Go With the Flow, When Pigs Fly, Pull Yourself Together, In Hot Water, Until the Cows Come Home

I explain the meaning of these 4 common English idioms: go with the flow, pull yourself together, until the cows come home, when pigs fly, in hot water.

Although it's not necessary to use idioms all the time in your daily conversations, many native speakers do. So even if you don't want to use them yourself, you still need to learn what they mean.

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