Idioms and phrases are a crucial component of the English language and play a significant role in competitive exams. They enhance vocabulary by allowing one to express ideas in a creative manner.

In the early years of my teaching career, enamoured by the 'flowery English,' I frequently peppered my lessons and speeches ...

Whether they're related to food, football, or feline friends, American idioms can be colorful — and confusing to people visiting from abroad. While phrases like "shoot the breeze" (to talk about ...

The new year is a time when many people make resolutions to improve themselves. Here are some idioms about change and new beginnings. Meaning: To change the way you behave and become a better person.

We use phrases and idioms every day without often considering the meaning. This is where some of the most well-known ones ...

And she isn’t just talking about educational videos; she wants people to be able to pick up typical English phrases – or idioms – while they’re watching their favourite YouTubers and talk ...

My name is Adas Vasiliauskas, and I created the globally recognized project Quarantine Portraits. Now, I have taken on a new ...

Learn everyday expressions and idioms in 'The English We Speak'. test yourself with 'Phrase Frenzy', and learn more about English idioms in 'We Say - You Say' and 'This is Where'.

Mickey Starling  [email protected] It seems there are more than enough idioms to cover all walks of life and ...

“In the doghouse”: Means someone is in trouble. This idiom stems from J.M. Barrie’s 1911 Peter Pan. Mr. Darling, father of ...