Hello and

me, Phil. We speak with me, Faye.

And me, Phil.

We have an expression about things that scare you.

They make your hair stand on end.

Make your hair stand on end.

Make your hair stand on end.

I'm not sure I'm brave enough to find out how you use this one.

Go on, tell us what makes your hair stand on end.

I can't stand mice and my house is full of them.

When I see one it makes my hair stand on end.

I don't even want to think about it but what about other times what other things are you

scared off what makes your hair stand on end you know when you see great big spiders, really hairy ones, even if I just think of them, they make

my hair stand on end.

Is it just animals that you're scared of? Is there anything else that can make your hair

stand on end? Okay, maybe Heights. I remember being high up on a mountain and

looking down at the rocks below it really made my hair stand on end.

Has anyone ever said that you're easily scared?

Let's hear some more examples.

Being on a scary fairgram ride makes my hair stand on end.

Hearing footsteps outside my window on a dark night made my hair stand on end. If I saw a shark while I was swimming in the sea, it would make my hair stand on end. You're listening to the English we speak from BBC Learning English and we're learning

the expression make your hair stand on end. It's used to talk about things that scare you.

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