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English slang for talking about how you feel.
Today I'm going to share some slang with you that will help you to express your feelings in an informal, relatable way. Watch the video below for the full lesson and scroll down for a useful free PDF download.
Learn English slang - late to the party.
Are you feeling like you're ‘late to the party’ when it comes to understanding English slang? Don't worry; you're not alone! Slang terms often pop up in conversations, movies, and social media, leaving many English learners feeling a bit lost. But fear not! Today, we're going to shed some light on one such phrase: ‘late to the party.’
Learn English slang- double whammy
A ‘double whammy’ is an informal English idiomatic expression used to describe a situation where two negative things happen at the same time or in quick succession, compounding their effects. Essentially, it signifies a double dose of trouble or a particularly challenging circumstance. Let’s look at how we can use it.
Best of British Slang - To go off on one.
"To go off on one" is an idiomatic phrase that means to suddenly become angry or agitated about something. This phrase is usually used in informal situations and when someone is loudly and strongly expressing their anger or frustration about something.