Learning English Vocabulary English in a Minute: Phrases with 'foot'
Feb 4, 2026
Short clips explain common phrases that use the word 'foot'. Topics include asserting yourself, starting badly, making a strong impression, and charming someone romantically. Each phrase is defined and shown with a simple everyday example.
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Early Starts Shape Outcomes
- Getting off on the wrong foot means starting something unsuccessfully.
- A small early mistake can shape ongoing relations or outcomes.
Use Firm Boundaries When Needed
- Put your foot down when you need to say no and enforce a rule.
- Use authority clearly, like parents or teachers stopping something from happening.
First-Day Music Dispute
- A speaker recounts asking someone to turn music down on their first day, which caused a bad start.
- This example illustrates how first impressions can lead to lasting friction.