Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Idioms 259. The idiom today is rest assured. Okay. Let's take a look at the note here. We can also sometimes say rest easy to mean the same thing. So rest is really you know, be relaxed. Don't worry. Rest. Assured. Well you could be assured like you could have confidence in something. So rest assured. Rest easy. Don't worry about something you know, we, we got it. We're under control. All right. So let's continue with the note here. So if one tells someone to be rest assured, he or she is telling another person that they can be certain or confident that something will be done. Yes. You are letting someone know that they don't need to worry. You are in control. All right. Don't worry we got this we're in control. Rest assured. It'll be taken care of. It is usually used as an imperative. Kind of like an order. You tell them you rest assured. Nobody says I rest assure. or I was rest assured and it's kind of weird. Usually somebody's telling somebody else rest assured. Like don't worry about it. So they're doing it. It's like an order or command. All right. So let's look at some examples here. Example number one. Rest assured. We will make sure your package arrives on time. Yeah. This is a common one. People are trying to send something, especially if they were sending it late and they weren't sure it was going to arrive on time. Maybe they want it to arrive for somebody's birthday or maybe it's important that you know it's due to get in. Maybe you might get in trouble if something's not on time. So they're telling you don't worry. We got this. It'll be there. It'll arrive on time don't worry. Rest assured. We got this or number two you could be rest assured. We will do everything to help you. Well you know, this is trying to give somebody confidence like don't worry we won't forget about you we will be trying our best to help you. All right. Let's look at number three. Rest assured. We will provide your grandmother with the best of care. It sounds like maybe Grandma. They're putting Grandma in an old-age home or retirement home or nursing home. possibly. And you know people are feeling a little guilty about it or that they're still worried that maybe they won't really you know, pay much attention to her. So they're telling them rest assured. We will provide her with the best of care. We'll take care of it. Were in ... we're in control. You can take it easy. Okay. Anyway I hope you got it. I hope it is clear. Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.
A2 US assured rest worry arrive telling care English Tutor Nick P Idioms (259) Rest Assured 33 0 anitawu12 posted on 2019/07/24 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary