English Teacher Lloyd

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Hey English learners, are you ready for today's idiom of the day?

It's "break a leg"! 🤕

No, I'm not encouraging you to go out and literally break your legs (please don't do that), but rather I'm wishing you good luck in whatever you're about to do. Whether it's a big presentation at work or a performance on stage, I want you to knock it out of the park (another great idiom). 💪

Just remember, breaking a leg is supposed to bring good luck (although, again, I really don't recommend actually breaking a leg). So go out there and give it your all, and may all your endeavors be successful!

Happy Hump Day! 🐪

Hump day, also known as Wednesday, is the halfway point of the work week. It's a day to celebrate the progress we've made and look forward to the weekend. 🎉

The phrase "over the hump" refers to the idea that we are past the most difficult part of the week and can start looking forward to the end. So if you're feeling a little burnt out or just need a mid-week pick-me-up, take a moment to celebrate hump day and remember that you're well on your way to the weekend! 😉

Coming up live at 4pm GMT... Let's look at some modern slang that you should definitely add to your vocab! 😎

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