Brian L
May 24, 2025
Do you always say "I'm in trouble"? Want to sound more natural?
Try this phrase: "in hot water"
It means to be in trouble, especially for doing something wrong.
Example: "I was in hot water after I forgot my boss’s email."
This phrase makes your English sound more natural and expressive. Native speakers use it often.
When were you last in hot water?
Try this: "I was in hot water when __________."
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