English with David

Have you ever been so confused that you don't know what to say? Then today's word of the day is for you. You have been 'flummoxed'.
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morning everyone! Today our idiom is 'barking up the wrong tree'. Although this may sound a little strange, it is a great way to say that someone has the wrong idea about something!

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everyone! Today, our word of the day is the 'wonky'. Have you even had a table that you have had to put some paper under to make it not move? Then you have had a 'wonky' table!

What else can be ? Let me know in the comments below!

Have you ever wondered another way to say 'call someone'? In , we say 'give a bell'. Who are you going to give a bell to today?

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morning everyone! Have you ever wanted something so much that you fought for it really strongly so you got it? I certainly have! When we do this, we can use the great 'Fight tooth and nail'. This means that you fight very fiercely for something.

What have you fought fiercely for? Let me know in the comments!

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When we started our together 2 months ago we agreed we would go and have lunch and a bottle of lapo's favourite together. We worked hard and achieved the of passing the so he could get a place in and today we had an incredible lunch together before he goes to university. Very .

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Have you ever heard this expression but didn't know what it meant? Wonder no more. This means that you should not be angry with the person who is just telling you the bad news, rather the bad news its self. This is a commonly used in .

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Are you a male and have a close (non-sexual) relationship with a male friend and wondering what to class your relationship as? Then wonder no more! You have a 'bromance'. A great English slang term that originated in the 90's but has become more popular in recent years.

Are you like me, and find yourself falling asleep if you sit on the sofa and watch something after eating? Then I have a phrasal verb for you! You've 'dozed off'.

Do you often find yourself dozing off when watching something or do you always make it to the end?

Yesterday during my lesson with Ioamolescarpe - Il Blog - on 'Fake News', and we found this great new word together 'Gullible'. The meaning of this is that you are easily tricked or deceived.

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Has something shocked or surprised you this week? Maybe something you read or heard in the news or from a friend? Then the perfect word for you could be 'gobsmacked'. This is a slang term used when you are shocked or extremely surprised by something.

What has 'gobsmacked' you this week?

If someone has a quality about them that is a little bit 'different', but it is something that is attractive or interesting, this can be said to be 'quirky'.

What do you find quirky?