well isn’t that a beautiful balcony I’ve
just been inspired by the clouds in
London today
gorgeous cloudy weather and I think it’s
a great opportunity to talk to you all
today about cloud related idioms now
when I mentioned idioms in my English
classes the first one that anyone says
is what is it the first one that
everyone says is it’s raining cats and
dogs now I do like weather-related
idioms I use them a lot but this
particular idiom meaning it’s raining a
lot
I just don’t tend to use it so I want to
give you some idioms that are relevant
that we do use a lot so here are three
cloud related idioms
so my first cloud related idiom is every
cloud has a silver lining and this is my
absolute favorite idiom in the history
of idioms because it’s so positive it
means that out of every unpleasant or
difficult situation there is always
something positive an example of this
would be I got fired yesterday but at
least I can spend more time writing the
book I wanted to write so every cloud
has a silver lining
guys please don’t worry I didn’t get
fired yesterday because I am
self-employed quite a funny alternative
to my favorite idiom which is every
cloud has a silver lining is every
silver lining has a cloud which means
that every positive situation also has a
negative one but let’s stick with the
original my next cloud idiom is to have
your head in the clouds if somebody has
their head in the clouds it means they
are out of touch with reality their
ideas are not logical nor are they
practical an example of this would be
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 maybe
you could subscribe and help me it’s
getting cloudier and cloudier my next
cloud related idiom is on cloud 9 and if
somebody is on cloud 9 it means they are
elated or extremely happy so when I
finished my exams last week I was on
cloud
9 and drinking wine so I hope you
enjoyed my video on cloud related idioms
I know there are only three but this is
a bonus video is the Friday I should be
at the pub but I just got suddenly
inspired by the clouds in other news I
have opened an Instagram account and it
is learn English with Lucy should be
just here and please follow me and you
can see little updates of what I do in
my daily life and I will be back to
filming normal lesson videos next week
and until then Cheers so that was my
video on cloud related India Indians
know
just been inspired by the clouds in
London today
gorgeous cloudy weather and I think it’s
a great opportunity to talk to you all
today about cloud related idioms now
when I mentioned idioms in my English
classes the first one that anyone says
is what is it the first one that
everyone says is it’s raining cats and
dogs now I do like weather-related
idioms I use them a lot but this
particular idiom meaning it’s raining a
lot
I just don’t tend to use it so I want to
give you some idioms that are relevant
that we do use a lot so here are three
cloud related idioms
so my first cloud related idiom is every
cloud has a silver lining and this is my
absolute favorite idiom in the history
of idioms because it’s so positive it
means that out of every unpleasant or
difficult situation there is always
something positive an example of this
would be I got fired yesterday but at
least I can spend more time writing the
book I wanted to write so every cloud
has a silver lining
guys please don’t worry I didn’t get
fired yesterday because I am
self-employed quite a funny alternative
to my favorite idiom which is every
cloud has a silver lining is every
silver lining has a cloud which means
that every positive situation also has a
negative one but let’s stick with the
original my next cloud idiom is to have
your head in the clouds if somebody has
their head in the clouds it means they
are out of touch with reality their
ideas are not logical nor are they
practical an example of this would be
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 maybe
you could subscribe and help me it’s
getting cloudier and cloudier my next
cloud related idiom is on cloud 9 and if
somebody is on cloud 9 it means they are
elated or extremely happy so when I
finished my exams last week I was on
cloud
9 and drinking wine so I hope you
enjoyed my video on cloud related idioms
I know there are only three but this is
a bonus video is the Friday I should be
at the pub but I just got suddenly
inspired by the clouds in other news I
have opened an Instagram account and it
is learn English with Lucy should be
just here and please follow me and you
can see little updates of what I do in
my daily life and I will be back to
filming normal lesson videos next week
and until then Cheers so that was my
video on cloud related India Indians
know
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