10 Idioms Native Speakers Use | Read & Listen

10 Idioms Native Speakers Actually Use
In this video, you’ll learn 10 common idioms that native English speakers use every day. I’ll explain what each idiom means, how to use it naturally in conversation, and give you clear examples you can read and listen to.

These idioms will help you:
-sound more natural and confident in English
-understand native speakers better
-use real, everyday English instead of textbook phrases
-Pause the video, repeat the examples out loud, and try using the idioms in your own sentences. The more you listen, read, and practice, the easier they’ll become.

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00:00 intro
00:22 keep your chin up
01:10 better late than never
02:46 sit tight
04:04 get something out of your system
04:28 How about…?
06:20 through thick and thin
06:36 count on someone/something
07:57 over the moon
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11:21 pull out all the stops
11:31 prospective client / buyer / employer
12:55 jump on the bandwagon
14:22 I’m all ears
15:05 come rain or shine
15:18 24/7 (twenty-four seven)
16:13 Part 2 Review = read and listen
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Arnel