Posts Tagged ‘idioms’
English Idioms ~ Keeping it in the family
In honor of International Day of Families, and my own family in from out of town this weekend, I’ve decided to dedicate this week’s idioms to family. So what are some common idioms related to family? Find some of them here! Be sure to check out tomorrow’s Cartoon Friday post, which will also feature some…
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Be on Cloud Nine with these English Idioms for Feelings and Moods
Think about your daily routine, conversations, and interactions. How often do you answer the questions, “How are you?” or “How are you doing?” Have you ever been asked, “Are you okay?” “Is something wrong?” Being able to express our feelings and moods in English will help us satisfy what we need, and communicate more effectively…
Read More“Talk the talk and walk the walk” Idiom exercise ANSWERS
“Talk the talk and walk the walk” Idiom exercise ANSWERS See my Instagram for the answers to the conversation idioms exercise posted on Wednesday! Be sure to follow for more exercises, and even more exciting challenges coming soon! <3
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“Talk the Talk & Walk the Walk” with these Conversation English Idioms (+ exercise)
So, do you think you can talk the talk and walk the walk? Well, after learning these useful idioms related to conversation, language, and speaking, you definitely will be able to! Communication is so important, we rely on it day in..and day out (24/7…all the time!). Don’t bite your tongue, be sure to ask…
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Earth Day English Idioms
Learning is a ray of sunshine (something that brings happiness) to me! The opportunity to teach others is like heaven on earth (a very enjoyable situation, thing, place) I am not going to beat around the bush (to avoid saying something by talking about other things), I will come out and directly say that this week, the…
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