Hello, I am a very interesting and intelligent man. And today, my head and I are going to teach you some English idioms. (I'll bet???) you have never been told by my head before. Well, yes, I suppose actually you have been told by my head before. Anyway, now, as we all know, learning a foreign language is very very very difficult and frustrating experience. Yes, indeed, it can very very very very very difficult and frustrating experience. It's like banging your head against a brick wall. In English if we try to do something that seems impossible or make us frustrated, we can say it is banging your head against a brick wall. It's like a banging your head against a brick wall. Of course, with my lessons, learning English is easy. Oh, yes. When you got such an interesting and intelligent teacher as me, it's ..very simple. When do you mean I've got my head in the clouds? In English, if someone is not fully aware of a situation, we can say 'he has got his head in the clouds'. He has got his head in the clouds. Have you met my younger brother? Now I know what you are thinking. You are thinking 'you are a silly man!' . That's not your yonger brother, that's an old man. But you are wrong. He has got an old head on young shoulders. In English, if someone seems old than they are, or if they talk and think like an old person, we can say 'he has got an old head on young shoulders'. He has got an old head on young shoulders. Unlike me, I have got a young head on old shoulders.
各位!我是一個非常風趣而且聰穎的人。今天,我的頭和我將教給你
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