![English Teacher Matthew on Twitter: "#idiom of the day to pull someone's leg (to joke with someone) You're getting married?! Are you pulling my leg? #EnglishTips #english #learnenglish #englishteacher #englishidioms https://t.co/g7NVjNE5gG" / English Teacher Matthew on Twitter: "#idiom of the day to pull someone's leg (to joke with someone) You're getting married?! Are you pulling my leg? #EnglishTips #english #learnenglish #englishteacher #englishidioms https://t.co/g7NVjNE5gG" /](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DbQXYhQXkAAmsl0.jpg)
English Teacher Matthew on Twitter: "#idiom of the day to pull someone's leg (to joke with someone) You're getting married?! Are you pulling my leg? #EnglishTips #english #learnenglish #englishteacher #englishidioms https://t.co/g7NVjNE5gG" /
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Academia de Alemán. Cursos de Alemán e Ingles en Madrid 137.- Me estás tomando el pelo - You're pulling my leg - Madrid-Berlín-Idiomas
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Idiom: 'pulling your leg' (A) Hey, there's a giant spider on your shoulder! (B) Ah! Really? (A) … | English idioms, Good vocabulary words, English language learning
English with Karim - pull someone's leg : to tell someone something that is not true as a way of joking with the person | Facebook
![Shane English School on Twitter: "to pull someone's leg to joke with someone, usually by saying something untrue "Joel told me he was late, but then he showed up with flowers. He Shane English School on Twitter: "to pull someone's leg to joke with someone, usually by saying something untrue "Joel told me he was late, but then he showed up with flowers. He](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DjjxqSdWsAEmeaz.jpg)