In this English vocabulary lesson, learn how to use break a leg in English. What's the difference between break a leg, good luck, and knock 'em dead?
✍️ QUESTION: Practice using "break a leg" and "good luck" in the comments!
For example:
"I have a math quiz later today."
"Good luck on the quiz."
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0:00 When to use break a leg
0:42 How to use break a leg
1:20 Examples break a leg
2:41 How to wish good luck
3:32 Best of luck and Knock em dead
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