IDIOM FOR IELTS: Vocabulary for a 7+ 🔥 #shorts #ielts

The video discusses a personal experience of narrowly missing a library book pickup, using the idiom 'by the skin of your teeth' to describe the situation. The idiom is explained, and viewers are encouraged to reflect on similar experiences where they just missed or barely made it on time.

What did the speaker miss at the library?

• A meeting

• A book pickup

• A movie screening

• A study session

What does the idiom 'by the skin of my teeth' mean?

• To achieve something easily

• To do something without effort

• To narrowly miss or achieve something

• To miss something completely

Why is the idiom 'by the skin of my teeth' considered humorous?

• Because it is a common saying

• Because teeth don't have skin

• Because it is a new idiom

• Because it rhymes

What would have happened if the speaker arrived 2 minutes earlier?

• They would have been too early

• They would have been late

• They would have missed it by a larger margin

• They would have made it by the skin of their teeth

What does the speaker encourage the audience to think about?

• Times they were late

• Times they forgot something

• Times they were early

• Times they narrowly missed or made it on time