Lesson 799 - English Idiom | Get to the point | You made my day | Getting at me | Once upon a time

Lesson 799 - English Idiom | Get to the point | You made my day | Getting at me | Once upon a time Hello Everyone, Today we are going to learn 4 different English idioms and thier examples: 1) Get to the point 2) You made my day 3) Getting at me 4) Once upon a time Details with Examples 1) Get to the point —I only have 5 minutes, please get to the point. —Okay, Somnang, let's get to the point. —Please get to the point, we don’t have much time. Boss: Let me get to the point. You’re all fired. Employees: Thanks, boss! 2) You made my day —You are very kind. YMMD. —You bring me a good news. You made my day. —Thank you for making my day. — I win the first prize. This winning (it) really makes my day! 3) Getting at me —Why are you always getting at me? —They use him to get at me. —He keeps getting at me and I really don't know what I've done wrong. —If you are getting at me again, I will complaint to the police. 4) Once upon a time —Once upon a time there was an ugly duckling. —Once upon a time there was a wise man. —He was a famous actor once upon a time. —Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess named Snow White. Fore more detail explanation, please watch the video. For more amazing video lessons, please watch in the following links: Meaning and how to use INBOX MISSING OVER LOVE THAT MUCH OVER THINKING | រៀន អង់គ្លេស -    • Lesson 795 - Meaning and how to use INBOX ...   English Collocation Idiom with the verb Break and Make -    • Lesson 793 - English Collocation Idiom wit...   Difference meaning of TOO MUCH SO MUCH EXACTLY ACTUALLY REMAIN STILL LEARN STUDY –    • Lesson 789 - Difference meaning of TOO MUC...   Learn 6 English phrases Get ready Get out of here Get out of here Get well soon -    • Lesson 792 - Learn 6 English phrases   Get...   Meaning and how to use INBOX MISSING OVER LOVE THAT MUCH OVER THINKING | រៀន អង់គ្លេស -    • Lesson 795 - Meaning and how to use INBOX ...   English Collocation Idiom with the verb Break and Make -    • Lesson 793 - English Collocation Idiom wit...   Difference meaning of TOO MUCH SO MUCH EXACTLY ACTUALLY REMAIN STILL LEARN STUDY –    • Lesson 789 - Difference meaning of TOO MUC...   Learn 6 English phrases Get ready Get out of here Get out of here Get well soon -    • Lesson 792 - Learn 6 English phrases   Get...   Many thanks, Socheat