Society and Culture | English Idioms Lesson 1: Can’t Make Heads or Tails of
In this video, Instructor Corley and Instructor Lili guide you to learn a classic English idiom “make heads or tails of something”. This lesson consists of five main parts: 1) The meaning of the idiom; 2) The origin of the idiom; 3) A brief discussion on how the idiom is related to the coin toss expression “heads or tails”; 4) A demonstration of how the positive and negative forms of the idiom are used.
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