What does 'spill the tea' mean? The English We Speak #02
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Date: 2020-09-18
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Lena
Sorry! But I can clearly hear :... 'but IF you heard that Bob and Susan are dating', while in the subtitles I see: '... but HAVE you heard that Bob and Susan ...'. Could anyone explain, please, which is correct?
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Sorry! But I can clearly hear :... 'but IF you heard that Bob and Susan are dating', while in the subtitles I see: '... but HAVE you heard that Bob and Susan ...'. Could anyone explain, please, which is correct?
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Pe
Thank you so much for teaching this expression and for this reason, I do wanna know what is exactly meaning of 'by the seat of my pants ' I do wanna learn where can I use that expression correctly.
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Thank you so much for teaching this expression and for this reason, I do wanna know what is exactly meaning of 'by the seat of my pants ' I do wanna learn where can I use that expression correctly.
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Nanthapong
LOL, I personally think Feifei was rarely made fun of. Anyway, the expression is quite close to 'spill the beans' as well as 'let the cat out of the bag', isn't it?
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LOL, I personally think Feifei was rarely made fun of. Anyway, the expression is quite close to 'spill the beans' as well as 'let the cat out of the bag', isn't it?
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Maggie
May I ask a question?
Does he lost a dare and now mean he originally had no dare to do tattoo, but now he does it.?
Thank you in advance.
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May I ask a question?
Does he lost a dare and now mean he originally had no dare to do tattoo, but now he does it.?
Thank you in advance.
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mai
one of my friends who really likes to gossip whenever he has a chance. I don't really spill the tea regularly although it looks fun.
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one of my friends who really likes to gossip whenever he has a chance. I don't really spill the tea regularly although it looks fun.
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