10 Essential Autumn Idioms | Learn English

The video tutorial introduces 10 essential English idioms related to autumn. Each idiom is explained with examples, covering phrases like 'autumn years', 'shaking like a leaf', 'that old chestnut', and more. The tutorial aims to help learners incorporate these idioms into their vocabulary, enhancing their understanding and usage of English expressions related to the autumn season.

What does the idiom 'autumn years' refer to?

• The early stages of life

• The beginning of a new career

• The later stages of life

• The middle stages of life

If someone is 'shaking like a leaf', what is likely happening to them?

• They are very angry

• They are very tired

• They are very cold

• They are very excited

What does it mean to 'squirrel away' something?

• To save it for later

• To give it away

• To waste it

• To use it immediately

What does the idiom 'turn over a new leaf' signify?

• To start a new chapter

• To repeat a mistake

• To end a relationship

• To forget something

When someone says 'it's raining cats and dogs', what are they describing?

• A light drizzle

• A windy day

• A sunny day

• A heavy rain