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Have you ever made a lot of money? Rob's got the right expression for Helen.
Helen is a bit puzzled by Neil's statement that she is looking rather sheepish. Find out what he means in The English We Speak.
Neil gets in trouble with the police just to teach you a new expression! Find out more in The English We Speak.
Li thinks Neil is a bit out of control and says he's gone bananas. Has this got anything to do with fruit?
What does Rosie mean when she tells Li to put her money where her mouth is? Li is confused and thinks it's really disgusting. Listen to more of their conversation about this expression!
What does Rosie mean when she tells Li to put her money where her mouth is? Li is confused and thinks it's really disgusting. Listen to more of their conversation about this expression!
Can Chris fly by the seat of his pants? Li and Chris discuss the use of this phrase.
What are the different meanings of the phrase 'to bend over backwards'?
Does the expression 'it's a joke' mean something funny? Find out more in this week's The English We Speak.
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week's programme looks at the phrase What's the damage?
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