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25 Halloween Idioms to Use All Year Long | English Vocabulary Lesson

ABOUT THIS VIDEO Improve your English Vocabulary in just 10 minutes with this new video lesson! In this video, I teach you popular and scary , Halloween English idioms that you can use all year long. Even though these idioms have scary words in them, they’re NOT just for Halloween. Here are the 25 idioms you’ll learn more about in this video: Make your Blood run cold To play the devil’s advocate Dig your own grave In cold blood Like a bat out of hell Over my dead body Skeletons in the closet Skeleton staff/crew Stab in the back Witch hunt Dead in the water Spill your guts Dead man walking If looks could kill Blind as a bat A ghost town Makes my blood boil Bury the hatchet Scared to death You look you’ve seen a ghost To be out for blood Rolling over in his grave Pale as a ghost Scared stiff Bite someone’s head off ****************************** Improve your English with more great lessons: 25 Sports Idioms in English :    • 25 Sports Idioms in English | English Voca...   10 Most Common English Mistakes    • 10 Most Common English Mistakes | English ...   How to Pronounce 50+ Animal Names in English:    • English Pronunciation | 50+ Animal & Insec...   American English Slang from a Native New Yorker    • English Slang From a Native New Yorker | E...   ****************************** Connect with Me on Social for MORE great lessons: Website: http://www.englishwithgabby.com Instagram:   / englishwithgabby   TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJUb1uct/ Facebook:   / englishwithgabby   Business inquiries: gabby@englishwithgabby.com ****************************** Common Questions Where are you from? I was born & raised in NYC. What teaching experience do you have? For the past 10 years, I've been a Higher Education English teacher at both a private language institute and a university. I've also taught English camps overseas with Non Profit Organizations. I also help Non Profit Organizations develop programs for free English camps and programs in developing countries. Why do you teach English? I teach English in order to help people change their lives. In 2007 I went on a humanitarian trip to Cambodia with my church and the people we worked with there begged us to teach them English so that they could get jobs that would get their families out of poverty. At the time, I was a Pre-med major in my university. After that trip, I decided that I wanted to use education to help get people out of poverty and help change their lives. One day I plan to open and help fund English schools in developing countries. Are you married? Do you have children? I'm a married mom. My husband's name is Jason and my son's name is Jacob. Do you speak any other languages? Aside from being fluent in English, I speak a moderate level of Spanish. I've learned some basic conversational skills in other languages thanks to my students :-) #ESL #englishlessons #englishidioms