Understanding Idioms: Go Out on a Limb

This video tutorial explains the concept of idioms, which are phrases that cannot be taken literally. It focuses on two idioms: 'barked up the wrong tree', meaning to make the wrong choice, and 'go out on a limb', meaning to take a risk. Through examples and illustrations, the video clarifies common misconceptions about these idioms and demonstrates their correct usage in context.

What common mistake do people make when interpreting idioms?

How does the example of John illustrate the meaning of 'go out on a limb'?