Hello. In this idiom course we're going to study a money and business idiom. The idiom is live beyond your means. Conversation number two, a little more serious suit. Our company has been living beyond its means for the past five. We go repeat after me with turtle speed.

Live beyond your you're way more than what you earn. You're living beyond farther than your ability to pay for what you're doing. So you earn if it's you live beyond your means. We need to match up your and you the soul object and the pronoun in the idiom need to match this? Chuck, stick with me, baby. I never live beyond my means.

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