26 сентября 2013

Learn English Idioms Lesson #6

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#1 написал: Zaki khan (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

Really really sweet of you to learn? us english

#2 написал: TeacherPhilEnglish (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

it's an expression, not common though. More common is "Z was? out to get M"

#3 написал: Marat9043 (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

@TeacherPhilEnglish, dear friend, why you need "out" in the last sentence? ...Zimmerman was in his car when he saw Martin walking on the street. He? called the police and said, "There's a real suspicious guy. This guy looks like he's up to no good, on drugs or something. It's raining and he's just walking around looking about... These a**holes always get away." Zimmerman already had a vendetta out for Martin before he even had a reason.

#4 написал: Marat9043 (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

Thank you so? much!

#5 написал: TeacherPhilEnglish (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

think of it as 'taking the boy on my? truck to give him a ride' all 3 other ways are good

#6 написал: Marat9043 (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

"I am going to take this boy on as an apprentice." I am not able understand function of this "on". It seems to me extra or parasite word. "I am going to teach this boy my skills." Being Russian or Turk in one person i would write it this way: "I am going to teach this boy to my skills." or "I am going to teach to this boy my skills." Would it be great mistake? My problem: i've never studied? English in school ...

#7 написал: sweetrhein18 (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

very? helpful teacher phil..

#8 написал: TeacherPhilEnglish (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

These are not used often.? They are only used sometimes.

#9 написал: 1000milesout (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

hello? teacher phil thanks for helping us , I want to ask is this idioms used in American accent ? I mean do the american native speakers use it a lot in their life ?

#10 написал: angel saucedo (28 сентября 2013 10:59)

i liked this one... because i enjoy always puttering around?