Idiom Series - Music Idioms
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2015
- In this lesson, we take a look at the following idioms that use expressions related to music: toot your own horn, face the music, it takes two to tango, swan song, strike a chord, music to my ears
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Thank you, Andrew. About the idiom swan song. There's a ballet play called Swan Lake. A witch put a spell, and the white swan dies. There's a classic composed song just for this part. When the white swan is dying. Thank you once again for your classes! It's been amazing!
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There's one song I know right off the bat that best describe Hall & Oates song " You can rely on the old man's money"....
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Ive got some beef to forget word how could I learn??? give me some advice
Do you mean how can you remember words and expressions more easily? If that's the case, the best way is to practice using them in real situations. If that's not currently possible for you, make lists or get an app like Quizlet or Kahoot so you can practice with little games and quizzes. Hope this helps!
It's been a while since I have been here.. I had a family problem and my brother said he was so mad he felt like if he was getting any much more ticked off he was gonna punched somebody! He said "don't push it a**hole! Don't push it! Yer gonna get it!"...and then he said very angrily " You Got Another Thing Coming"!!! I started thinking.. thinking... I said.. " Hey! There's a hard rock song by Judas Priest with the very same phrase! ".. Said he thought I was goofy.. saying sheet like that!.. thought I share it here on CZcams...
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Hello..haven't been here for a while....I found another song that has a idiom or rather a "catch all phrase"....Example: I have a nephew who is 6 years old.. he moaned and groan cause he didn't get what he wanted for his birthday.. my older brother was making our nephew really mad at him by singing the Rolling Stones song : " You Always Can't Get What You Want " !!! Boy, our nephew really flew off the handle in anger and got his butt kick by another family member.......
I recently heard a Newwave song from the 1970's band The Fixx " One Thing Leads to Another"... It's true! one thing always lead to something else!".. any more songs out there?? I heard songs years ago I can't find on the internet cause I don't remember them that well...if I ever hear 'em, I will write the lyrics down...Robt
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@@mapleleafesl6162 Hello ! I was driving my car with the radio on and I heard a song that has words based on a popular phrase, but I forgot what it was! And I didn't have any paper or pen in my car to write it down...it might come to. me... I'll let you know when it does ...
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