Learn English Phrases: Beach

The video tutorial explains various idioms and expressions related to the ocean and sea. It covers phrases like 'a drop in the ocean', 'the coast is clear', 'beached whale', 'plenty more fish in the sea', 'life's a beach', 'the tide is turning', 'bury your head in the sand', and 'it's not the size of the ship, it's the motion of the ocean'. Each idiom is explained with examples to illustrate its meaning and usage in everyday language.

What does the idiom 'a drop in the ocean' imply?

• A large amount that is insignificant

• A small amount that is significant

• A large amount that is significant

• A small amount that is insignificant

What does the expression 'the coast is clear' mean?

• The path is safe

• The ocean is calm

• The weather is nice

• The coast is visible

How is the metaphor 'to look like a beached whale' used?

• To describe someone who is very agile

• To describe someone who is very large and immobile

• To describe someone who is very fast

• To describe someone who is very small

What does the idiom 'plenty more fish in the sea' suggest?

• There are many opportunities available

• There are many fish in the ocean

• There are no more opportunities

• There are few opportunities available

What does 'the tide is turning' indicate?

• The weather is changing

• The tide is high

• The ocean is calm

• A change in circumstances