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A load of codswallop Hello guys Ever heard of this word "codswallop" ? It's one word. This word is used in this phrase: "A load of codswallop" Meaning: The phrase "a load of codswallop" is another colloquial expression used in British English to mean something that is nonsensical, untrue, or unbelievable. It's similar to "a load of cobblers." Example: 1. His explanation for why he didn't finish the project on time was a load of codswallop; he just didn't prioritize it. 2. I can't believe you fell for his story about winning the lottery; it's clearly a load of codswallop. 3. The conspiracy theories they're spreading online are nothing but a load of codswallop. 4. The teacher's excuse for why she lost our homework was a load of codswallop; she probably just misplaced it. 5. Don't waste your time reading that article; it's just a load of codswallop with no credible sources. 6.You can’t keep champagne fresh by putting a spoon in the neck of the bottle - that’s a load of codswallop. And now signing off my video Wishing you all the best in this day. Stay awesome, positive and in good situations Bye bye #learnwithsannaammasha #englishvocabulary #englishfluency #phrases #englishcommunication #engljshspeaking
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10 informal ways to convey “you’re not allowed to do this” in English: 1. “Hey, sorry, but you can’t do that.” 2. “Sorry, but that’s a no-go.” 3. “Whoops, can’t let you do that.” 4. “Hey, that’s a big no-no.” 5. “Sorry, mate, that’s off-limits.” 6. “Sorry, but that’s a nope.” 7. “Hey, that’s against the rules.” 8. “Sorry, but you’re not supposed to do that.” 9. “Oops, that’s a forbidden move.” 10. “Hey, can’t let you get away with that.”
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