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Ответитьtechnically to go out on a limb is a figurative idiom.
ОтветитьUse the brick for:
1) throw at people
2) use it as a support for the broken leg of a table
3) use it as a coaster
4) use it as a platform to sit on
5) a platform to stand on to assert dominance
6) to use it as a paper weight
7) to use it as a chalk for walls or floors or roads
8) to use its powder as make up
9) to use its powder for smell satisfaction
10) to use it on the back of a vehicle to stop it from sliding.
door stop
ОтветитьI think I have to come out on the woodwork and show my ability
Ответитьgo out on a limb...starting a business without any knowledge on it
Ответитьused as support in cooking using firewood
ОтветитьFor bette example. To live in Afghanistan is like going out on a limb. Am I right ???
ОтветитьYour approach of teaching is really helpful, very effective and efficient
ОтветитьYou can put a food on it
ОтветитьKauye from PNG much appreciated your teaching I think if I follow the EFL vocabulary I 'll become more fluent to speak.
ОтветитьHi, do you have online classes?
Ответитьits a wow ☺
ОтветитьI m from Indonesia
ОтветитьI can use bricks ti make a small road in my garden
To build a shelf with glass .....
To play with children as Lego
Indonesia, south sumatera, Palembang present
Ответитьhello
ОтветитьVisit Morocco ❤
ОтветитьI can't start conversation. Can you help me with this please❤
ОтветитьI can't start conversation. Can you help me with this please
ОтветитьHi I ❤ the way u teach.
Can you explain more about efl
Tom hanks ❤
ОтветитьHarsh reality
Ответитьharsh reaction
ОтветитьThanks for your teaching
Ответитьthrow, break
ОтветитьHello teacher DREW! i do enjoy listening from you, always. Every day, anytime, as long as I have time I will be with you, learn more and more English. My best for you, and good nigth. yes! I JUST FINISHED TO WATH YOUR VIDEO. NOW IN Brazil is almost midnigth. See you soon.💟❤🩹🌻🕰🖌🥰
ОтветитьI love your teaching
ОтветитьAm from Tanzania and I find it so useful
Ответитьto climb
Ответитьyou're warm man :)))) useful and fun
thank you
I'm from Dominican Republic,I would like to speak fluently and one day I will do it,I hope so❤. Thank you very much
Ответитьyou look like Eminem 😁
Ответить🎉 tnx for the hit
Ответитьbuild a house, build a fence, through it on someone's head, use it to support something
ОтветитьWhy OUT on a limb i do not unerstand
ОтветитьThank you, i only new harsh refers to angry
ОтветитьWhere are you live ?
Teacher
Thanks dear Tom. It was a valuable content indeed. However, I have a question for you. I am a free lancer trainer and I practice English Lecturing 20 hours a week, and I feel I need to advance my english speaking day by day. In fact, I don’t know where to start from. Have got any idea I can leverage of to reach my goal?
ОтветитьI am an English teacher. I am used to watching your videos.
Ответитьvery nice your teaching
Ответитьi can build a wall
ОтветитьBring up means give me
ОтветитьI like you are way of teaching
Thank you for your help us
Good night i from Somalia
ОтветитьWere you in the service sir? I stumbled upon your channel when I was looking for FTCE reading part. English is not my native language.
ОтветитьImportant video. Go on.
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