Name: British English Expressions - Cloud Idioms | English With Lucy
Uploaded: 2017-05-16T16:41:48.000Z
Duration: 2 min 58 s
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I've just been inspired by the clouds in London today

and I think it's a great opportunity to talk to you all today

Now, when I mention idioms in my English classes

So, I want to give you some idioms that are relevant

and this is my absolute favourite idiom in the history of idioms

It means that out of every unpleasant or difficult situation

at least I can spend more time writing the book I wanted to write

I didn't get fired yesterday because I am

Quite a funny alternative to my favourite idiom

which is every cloud has a silver lining is

Which means that every positive situation

My next cloud idiom is to have your head in the clouds

it means they are out of touch with reality

Their ideas are not logical, nor are they practical

Lucy has her head in the clouds if she thinks that she's going to reach 10,000 subscribers by the end of the year

it means they are elated or extremely happy

So when I finished my exams last week I was on cloud nine and drinking wine!

So, I hope you enjoyed my video on cloud-related idioms

I know there were only 3 but this is a bonus video

but I just got suddenly inspired by the clouds

In other news, I have opened an instagram account

Please follow me and you can see little updates of what I do in my daily life!

I will be back to filming normal lesson videos next week

So that was my video on cloud-related indians

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British English Expressions - Cloud Idioms | English With Lucy

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