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Learn English Idioms – Long Winded

MichaelAD June 6, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

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English Idiom Goof Off! From Happy English NY

MichaelAD April 17, 2011 Idioms & Slang 2 Comments

Are you a goof off? Do you know someone who is a goof off? If you are a goof off, you are not serious about …

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English Idiom Use Your Head! From Happy English NY

MichaelAD April 16, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

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English Idiom “Spring Fever” From Happy English NY

MichaelAD April 12, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Do you have spring fever? A lot of people get spring fever this time of year. But don’t worry, you don’t need to go the …

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Idiom Lesson “feel no pain” From Happy English NY

MichaelAD March 25, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

T.G.I.F! Since it’s Friday, and this is the day when many people tend to go out and party, I thought we can look at another …

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Idiom Lesson “Three sheets to the wind” From Happy English New York!

MichaelAD March 22, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

After a few cocktails, or beers, you may be three sheets to the wind. Have you heard this idiom? Three sheets to the wind means …

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English slang lesson “bonehead” From Happy English New York!

MichaelAD March 19, 2011 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

English Slang on Saturday: Bonehead is a word (noun) we use to describe a person who is particularly stupid, foolish, or unthinking. -Brad is such …

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Idiom Lesson “Eager Beaver” From Happy English New York!

MichaelAD March 18, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

When you see a beaver building a dam or a nest, they seem to be very enthusiastic about doing the task. When a person is …

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Idiom Lesson “Couch Potato” From Happy English New York!

MichaelAD March 8, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Are you a couch* potato? Many people these days are. Can you guess the meaning from the image? If you put a potato on a …

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One-Point English Idiom Lesson – On a Roll

MichaelAD March 6, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Are you on a roll? When you are on a roll you are experiencing success after success. You have a series of successes. When you …

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