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Learn the Idiom: 'A Pinch of Salt' | Intermediate English (B1 Level) | IELTS Vocab

Ever heard the idiom "a pinch of salt" and wondered what it means? Join us in this fun and engaging English lesson designed for B1 intermediate learners! We’ll break down this common expression, explore its meaning, and show you how to use it like a pro in your everyday conversations. In this video, you’ll learn: ▶ Definition and Meaning: Understand what it means to take something “with a pinch of salt” and when to use this idiom to show skepticism or doubt. ▶ Real-Life Examples: See the idiom in action through everyday examples and dialogues. ▶ Common Usage Tips: Learn how native speakers use "a pinch of salt" in different contexts. ▶ Practice Exercises: Get tips on practicing this phrase to improve your confidence and fluency. ▶ By the end of this video, you’ll know exactly when to take things “with a pinch of salt” and how to use this idiom naturally in conversation! Perfect for English learners looking to sound more fluent and confident. Remember to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more vocabulary tips, idioms, and English language lessons! Let's dive in! _______________ ⭕ Speak Confident English Courses - now with 50% discount: 👉 https://getenglishtips.com/ ⭕ Ken provides the English video lessons free. If you’d like to buy Ken a coffee (it’s his morning fuel!!) to share the love, please do so 👉 https://ko-fi.com/getenglishtips OTHER CHANNELS 👉 Get English Tips Instagram:   / getenglishtips   👉 Ajarn Ken Podcasts: https://anchor.fm/get-english-tips 👉 Facebook:   / getenglishtips   👉 YouTube:    / getenglishtips   ABOUT AJARN KEN ➡ Native British English Teacher with a Scottish Accent ➡ Teaching 7200+ English learners since 2008 ➡ Specialising in interview preparation – Cabin Crew Interviews/Interviews in English ➡ Speaks 4 languages conversationally + native English ➡ Visited 56 countries ➡ Lived and worked in 10 countries on 3 continents