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hello everyone welcome back

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in this video we're going to learn 10

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idioms with friends but here's something

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exciting I'll give you a test on each

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idiom teach you its meaning and then

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show you how it's used in Friends

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so let's dive in and have a great time

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exploring idioms together

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question one

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Sarah has been feeling out of blank

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lately lacking her usual energy and

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enthusiasm for her daily activities

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the correct answer is sorts

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Sarah has been feeling out of sorts

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lately lacking her usual energy and

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enthusiasm for her daily activities

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out of sorts means feeling physically or

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emotionally unwell experiencing a lack

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of energy or enthusiasm or being in a

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slightly off or irritable mood

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fine

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what's the matter nothing I'm sorry I'm

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just I'm out of sorts

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fine

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maybe what's the matter nothing I'm

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sorry I'm just I'm out of sorts

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question two

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I can't remember his name but his face

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Rings a blank

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I think I've seen him somewhere before

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but correct answer is Belle

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I can't remember his name but his face

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rings a bell

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I think I've seen him somewhere before

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the idiom ring a bell means something

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sounds familiar or triggers a vague

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memory

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when a person says that something rings

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a bell they are indicating that they

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have heard the information before even

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if they cannot recall it precisely at

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that moment

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Joe Stalin

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do I know that name that sounds familiar

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well it does not ring a bell with me

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Joe Stalin

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Allen and do I know that name that

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sounds familiar well it does not ring a

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bell with me

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question three

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instead of getting overwhelmed by

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challenges Mark chose to roll with the

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blank

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the correct answer is punches

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instead of getting overwhelmed by

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challenges Mark chose to roll with the

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punches

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the idiom roll with the punches means to

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adapt to or deal with difficult

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situations or unexpected changes without

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getting discouraged or overwhelmed

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we agreed on Minnie it's funny um we

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agreed we'd spend the rest of our lives

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together things change

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how about Julia we agreed on Minnie it's

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funny um oh we agreed we'd spend the

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rest of our lives together things change

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question four

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the magic trick he performed completely

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blew my blank

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the correct answer is mind

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the magic trick he performed completely

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blew my mind

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the idiom blows someone's mind means to

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completely surprise or impress someone

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it refers to an experience or

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information that is so amazing or

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unexpected that it completely amazes the

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person

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you know what blows my mind women can

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see breasts anytime they want you just

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look down and there they are

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how you get any work done is beyond me

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you know what blows my mind women can

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see breasts anytime they want you just

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look down and there they are

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how you get any work done is beyond me

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question five

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Mary was always quiet but recently she

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has started to come out of her blank and

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engage in conversations more actively

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but correct answer is shell

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Mary was always quiet but recently she

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has started to come out of her shell and

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engage in conversations more actively

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the idiom come out of the shell means to

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become more sociable outgoing or

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confident especially after being shy

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introverted or reserved

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please God don't let it be Kung Pao

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chicken

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well I think you need to come out of

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your shell just

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please God don't let it be Kung Pao

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chicken

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well I think you need to come out of

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your shell just

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question six

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James finally gathered the courage to

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make a blank on Sarah and asked her out

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on a date

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but correct answer is move

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Jane's finally gathered the courage to

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make a move on Sarah and asked her out

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on a date

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the idiom make a move on somebody means

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to take action or initiate a romantic or

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sexual approach towards someone

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you know Paulo I'm familiar with his

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work yes he made a move on me whoa the

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store will be open tomorrow put coffee

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over here please

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you know Paulo I'm familiar with his

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work yes he made a move on me whoa story

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will be open tomorrow put coffee over

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here please

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question seven

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we were running late for the meeting so

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we had to haul blank to make it on time

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the correct answer is ass

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we were running late for the meeting so

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we had to haul ass to make it on time

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Paul s means to move or go quickly often

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with a sense of urgency or haste

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it is typically used in situations where

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there is a need to hurry either to

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complete a task quickly or to reach a

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destination promptly

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hey Helen you in the city just for a

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couple of days I got a job Midtown I

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figure I'm better off staying with the

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kid than all of my ass back and forth on

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a ferry

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hey how are you in the city just for a

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couple of days I got a job Midtown I

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figure I'm better off staying with the

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kid that all of my ass back and forth on

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a ferry

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question eight

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her comment about his weight was a cheap

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blank that crossed the line

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the correct answer is shot

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her comment about his weight was a cheap

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shot that crossed the line

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a cheap shot means an unfair action or

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attack on someone either physically or

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verbally when they are in a vulnerable

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position or not expecting it

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I just hope they have his old hairline

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and your old nose

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[Applause]

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cheap shot but I feel so much better now

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I just hope they have his old hairline

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in your old nose

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okay that was a cheap shot but I feel so

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much better now

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question nine

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after his speech he filled the

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audience's blank with insights and

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motivation

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the correct answer is heads

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after his speech he filled the

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audience's heads with insights and

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motivation

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fill one's head with something means to

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occupy one's mind with thoughts ideas or

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information related to a specific topic

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why did you have to fill your father's

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head with all that garbage about making

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things right

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things were fine the way they were

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why did you have to fill your father's

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head with all that garbage about making

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things right

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things were fine the way they were

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question 10

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after watching a horror movie she was

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scared to blank and couldn't sleep alone

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at night

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the correct answer is death

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after watching a horror movie she was

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scared to death and couldn't sleep alone

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at night

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scared to death means to be extremely

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frightened or terrified to the point

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where it feels as though one's life is

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in danger or at risk

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sorry that was wax

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it's a poor little Tootie is scared to

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death you should find his owner

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oh oh sorry that was wax

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it's a poor little Tootie is scared to

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death you should find his owner

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