

Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 503
Oct 2, 2024
Discover how to improve your English with essential phrases for real-life challenges. Learn advanced idioms like 'at your wits end' and 'being in hot water' to navigate tricky conversations. Master expressions that boost your confidence under pressure, making you sound more fluent. Whether for work or exams, these insights will enhance your speaking skills and help you tackle difficulties with ease.
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At Your Wit's End
Being "at your wit's end" describes a feeling of helplessness. You've exhausted all options and don't know what to do.
Grasping at Straws
"Grasping at straws" means desperately trying any solution, however unlikely. It describes a state of desperation when facing a problem.
Going South
"Going south" signifies a worsening situation. Things deteriorate from bad to worse.