IDIOM - The Cat's out of the Bag - American English

The video tutorial by Rachel's English explains the idiom 'the cat's out of the bag', which means a secret has been revealed. The instructor shares a personal secret about her pregnancy and uses it as an example. The video provides a detailed pronunciation guide, emphasizing the importance of function and content words in English. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and continue learning through various playlists and resources.

What does the idiom 'the cat's out of the bag' mean?

Can you provide an example of how the idiom 'the cat's out of the bag' can be used in a sentence?

How does the speaker describe the difficulty of keeping a secret?

What personal news did the speaker reveal in the video?

What are some reactions the speaker received regarding their pregnancy?

What is the significance of the phrase 'out of the' in the context of the idiom?

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