Eye Idioms | Learn English | Idioms

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Eyes play a part in many English Expressions. This lesson looks at 47 of the most common. Do you know what connection eyes and the belly have? Do you know how a man with brown eyes can be called a blue-eyed boy? Have you got eyes in the back of your head? Has anyone ever given you their eye? These questions and more are answered here in this Video English Lesson. The English in the lesson is mainly British English. To get the most from the video, please do the exercises by clicking the following link. | http://linguaspectrum.com/lessons/language_lessons/Eye%20Expressions/

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[26blanco]

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[Linguaspectrum]

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[mariapyhugom]

Hello, do u know if there is a website or place where i can translate an english text into a phonetic alphabet?

Thanks.

[Linguaspectrum]

Hi. I don't think such a site exists. The phonetic transcription depends on the speaker's accent. Phonetic transcription is extremely difficult and skillful and takes years of practice to get it right. I don't think a machine is yet capable of doing it. Thousands of university students across the world probably wish it could be done, but the only way to do it is to learn how to do it yourself. Sorry.

[02sanja]

btw: Music used this way works perfectly. :-) best wishes. B.

[Linguaspectrum]

I continually strive to improve.

Thanks for you comments,

Richard

[inyazserg]

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[boshra74]

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[Salaamatzz]

Thank you, they get better and better. The last one, in particular was a very nice one. Idioms, casually, may vary from simply being graspable to not so fully perceivable, as far as the Eyes could see.

How did I do?

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[lubnasariya]

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[TheUtube1user]

Great video

Very helpful

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