are so good. I really understood with example only. If it’s possible, try to give more example for Idioms. It’s very helpful for beginners like me. And We will understand where and when to use these kind of Idioms. Thanks a lot. Great work done by you.
Hello ,, Adam and students ,how are you .great that lessons was greatful and is formed by the clearly way it’s easy to comprahansions but should that be on daily practising i am stil practise it but alone . so it’s best way too .thank you all and goog luck.
9/9 Thank you Adam! :)
thanks alot Adam
Thank you, Adam!
9 out of 9
Thank you dear teacher , you are the best
Very helpful. God bless Engvid family :)
You guy was awesome
100% Thanks)
so funny and so interesting! thanks a lot Adam!
Offer always begins with a capital letter.
thanks adam your good teacher >>>and your lessons so useful
thanks so much ..its so useful lesson you ..thanks for all teachers they teach in engvid ..
Idioms the difficult part of Learning English
Thaank you so much Adam great lesson !!
Thanks! :) Your video tickled me pink!…. Is it correct?
it,s very helpful,you,re doing great job,thanks alot :)
hmmm welll,errr EYE REmebered black or white by michael JACKson ,gods and dogs and hogs and logs we’re created for Adæm
Thanks Adam! i got 100% :)
Adam, Thanks for the lesson!
I’ve got 100 :)
Thank you! I passed this quiz with flying colours!
Yes! I have passed the quiz with flying colors!
Sir, you are a very good teacher.
can you teach us more idioms??
Perfect!I’ve got 100! Thanks Adam!
8 out of 9 , unfortunately I made a silly mistake.
thanks mr.Adam .
Thanks a lot.Adam could we use idioms in IELTS writing tasks or not?whats your opinion about this work?
Thank you so much.
I will paint the town red after I finish exam.
thanks Adam,
what an outstanding teacher you are!
i really get pleasure while watching your presentations
i like your teaching style,being your student i feel proud.
Adam. , i’m arabic and i really really need to uanderstand and learning english , but how ??
Adam. , i’m arabic and i really really need uanderstand and learning english , but how
thank you teacher,I got 7 correct out of 9.Good lesson.
the lesson is good enough to make me see things through the rose tinted-glasses. thankyou
very good lesson, thanks Adams
Thanks Adam
I need to develop my convristion , talk with person in english , can i talk with you or have you any way for this?
Regards
Some times, I like with childern. I feel some of them are generally waiting to us. When they “see the green light”, they start playing with us.
Most of the time, I tried to “see through rose-tinted glasses”. I believe that impossible is impossible. I think the huge difference between successful and unsuccessful poeple is aried from their view toward the problem.
100% PINK COLOURS Mr. ADAM!!!!
Thanks Mr Adam alot
Thanks, Adam. I passed this quiz with flying colours.
scupa doopi
du pa
fari like a melody in my head
nice lesson have a gr8 week
Thank you.
what is the idiom have a different meaning, if in different situation?
Hi Mr Adam,
Thanks a lot. i was wondering if we can use these idioms in writing or nor???
Regards,,,
thank you teacher. i like your lessons very much. i want to improne my english. can you hepl me?
sir,could you tell me whether the following sentence is correct…
Unless and until i don’t give his money,richard won’t return my bike back.
Is it is right?if it has any mistake please correct me.
Thanks so much,you are my idol.inspiration for me to start practice more and more.
I got 10 correct out of 9 ,Thanks Adam :D
9 out of 9*
Thank you very much adam :D
It was a wonderful lesson I got 9 out of 9
Let me tell you something …. you are the best english teacher I have ever seen because you have good ways in teaching and you mix the fun .. giving information ..nice explanations into one structure
Hope you all the best … keep going mr. Adam
The god bless you :)
Thank you Adam! in addition, you have still 51 video in last about 1 month. i’m wait for increasing yourr video lecture. :) take care!
I actually passed this test with flying colours because I had 9/9!
I feel really excited. thanks for teaching me.
im very happy i got 7 from 9 waw …
Thank you so much , You’re the best teacher ever :)
I always watched your lessons in Youtube, today i have signed and i am so happy. thank you a lot, Adam)
Hi, Is there anyone who wants to speak english on the skype? In this way, we can improve our skills. Please call me; my login is: luk 1
That’s great lesson for us (English learners). I hope you always make lessons about Idioms cuz it helps us in life. Thank’s Mr. Adam :)
thanks :) it`s a great lesson
Thanks a lot, Adam! Very great lesson!! :)
But I’m afraid there is a little mistype in ‘blue/white colared worker’. There must be ‘coloured’ or ‘colored’, but not ‘colared’.
No, “collar” is right! It refers to the kind of clothes workers wear. “Blue collar” = heavy-duty clothes that someone in the trades or a factory might wear, “white collar” = dress shirts, “pink collar” = jobs traditionally delegated to women, e. g. secretary.
nice ,thank you
I really like this lesson teacher ^^
My improvement tickels me pink; I don’t think to paint the town red for this reason.
I finished the quiz with flying colors, getting perfect score once again tickled me pink. This gives me the green light to paint the town red tomorrow because I learned new things again. Moving forward I’ll try to see things through rose-tinted glass and not always think in black and white, not dreaming of a white-collared job though. :3
thank you very much
Great – funny way to learn new expressions! And I love Canadians!
Hi sir
thank you very much. it was really helpful and wonderful. it’s my first visit to this site and first time knowing about idioms its really great :) :)
bye”’
Hello, everybody! I am a new comer to this site. And I have listened 3 teachers, and for the moment Adam is best. I’m going to continue. will see.
hey Adam i passed the test with flying color.i mean with perfect score
I got 6 of 9 it is not good but I will try every day to get full marks by all teachers of EngVid
Thanks Adam for you and for other teachers
Hi, Adam. Thanks again for your lesson.
Adam, I have a question. I was raised listening to British English.( I have never been able to get the “accent,though)
But I have this rather embarassing problem.Ive
lived in the U.S.enough to notice how Americans
use the simple past instead of the present perfect. To tell you the truth, although I love
this language, I fell in love with it when I was thirteen, so I know a few things.
But I’d like to know your opinion, about this
issue. Do you think that the English language
will change so much as abolishing the Present
Perfect?
I feel oddly insecure when,I talk to some
Americans. An example of an embarassing situation.
I was in Memphis, and I asked a “lawyer” this question. It was about a movie.
” Have you seen A Few Good Men?”
and she asked me:”Where?” and laughed.
I can’t use the past tense instead of the present perfect. So, I’d like to know your
opinion about this.
Geez,Adam. Will I have to wait for the approval of my comment, again? I’ve already waited for it
for ages.
You’ve already sent me things about the subject
I needed help.
Please, Adam, help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need to learn more and more. And you are
the perfect teacher, the best I have ever had.
Incidentally, are there idioms using parts of
the body? I know five or six. I’d like to learn
more.
Thank u Adam ur lessons always make me tickled pink and they make me see my English through rose-tinted glasses , and I’ve passed this quiz with flying coloures … So tonight am gonna paint the town red . :)
You said, “Jon’s grandfather was tickled pink when he found Jon and Emma were pregnant”. Really!!?
Is it natural? Or we should say Emma was pregnant?!
Thank you for very useful lesson! )
Thanks Adam.
Thanks to me help to pass in this test with very flying colors :)
Adam you are very humorous teacher ) Great job! All your lessons are really interesting and enjoyable at all ! But how to find a good mate to practice speaking..
Hi Adam
This expression would be a slang?
Thanks
Adam I passed the quiz with flying colours!
Thank you so much.
I was tickled pink when I got 9/9
Thanks Adam. You are a great teacher.
I found this lesson is very useful.
Thank you Adam. I am tickled pink to learn easily thanks to you :)
Thank you, Adam! This lesson is very useful
Very useful! Thank you!))
Thank you Adam..I got 9 out of 9
Thank you!
thanks
Thank you Adam! This lesson was useful and interesting! You are a good teacher!)
got 9 correct out of 9 , Thanx
mr Adam ,could you possibly conduct a lesson on oxymorons, please?where can i find explanations of them.eg.And faith unfaithful kept him falsely true
thanks in advance
100 percent again! I am cool!)
Lesson good but questions … bad. Too complicated.
thanks Adam!its was very comprehensive
How do you do ? Adam.
I am glad to meet this lesson.
Thank you for teaching.
You are a good teacher.
My English has been improving.
Haridan from Thailand.
Thank you, Adam. I am in love with your lessons :).
I passed the quiz with flying colors. I am a teacher iI don’t work in office am i a blue coloured or white coloured. I
You are great teacher! Thank you!
thank you very mch , great teacher , amazing lesson !!
Thank you very much Adam!! Awesome lesson!!
Thank you very much Adam! I saw many lessons other teachers by EngVid and I have got a feel you are the best!
If you were my teacher at school or at university..
WOW!!!!
really i understand and use this lesson very will.
thank you adam
Hi
Thanks for an usefull lesson.
I hope can remember all these idioms and can use them correctly. Do you have
Any suggestion Adam?
its informative lesson .but aim wondering if i use like this idioms in English exam like ietls it good idea or not ? please inform mer bz its my test is coming soon. thanks alot
Adam you’re a great teacher! Thanks a lot!
again i passed the test with flying colours.
Thanks Adam. I passed de quiz with flying colors!
Thanks Adam.You’re doing very well.
That was my first video at this site. And I decided to register here. Adam is nice and lovely. Thank’s!
Thanks a lot , please i’m a grade 12 student and i got C in English last session and i wanna get A the next session its my last session. please tell me what to do and how to improve my English at home listening and writing.
I got tickled pink when I firts visit this site..
Hello Adam! How do you explain more or less clear, but in the test to your lesson too many unfamiliar words for human novice to learn English, beginner level that pročto did not understand half the jobs. I’m so sorry but I think this test is bad.(
Thanks Adam ,,,,
You are Great Teacher…
Thank You Adam for good lesson! I`d put this one on advanced level.
Adam is my favorite teacher, really. He speaks not slow, but not a very fast. He can explain difficult things with simply words. Thank you for your job.
And thank for this video, it’s very informative and interesting
thanks alot
Thank you Adam, you’re a great educationist
kindly tell me how to memorize these idioms as i always try but failed
It was truly interesting lesson for me! For several we even have Russian equivalents.
I didn’t notice the idiom ‘to see things in black and white’ in the quiz. Maybe it worth to add?
Thank you!
thanks
Thank you very much!The beautiful pucture!Without grey.
It is night, I’m sleepy and I’m still learning your colourful idioms with great pleasure!) Very positive speaker, thank you.
thanks, Adam! It was very interesting! :)
I’ve really passed the quiz with flying colours) thank you for the best lessons i’ve ever had:)
I am going to paint the town red if I get 90.
thank you Adam,I really enjoy yours every class.BTW,i really love this series.
Hello Adam! Thanks for the lesson! I have one question: “to see through rose-tinted glasses” means “to be very optimistic” or “to be naive”? Just want to clarify the meaning, because in Russian this expression means “to be naive”.
hey thanks for the lessons
can u tell me what’s the differents between simile and idiom
It is a nice video. Thanks a lot
Thank you Adam, you are very good teacher.
I olny got 7 out of 9.. i was confused on question #1… but thanks anyway adam for this lesson…
English language makes me cry sometimes. But anyway thank you for this lesson. It was very useful!
thank you alot. i really like any of your video. short but very consise!!
hi sir,the lesson is superb… would you explain this phrase “heat of the first water” do give some examples.thanks
Thank you for interesting lesson Alex.
really you are my hero
WOW 10 / 10 !!!!
THANKS FOR THE VERY INTERESTING LESSON !!
Hi Adam,
It was a nice lesson.
Thanks for the knowledge.
Hey Adam, I’m preparing for a English competition in my homecountry in the next April (2017) which concentrates on mostly grammar and the ability to conprehend English. I’d like to have, if I may, your email to send some very advanced questions about English grammar that I find out during the time doing practice test. As a matter of fact, it is impossible to receive a quick reply posting question here. Thank you very much.
Yeah.. 9/9.
Thank you, Adam) Very good lesson)
Yes, I made this quiz with flying colors!
10/10 :D Thank you for help Adam.
thanks
thank you, it helps me a lot in my study
I was tickled pink yesterday because I met him coincidentally.
Thanks for all of lessons
Thank so much Adam , it was a useful lesson .
at the first glance of “paint the town red”, I thought it was another expression for “massacre” since there’s a game with the same name on Steam…almost lmao at the mental image of the quiz example
With flying colours! Is my favorite from now. =D
I got 5/9. Thanks for the lesson!
Thanx a lot for ur test following the video, it’s been truly helpful for me and my students!
I didn’t know these idioms. I got 9/9! Thanks very much Adam for the lesson!!
I got 8/9. It’s a very interesting video. Thank you Adam for your job!
Adam, will there be a problem with the spelling if I will mix the British and the American spelling during the essay?
Hi Mae, as per my knowledge it won’t a problem, as IELTS allow both British as well as American English.
Adam this lesson is absolutely great. I’m reading The Ghost of Canterville Chase
I saw this expression “Painting the world red”
Now, I can understand it
Thanks Adam for the wonderful lesson. Kindly conduct a lesson on punctuation, it will be great help for me as well as many other fellow learners.
Thanking you again,
Warm regards,
Shabaz
Thanks, Adam!
I learn a lot from you.
Thanks for lesson!
9 out of 9
Thanks a lot, Adam.
May I ask why you wrote on the board white-/blue- “collared” (with -ed) worker, and in the second question of the test “blue-collar employees” without the -ed?
thanks!
hi Mr.Adams,can i use these idioms in the IELTS essays or only in talking
thanks alot
Thank you so much. Mr. Adam
Thank you from Russia!
thanks a lot ,i got 8/9!!!
Adam, hi)
I like your lessons and quiz)
Keep doing it :D
Thanks
thanks a lot , I love idioms lessons and these are really amazing idioms to learn .
This weekend I and my friends gonna go to a villa and paint the town red.
Thank you for all your great lessons dear Adam
I really enjoy your lessons
Thank you for the colorful and Cheerful lesson!
Thank you Mr. Adam.
Thank a lot for this lesson. All was great and simple for understanding.
Oh, my God, your lessons are amazing! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much, Adam.
8/9! Good! I was a blue-collar working in the ship when I graduated from university. End one year sailing time, I became a white-collar in the office. My company was set when I finished my white-collar work.
Another wonderful session! Thank you Adam!
Here’s an imaginary colorful story covering the idioms taught by Adam in this session :-)
Adam is a studious-looking guy living in Canada.
In his teens, he was truly innocent to understand the shades of grey and always used to see things in black and white.
Now he is very optimistic and his personality is such that he looks at life through rose-tinted glasses.
One day he met the girl of his dreams; what else her name could be other than Eve!! :-)
Adam was tickled pink to see Eve and proposed her for marriage.
Eve gave him green light and both of them got engaged. They had two-month courtship before marrying and in this duration their family members saw both of them going out everyday and painting the town red.
Eve was preparing for TOEFL exam and Adam helped her in grasping things faster and finally she came out in flying colors in her examination.
Also, Eve proved lucky to Adam as he got promoted and his wish of becoming a white-collared from blue-collared worker came true.
They both lived happily ever after.
Let me know if there’s any scope of improvement in the above story.
Thank You,
Asha
9/9
well done, Adam
best regards from Kazakhstan 16 Dec2o21:)
Idioms are very useful to know. Thank you very much,Adam!
Greetings from Ukraine.
i got 100, thanks ADAM
I got 100 on the quiz. Thanks a lot for this lesson. It`s extremely helpful.