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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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One-Point English Idiom Lesson – Sleep On It

MichaelAD March 5, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Do you need to sleep on it? When you need some time to make a decision, you can say, “…sleep on it.” A trip to …

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One-Point English Idiom Lesson – Get Trashed

MichaelAD March 4, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Today’s One-Point English lesson is all about the booze. Are you going to get trashed tonight? Since it’s Friday, I thought I would share this …

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One-Point English Idiom lesson: Early Bird

MichaelAD March 1, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Are you an early bird? I was an early bird this morning. An “early bird” is a person who wakes up early in the morning. …

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One-Point English Idiom Lesson: Hit the Hay

MichaelAD February 28, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

English Idiom – “Hit the hay.” Hay is the kind of dry grass that horses like to eat. In olden days, beds were stuffed with …

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Happy English Idiom Lesson – “Wake up and smell the coffee” – From New York!

MichaelAD February 27, 2011 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

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Business English Idiom Lesson: Get the Ball Rolling

MichaelAD February 26, 2011 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

When you say that you get the ball rolling, it means that you will start doing something. At home, it could mean that you are …

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Happy English Idiom Lesson – “My Eyes Are Bigger Than My Stomach” – From New York!

MichaelAD February 25, 2011 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

My eyes are bigger than my stomach. This happens to me sometimes. This morning, we had french toast for breakfast. I took too many slices, …

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Happy English Idiom Lesson – “The Cold Shoulder” – From New York!

MichaelAD February 23, 2011 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

It’s 22F (-6C) in NYC today, another cold day in this the coldest winter I can remember. So what better way to start the day than with …

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