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1 day ago · The Origins of Idioms: A Journey Through Time. “Bite the Bullet”. “Break the Ice”. “Barking Up the Wrong Tree”. “Cost an Arm and a Leg”. “Kick the Bucket”. “Let the Cat Out of the Bag”. The Life of Idioms: Why They Are Famous and Their Influence. Expand Your Vocabulary.
3 days ago · Idiomatic expressions, also known as idioms, are phrases or expressions whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal meaning of the words that compose them. These phrases are an integral part of the English language and are frequently used in everyday conversation. Idioms add color and character to language, allowing speakers to express ...
1 day ago · A new English idiom every day, with example sentences, explanations, notes and quiz. For ESL learners. View online or subscribe by email.
5 days ago · Redheads make up only about 2% of the world's population, but they have spawned an impressive body of folklore: They're temperamental, they're tied to the devil, they're witches and they turn...
5 days ago · She had the prospect of a promising career as an artist ahead of her and no lack of friends and admirers. Perhaps it was the thought of a world where babies were welcome, and the more the merrier. Perhaps it was simply an inexpressible urge to explore new frontiers, new ideas, new ways of looking at things in whatever form they might take.
5 days ago · Hello @WannabeGoodAtEng 😊 This was very well written! I just made a few changes to make your sentences grammatically correct and also sound more natural. "I'm not that sensitive to my mood, but in general, When I'm in a bracing climate , Sun shines and the weather is not humid like in winter of Australia, I get relaxed and over the moon.
4 days ago · I’ve known you less than five minutes, and already I’m thinking Well this is a colossal mistake.. Paul Driscoll asked me to meet you: the exchange student from Norway, staying with his family for a year.
