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Learn English Idioms – Put Your Foot In Your Mouth

MichaelAD January 14, 2023 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Have you every done something embarrassing? Maybe you went to a party and saw someone you’ve met before, but couldn’t remember their name. That happens …

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Learn English Idioms – Long Winded

MichaelAD June 6, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

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Learn English Idioms – To Get Bent Out of Shape

MichaelAD January 23, 2022 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

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English Idiom “Blow” from Happy English NY

MichaelAD May 11, 2020 Idioms & Slang

Blow is an interesting word which has some idiomatic uses. The standard meaning is of course the movement of air. You can blow out the …

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It’s not raining cats & dogs anymore, it’s pouring

MichaelAD September 25, 2018 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

Did you know that in English we have an expression which goes like this: April showers bring May flowers. This means that all of the …

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Get Something for Peanuts and 9 More Food Related Idioms in American English

MichaelAD September 15, 2018 Idioms & Slang Leave a Comment

For today’s free English Lesson, we are going to look at ten idioms that use food related words. Have a look at the paragraph above …

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Hang Out! One-Point American English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD August 24, 2018 Slang Leave a Comment

Hang out means to spend leisure time doing nothing in particular. When you spend time relaxing at home, in the park or with friends, you …

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Make Up Your Mind – Happy English Idiom Lesson

MichaelAD August 16, 2018 Idioms & Slang 1 Comment

When you make up your mind, it means you decide something. You can make up your mind [to do something] or [about something]: – I …

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A Fish Out Of Water & 9 Other Animal Idioms

MichaelAD August 14, 2018 Idioms & Slang 2 Comments

Here are some commonly used idioms that you can use to make your English sound more natural and less like a textbook. to be like …

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Four Money-Related Idioms With Make

MichaelAD May 8, 2014 Confusing Words Leave a Comment

My cousin Suzy has a good job, and makes a living doing computer work. She moved to Manhattan two years ago, but she soon found …

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