6.2K views · 91 reactions | In this lesson I’m going to teach you the idiom, “to bend over backwards.” Meaning: To try very hard to help or please someone. Can you use it in a sentence? | Bri’s Practical English | Facebook

29K views · 745 reactions | Let's learn the idiom 'to bend over backwards' - WATCH THE VIDEO for today's mini vocabulary lesson and develop your knowledge and usage of idioms quickly and easily. Listen to the explanation and example and start confidently using this great expression on your own straight away. Feel free to share your example sentences in the comments section below - and don't forget to come back again tomorrow to learn another idiom!  Nicole | Sydney English Teacher | Facebook

496K views · 19K reactions | ️ "We've been forced as a nation to bend over backwards to accommodate everybody" Leader of Kent County Council Linden Kemkaran speaks to Camilla Tominey about why her father's generation was 'spectacularly good' at integrating and how that has changed  Listen now ⬇️ https://linktr.ee/thedailytpodcast | The Telegraph | Facebook