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When your channel came to my attention, my heart rejoiced to find intelligent life on the human duck blind. Living across the pond, it's a bit like the last line in the Galaxy song by Monty Python. Years ago, at FB, I only conversed with folks from the UK, because nuanced, intelligent conversation, is as rare as hens teeth in Appalachia. So, having abandoned FB, finding your channel was like finding an oasis in a desert. As we say in Appalachia, I appreciate you. As my Tsalagi (Cherokee) ancestors express thank you....Wado At sixty five it's a blessing to have a way to exercise an old brain. Forrmal education was not possible. Now, watching you, it's so great being able to not only plug the holes of my educational boat, but stimulate a brain prone to vascular issues. You are a ray of light in a dark world. Bless you

This was as clear as day to me. These idioms are all commonly used, and it's good for students to know them. As fly as jailor, As sharp as a tack and As tough as old boots are a few more to add to this super list.

I love these classes with teacher Anna. Greetings from Mexico City

You are not blind as a bat) You're a very cute and very funny teacher from Great Britain!

Interesting video Anna I liked this video yes!!!!👍🎄

Glad to see you again Anna. Thanks for this interesting video loaded with useful vocab . Here’s another simile : as stubborn as a mule 😀

Great video Anna, as always. You are a really good teacher! So charming, funny, intelligent and gorgeous!! God bless you😘👋👍💕

Excellent video , thank you Anna!!

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Lovely!! 🥰The similes are as amazing as the teacher!! She's the best you can find on the net...

Thanks Anna 😊. Great lesson.

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Good Job Anna. Bear in mind every community in Spain has its own similes. "Facilito instead ofpan comido" " come como un burro instead of "come como una lima", in fact is the first time I have heard " come como una lima". You have a lovely accent in Spanish so, please remember " je suis sourd comme a pot" lol. Burro means monkey, mula.

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Gud teaching

I wish I could have a sweet English accent as sweet as your French accent!😉🤩

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Thanks you very much. I think a difference exist between the similie and the fixed idiom; and the similie not a language-depended thing ... the "spanish" "eat as a horse" just a simple metafor, comprehensible for anybody who know what the horse is. or "blind as a bat", what live and fly at night ... but "clean as a whistle" - no :)

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In contrast to "as mad as a box of frogs," meaning crazy or off kilter, "mad as a wet hen" means very angry. "When Joe discovered the dent in his car's fender, he was as mad as a wet hen!" Ages ago, hat makers used dangerous chemicals which affected their behavior and now someone who's "mad as a hatter" is not right in the head. "Since his patent for a perpetual motion machine was turned down, he's become mad as a hatter!" Photographs and paintings are generally made of people and scenery looking their best, so "pretty as a picture" means something is very attractive or beautiful. "Tonight's sunset was as pretty as a picture." Drums won't play properly if their skins are loose, so "tight as a drum" means very taut indeed. "I fixed the seal on the refrigerator, so now it's tight as a drum." Since "tight" can also mean cheap or not generous, the saying can also refer to being overly careful with money. "She keeps her purse closed, she's as tight as a drum." To describe something or someone as having a superlative characteristic, "as ... as can be" is an all-purpose expression -- just insert the appropriate adjective. "I'm as tired as can be." "He's as tall as can be." "She's as smart as can be." and so on. Since hammers have no intelligence, "dumb as a bag of hammers" means someone is not very bright. "You'll have to explain it to him two or three times; he's as dumb as a bag of hammers. Things would probably be somewhat different in reality, but the expression "as much fun as a barrel of monkeys" means something is very entertaining or hilarious -- though it may be used sarcastically to mean the opposite. "Grandma thought watching her grandchildren was as much fun as a barrel of monkeys." (There is a game called "barrel of monkeys" which involves picking up plastic monkeys to make the longest chain possible.) "As plain as the nose on your face" means something is obvious. "She said everything was OK, but her real feelings were as plain as the nose on your face!" "As pleased as the cat that ate the canary," means someone is very self-satisfied, probably due to some sort of accomplishment. "Harry got that raise and he looks as pleased as the cat that ate the canary." Lots of similes refer to animals. "Crazy as a loon," "cute as a pup," "filthy as a pig," "soft as a kitten," "strong as an ox," "happy as a clam," and "free as a bird" are just a few.

This is really an Excellent video lesson. Thanks Anna 😍😍. Love from "Simple English With Rakib"

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Hello Anna! I think your vids are great. I'm Ansel teacher teaching and living abroad. I've only got my GCSE's and a Celta certificate. I d like to pursue in this career but I don't know what further education to take on. What would you suggest as an experienced teacher? I'd really appreciate you advice on the matter. Thank you.

is that the last video in uper interemidiate level ?

oh no, "as lethal as a fart in a spacesuit"!!! 🤣😂

Figures of Speech: Simile vs metaphor

Hello!

Please make a clip about Omicron variant.

Flat and level or flat and levelled?

I heard " comer como una Lima" but I never used, the same with pan comido lol

Can "as clear as mud" be used for people?

I think that as dead as a doornail was written by Shakespeare.

Do you speak Spanish and French?

You're so beautiful as your English are

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Why don't you throw pictures of you talking about along the way?

Please try to Not to use that silly modern propaganda. I remember My brother was as busy as a bee in his football practise last year a grown up guy.

Speak slowly sister, given the fact that many of us are not English Ok?