Idiom of the day ⭐️ The jury is out – a decision has not been made yet, or the outcome is still uncertain. 👩‍🏫A jury is a group of people in a court who listen to evidence and decide the outcome of a case. Here, it's used to talk about situations where there isn’t enough information yet, or when opinions are still divided. 📌Note that we often use the preposition "on" after this phrase: the jury is out + on + something Examples: The jury is still out on whether this new AI tool is actually useful for learning English. We’ve made some changes to the product, but the jury is out on how users will respond. 🌟Improve your vocabulary and grammar with our 7-week course English For Tech