Do you want to speak English so fluently that native speakers can't believe you're not one of them?
One of the keys to achieving this is using natural, expressive, and idiomatic language.
This will not only help you sound more fluent, but also allow you to express your thoughts more precisely.
Imagine this.
Instead of using a full sentence or multiple words, you say just one word, and the person you are talking to immediately understands what you mean.
My name is Anastasia, and I'm one of the teachers at Marina's company, LinguaTrip.
I've been teaching English for over 10 years, and during that time, I've compiled a list of idiomatic expressions that help my 101 students sound more fluent and natural.
For this video, I've selected 23 of the most interesting ones.
Expressions that you'll not only hear from native speakers, but can also start using in your own speech.
I'll break down their meanings, show you how to use them naturally, and ask you some questions along the way to help you remember them better.
