cherry picked
some of my favourite idioms that have to do with fruits and veggies. They’re healthy, colourful, and they’ll help you understand English conversations. Go bananas
and start Using them in casual situations to sound more fluent in English. I’ll teach these expressions using a story and give you examples and explanations for each one. Twelve idioms in total, because we sell them by the dozen
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Ihanks for a very good lesson, I have learned a lot :)
Thanks.
Hello Benjamin .
Got 100 .
Am I the first to leave a comment ?
This is what you gain if you are not a couch potato , follow the engvid videos , and dangle a good mark as a carrot . To celebrate this I am going banana tonight . Maybe i will meet a peach and provided that I won’t bump into a bad apple .
Cheers
Lost . I haven’t been the first one
It’s not important to be the first one to leave a comment, but to be the first one to learn!
so true!
I like your lesson alot.I always have energy when study with you.
Thanks Mr Benjamin!! Your lessons are so fun!!!
Carry on teaching this way please, I couldn´t stop laughing XD
Good lesson. Thank you. Your way of teaching is amazing.
Very good lesson, guy!!
Hi, Benjamin. Your teaching was great! You teach as if you were full of beans.
“That’s my f***ing cart, that is!” Amazing self-censoring, Benjamin. Haha. Now I want to travel to Fulham one of these days just to hear the accent.
An enjoyable lesson!
hi alex im going to improve my english quickly.could you help me in this??how can i talk& chat with you?i want to enter your private
Hello Elnaz!
My Telegram is: @rayandejavu
Come to practice the English language with me.
Thanks for the lesson, Benjamin. Youre a great teacher.
I got one question. A bad apple is just a person that you don’t want around you, maybe an annoying and/or disgusting person, or is it an evil person?
Hi camila. It’s a bad person in general.
“Don’t hang out with Jason. He’s a bad apple and will have a bad influence on you.” Imagine a parent talking to a child in these sentences. :)
Ok, I got it now.
Thanks, Alex. :)
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Very helpful your lesson your are the best teacher for me thanks a lot
Thank you, very good lesson.
thank you mr Benjamin
really nice!!!
Thank you so much!
interesting lesson. Really useful. Thank you.
I’m realy suprised
Thank you
An apple a day keeps the doctor away!
Very interesting :) THX :)
Thanks a lot. Interesting !
You never brush your hair :))))))))))))
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Thanks a lot, Benjamin
great lesson !
After taking the test I went bananas. Thanks teacher Benjamin for this useful lesson.
We can help each other… bye
That’s amazing!
Just heard yesterday “full of beans” and was wondering what does it means. Amazing accent Benjamin!
Thank teacher
thank you
Thank you Benjamin
So happy with engVid lessons !
Except couch potato all other idioms are new to me. its really useful for me. thank u very much
I like your stunning accent indeed , Thankful I’m
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nice video,cute man
That was fun! Thanks a lot!!!
finally we’ve got a new video from you, and i have a question 2:57 you say “offer a reward” but write it without article, is this correct? thanks in advance.
The article should be used in this case. Offer a reward.
So he made a mistake when wrote without article, didn’t he?
He did, we all make mistakes, that’s natural.
too weird mistake for native speaker
If they are native English speakers, does it mean they are unerring? No. Human brain works on that way. This mistake you spotted is not one and only made by teachers here, I’ve spotted many others myself, and I’m quite aware of the fact they overlooked them accidentally. Like I said, it’s natural.
Hi Benjamin! Learning idioms is something a like a lot. Nice lesson, thanks!
It was a great combination – a lot of fun plus I have got some knowledge.
Thanks! :)
Thank you! Very refreshing lesson!
thanks, Benjamin for a great artistic, true fun lesson!
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thanks
Very funny these ‘fruits and vegetable’ idioms :)
Thanks. Excellent lesson.
Thanks Benjamin, let’s be cool as a cucumber to go bananas !!!
Thanks for such an interesting lesson Benjamin! I’m impressed with the way of presenting Idioms.Looking forward for the next lesson.
Thanks teacher Benjamin for this useful lesson.
Fantastic lesson! You’re amazing, full of energy and it’s so sexy, hihi :) I really like it :)
Got 10 out of 10. Hooray!!! I’m delighted right now. This was truly a great lesson as the rest of the other lesson here on Engvig. & All thanks go to Mr. Benjamine. God bless you.:)
Thank you . that is really good class .
ya it is very useful…hurrahh..i got 100..
Congrats!!!!!!
I feel full of beans, after watching your videos.
Thanks a lot!
thanks. i like learning idioms,,,
when will we learn about “SLANG”
american slang, maybe!!
thanks
Wonderfull
Thanks for the lesson.
thanks
Funny lesson… thanks..
Thanks, Benjamin, for this fruit and veggie idiom lesson!
I don’t need to cherry pick lessons in EngVid, all of them seems very useful and didactic. However, I need to practice more the listening of the British accent or I’ll be in a pickle to understand all the speech of your f***cking lessons :-)
thanks for the lesson, keep on
Very easy test
very useful lesson, thank you Mr Benjamin!
I THANK U VERY MUCH AS THANKS TO U I CAN MAKE MY ENGLISH LOOK LIKE MORE NATIVE. ALSO I HAVE TO SAY THAT U SPEAK IN A SUCH WAY THAT I REALLY ADMIRE FOR U. I HOPE U WILL CONTINUE MAKING USEFUL VIDEOS LIKE THIS ONE.
Benjamin,
I like your style! Thank you for your joyful lesson.
Thanks
100 ))) Thanks
Thanks.
thanks
thanks
I like your lessons
Nice, thanks a lot Mr Benjamin
thanks very much !!! very interesting !!!!
Benjamin, isn’t, ” spill the beans” an idiom also?
Hi Benjamin,
Thanks for this lesson.
I was chating with an american and I used the expression “full of beans” but he couldn´t understood ecxatly what I was saying. He thought I was saying I was full of sh…* :S
Could you explain that to me? This is usefull only in UK?
Thank you.
Thank you! I feel full of beans, after watching your videos!
Thanks.
Thanks. I feel full of beans. Thumbs up!
I always watch your videos because you teach in a fun way. Thank you!
thank you very much
10/10. Thanks to Benjamin
why cant you be my school teacher?
you’re the apple of my eye hahaha
I pass the quizz easily, so I am satisfied. Thank you Benjamin.
Once again, I’ve got 10/10. Thanks so much. Hope you stay heathy.
8/10 – ^_^
I’ll watch this lesson again!
Thank you!
Great lesson
Yummy frooty idioms go bananas
Sir please advice me from where to begin I am new to this site in a effective way thank you sir
9/10 thanks Benjamin
Thank you for the lesson!
Benjamin, you are my favourite teacher!
Benjamin, you are my favourite teacher!
So funny, Always making several facial expressions, moving his arms. Everyone can understand him, even if they don’t speak fluently yet.
why I can not solve the quiz?! in all lessons the next question does not come and I checked my net, it is well and I want to test my knowledge! I hope to help me thanks >
I got 10/10!! Wonderful! Great lesson!! Thanks Benjamin!
Very good lesson.
Thank you very much!
THANKS a lot Ben. I got 9/10.
Well it was great lesson.
thanks!
Good!!!!
You are so full of beans…
9/10
Very interesting lesson.
You aren’t couch potato, you’re cherry pick every lessons.
Thanks for this lesson!
You are the apple of my eye
Thank you Benjamin
Thanks a million .
I’v full of Beans when I saw your video.
it was very interesting lesson. thanks
Thanks teacher you are full of beans
I got full mark! ? :D
thanks a lot,Ms.Benjamin
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It is unclear I didn’t understand anything ,so I can’t answer the quiz
It is cool as a cucumber. Thank you!
thanks a lot