Podcast Inglês Online

How have you been? Hoje, no podcast, eu falo sobre idioms com a palavra HELL. Não perca! Transcrição How have you been? You're listening to the new episode of the Inglês Online podcast. Thank you for telling everyone you know about this podcast and, enjoy! So here we go: this week I'm going to talk about two idioms with the word hell. Yep, hell, the opposite, so to speak, of heaven. Let's get right into it: if someone gives you hell for something you've done or said, that means... they're not happy, to say the least. Giving you hell means telling you off, scolding you in a severe way. As per usual, however, sometimes people say "Oh, so and so will give me hell if I'm late" and they might be exaggerating a little bit. Maybe their friend will say something if they're late but not necessarily give them hell - but we sometimes do that, right? We use certain expressions to exaggerate something and to create a certain effect. So you might say "I didn't do the dishes yesterday and my mother gave me hell for it"