In the air, up in the air, popular English idioms

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Do you feel a new idiom hanging in the air? Today’s video will help you master another popular English idiom! Actually, there are two variants of this idiom - ‘to be in the air’ and ‘to be up in the air’. Even though they look very similar with the only difference of one preposition, they mean two different things. So there’s no time to waste watch and learn!
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