IDIOMS | WEATHER IDIOMS | LEARNING ENGLISH CONVERSATION Part 1

The video tutorial covers various weather-related idioms, explaining their meanings and providing examples. It begins with 'out of the blue', describing unexpected events, followed by 'the calm before the storm', indicating a peaceful period before chaos. 'Head in the clouds' refers to being distracted, while 'in a fog' describes confusion. Finally, 'break the ice' is about initiating conversation. Each idiom is illustrated with relatable examples, enhancing understanding.

What does the idiom 'out of the blue' mean?

Can you provide an example of a situation that illustrates the idiom 'the calm before the storm'?

How can the idiom 'the calm before the storm' be applied to personal life events?

What does it mean to have 'your head in the clouds'?

Describe a time when you felt 'in a fog'. What was happening?

What are some common scenarios where people might feel 'in a haze'?

What does the phrase 'to break the ice' refer to in social situations?