“Out of the blue”- when something happens suddenly and is unexpected “Our professor gave us a quiz out of the blue today, luckily I was prepared” “Bend over backwards” - to work extra hard to make something happen “I bent over backwards for this company and this is how they repay me?” “Right of the bat” - at the beginning; immediately “We asked her but she couldn’t remember right off the bat, but she’ll message us when she remembers”

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“This might be ahead of your time” This person is suggesting that whatever topic they are about to bring up, might have happened before you were born, or before you were old enough to remember. As for the second phrase, this is my first time hearing it so I look forward to the answer as well!

It would be “Germans” the only reason we say “the”before French is because the word French cannot be plural on its own (frenchs/frenches) the same situation with The Japanese or The Spanish And of course it’s more common to just add “people” (ex: Japanese people)

It can translate two ways “Go through the problem without worrying about it.” Or “Don't worry, go through the problem.” There’s a phrasal verb that fits this situation well, it would be to “power through” - To continue doing something, even if it is difficult, until the end

Hi Izabela, your first answer is correct, with the “s” since you’re talking about multiple people, hope i helped!

Yes, I think all levels of education should be free. I'm aware that this position is idealistic. I'm not an expert on the subject. I'm sure there are many obstacles to actually achieving free education for all levels. As a matter of fact, some countries fail to provide free primary education. But I've been asked about what I think it should be. And regardless of what is, I think all kinds of education should be free.