English phrase of the day: A sore loser
Hello students! Today’s phrase is one I heard a mom say to her son. Her two boys were playing a game, and the older boy won the game. The …
English phrase of the day: In the zone
Hi everyone! Our phrase of the day is in the zone. I saw it on Facebook -a friend of mine was working on writing a book, and she posted …
English phrase of the day: Hit it out of the park
Hello and welcome to another phrase of the day video!Today’s expression is hit it out of the park. I saw it in a cooking competition, where there was an …
English phrase of the day: Come to terms with
Hello students! Today you’re going to learn how to use the phrase come to terms with something. I heard it recently when a woman was describing an accident she’d …
English phrase of the day: A juggling act
Hi everyone! Today’s phrase of the day comes from a situation where a guy was working two part-time jobs. At the same time, he was also in college trying …
English phrase of the day: Beyond your pay grade
Hello students! Do you know what it means for something to be beyond your pay grade? That’s our phrase of the day, and I saw it in a TV …
English phrase of the day: Cover your bases
Hi everyone! In today’s video, you’ll learn the phrase cover your bases. I heard this expression on a TV show in which the police were investigating a crime, and …