going to look at some idiomatic phrases or idioms or phrases depending you want to describe

them. Idioms are used a lot in the English language. You hear them in films, you hear

them in people's ocnversations, you read them in articles. And sometimes not quite sure

what they mean. And when somebody uses them there is no hint from what they say as to

exactly what it means. Let me give you an example. So Under the Weather. If I said to

you I am feeling under the weather today what does that mean? Well, let me give you an example.

When you walk into a room or into your office and somebody is caughing and spluttering and

sneezing. And you say: "Oh, how are you feeling? Are you ok?" "Oh I am a little under the weather"

meaning I am not well. Okay. So anytime that you're feeling a little sick or a little bit

of a headcold or "man" flu as we like to call it then you can say I am feeling under the

weather. How is he today? Oh he is under the weather, I wouldn't disturb him. Okay. So

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