Everyday Expressions in the US: part 2

13 Common American English Expressions (Part 2) | EnglishLand Podcast Leslie welcomes listeners to the EnglishLand Podcast and teaches part two of common English expressions used in the United States, focusing on situations when things go wrong, choices are difficult, or people move too fast. She explains and gives examples for “don’t cry over spilled milk,” “face the music,” “going south,” and “leave a bad taste in my mouth,” then covers decision-making phrases “on the fence,” “between a rock and a hard place,” “in good hands,” and “a means to an end.” In a final section on unfamiliar or risky situations, she introduces “not in Kansas anymore,” “don’t put all your eggs in one basket,” “putting the cart before the horse,” and “jumping the gun,” and ends with practice questions and a call to comment, share, like, subscribe, and watch part one. 00:00 Welcome to EnglishLand 00:26 Episode Overview 01:02 Dont Cry Over Spilled Milk 01:31 Face the Music 02:06 When Things Go South 02:59 Bad Taste in Mouth 03:50 Hard Choices Ahead 03:55 On the Fence 04:35 Rock and Hard Place 05:46 Its in Good Hands 06:35 Means to an End 07:01 Not in Kansas Anymore 07:55 Eggs in One Basket 08:40 Cart Before Horse 09:02 Jumping the Gun 09:13 Quick Review Quiz 10:20 Wrap Up and Next Steps