Be an impressive English Speaker

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Listen in before you leap

Chapter 2: Surefire tips to improve your English

Lecture 1: Tip number 1 to become a fluent English speaker

Lecture 2: Tip number 2 to become a fluent English speaker

Lecture 3: Tip number 3 to become a fluent English speaker

Chapter 3: Common Idioms explained with example sentences

Lecture 1: A bird in hand is worth two in the bush, At the drop of a hat, and more

Lecture 2: Barking up the wrong tree, The pot calling the kettle black, and more

Lecture 3: A stitch in time saves nine, To miss the boat, Under the weather and more

Lecture 4: To break the ice, Barking dogs seldom bite, Wild goose chase, A piece of cake

Lecture 5: To cost an arm and a leg, By the skin of one's teeth, To lie through one's teet

Lecture 6: Two is a company there s a crowd, The more the merrier and more

Lecture 7: To have the best of both the worlds, To kill two birds with one stone and more

Lecture 8: To have a ball, Good things come to those who wait and more

Lecture 9: To put all youe eggs in one basket, To burn the candle at both ends and more

Lecture 10: To be at one's wits' end, Empty vessels make more noise, and more

Chapter 4: Impressive English with advanced Idioms, phrases, proverbs – Part 1

Lecture 1: "What goes around comes around" and more

Lecture 2: "There is no use crying over the spilt milk" and more

Lecture 3: "What is good for the goose is good for the gander " & more

Lecture 4: "Getting too big for one's shoes" and more

Lecture 5: "Do unto others as would have them do unto you" & more

Lecture 6: "A chip[ on your shoulders" and more

Lecture 7: "Wasted on someone" & more

Lecture 8: "Not enough room to swing a cat" and more

Lecture 9: "To wrap your head around something" & more

Lecture 10: "To pay through your nose" and more

Chapter 5: Impressive English with advanced Idioms, phrases, proverbs – Part 2

Lecture 1: "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth" and more

Lecture 2: "The grass is greener on the other side" and more

Lecture 3: "To veg out" and more

Lecture 4: "A watched pot never boils" and more

Lecture 5: "To know the ropes of something" and more

Lecture 6: "To bite one's tongue" and more

Lecture 7: "If wishes were horses beggars would ride" and more

Lecture 8: "Fiddle while Rome burns" and more

Lecture 9: "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely" and more

Lecture 10: "To come down like a ton of bricks" and more

Chapter 6: Impressive English with advanced Idioms, phrases, proverbs – Part 3

Lecture 1: "Straight from the horse's mouth" and more

Lecture 2: "Lock the stable after the horse has bolted" and more

Lecture 3: "To talk through one's hat" and more

Lecture 4: "Kick up your heels" and more

Lecture 5: "We will cross that bridge when we come to it" and more

Lecture 6: "Get your act together" and more

Lecture 7: "To keep an ear to the ground" and more

Lecture 8: "To set the stage on fire" and more

Lecture 9: "To read between the lines" and more

Lecture 10: "As alike as two peas in a pod" and more

Chapter 7: Impressive English with advanced Idioms, phrases, proverbs – Part 4

Lecture 1: "To cut corners" and more

Lecture 2: "To boil the ocean" and more

Lecture 3: "To Cry wolf" and more

Lecture 4: "A cold day in July" and more

Lecture 5: "To eat humble pie" and more

Lecture 6: "We reap what we sow" and more

Lecture 7: "To freak out" and more

Lecture 8: "To have eggs on your face" and more

Lecture 9: "Like a cat on the hot tin roof" and more

Chapter 8: Impressive English with advanced Idioms, phrases, proverbs – Part 5

Lecture 1: "To go back to the drawing room" and more

Lecture 2: "A honey tongue, a heart of gall" and more

Lecture 3: "Not the only fish in the sea" and more

Lecture 4: "To cast pearls in front of a swine" and more

Lecture 5: "To turn a deaf ear" and more

Lecture 6: "To be in doldrums" and more

Lecture 7: "To call it a day" and more

Lecture 8: "To scrape the barrel" and more

Lecture 9: "To sell like hot cakes" and more

Chapter 9: Impressive English with advanced Idioms, phrases, proverbs – Part 6

Lecture 1: "Get your act together" and more

Lecture 2: "To rest on one's laurels" and more

Lecture 3: "As sure as death" and more

Lecture 4: "Blowing hot and cold" and more

Lecture 5: "To ride roughshod over someone" and more

Lecture 6: "To bend over backwards" and more

Lecture 7: "Between a rock and a hard place" and more

Lecture 8: "Back to square one" and more

Lecture 9: "To set the cat among the pigeons" and more

Lecture 10: "Over the moon" and more

Chapter 10: Most important vocabulary words – Part 1

Lecture 1: Indecent, Overture, Immobile

Lecture 2: Hearsay, Homicide, Meager

Lecture 3: Blunt, Biased, Uncared for

Lecture 4: Deserted, Foxy, Sob, Awestruck

Lecture 5: Scrumptious, Sumptuous, Trivia, Worn-out

Lecture 6: Eternal, Everlasting, Amateur, Abandon, Forsake,

Lecture 7: Deplorable, Docile, Dork, Soiled, Inadequate

Lecture 8: Bizarre, Toddle, Remisnisce

Lecture 9: Unforeseen, Contrary, Toxic

Lecture 10: Dusk, Detrimental, Narrate

Chapter 11: Most important vocabulary words – Part 2

Lecture 1: Hoity-toity, Airy-fairy, Hocus-pocus

Lecture 2: Astonish, Awful, Dismal

Lecture 3: Exquisite, Commence, Enormous

Lecture 4: Grouchy, Humongous, Rupture

Lecture 5: Tranquilse, Serene, Hazardous

Lecture 6: Slash, Demolish, Slay

Lecture 7: Notorious, Illustrious, Snappy