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In this video, you'll learn 13 common idioms that native English speakers use in school and in the workplace. For each idiom, I provide real-life examples to help you understand exactly when and how to use these phrases. Whether you're working on group projects, tackling a tough workload, or trying to stay on track, these idioms will help you communicate more effectively!

Here are the 13 idioms you'll learn:

1. "To pull your weight" – Do your fair share of work.

2. "To go the extra mile" – Put in extra effort.

3. "To hit the nail on the head" – Get something exactly right.

4. "To throw in the towel" – Give up or quit.

5. "To put something on the back burner" – Delay or de-prioritize something.

6. "To bite off more than you can chew" – Take on more responsibility than you can handle.

7. "To do something by the book" – Follow the rules or instructions exactly.

8. "A rule of thumb" – A general guideline or principle based on experience.

9. "To get up to speed" – Be updated or informed on a subject.

10. "To break something down" – Explain something in a simpler way.

11. "To stay on track" – Remain focused and not get distracted.

12. "A gray area" – Something that is unclear or ambiguous.

13. "The jury is still out" – A decision or conclusion hasn't been reached yet.

If you want to improve your English vocabulary for school or work, this video is perfect for you! Let me know in the comments which idiom is your favorite, and try using it in a sentence to practice. I'd love to hear from you!

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