Binomial Expressions Using Antonyms

Binomials are English expressions where two words are held together by a conjunction. The order of the words is usually fixed – if you swap them around it sounds wrong to the ear of a native speaker. Knowing these types of expressions is another step in your journey towards speaking confidently in English.

There are different types of binomial expressions. In this video, we look at when a conjunction is used with antonyms (words that are opposites).

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Binomial Expressions Into
00:54 Black and White
01:34 Give and Take
02:14 Give or Take
02:43 More or Less
02:58 Back and Forth
03:20 Up and Down
03:36 High and Low
03:50 Ups and Downs / Highs and Lows
04:27 Chalk and Cheese
04:58 Sooner or Later
05:15 On and Off

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