Learn English Idioms and how to use them.
Image: Sheep, Moon, Wind, Coins ***Remember to use idioms appropriately in context to convey their intended meanings. Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. To be the black sheep Definition: To be the odd or disreputable member of a group or family. Example:…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. To have a heart-to-heart Definition: To have a sincere and honest conversation. Example: “They sat down for a heart-to-heart discussion about their relationship.” 2. To be a square peg in a round hole Definition: To not fit or…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. To have one’s feet on the ground Definition: To be practical, realistic, or sensible. Example: “She’s a successful entrepreneur who always has her feet on the ground.” 2. To have a green thumb Definition: To have…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. To steal someone’s heart Definition: To captivate or attract someone romantically. Example: “Her beautiful singing voice stole his heart.” 2. To be a needle in a haystack Definition: To be extremely difficult to find or locate. Example:…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. To be as cool as a cucumber Definition: To remain calm and composed, especially in stressful situations. Example: “Even with all the chaos around her, she was as cool as a cucumber.” 2. To have ants in…
Add Your Heading Text Here 1. To blow off steam Definition: To release or relieve stress or frustration. Example: “After a long day at work, he goes to the gym to blow off some steam.” 2. To beat around the bush…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. Have a bee in one’s bonnet Definition: To be obsessed or preoccupied with something. Example: “She has a bee in her bonnet about organizing her closet.” 2. A leopard can’t change its spots Definition: People can’t change their…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. Twist someone’s arm Definition: To persuade or convince someone, often through pressure or coercion. Example: “I didn’t want to go, but my friends twisted my arm, so I joined them at the party.” 2. Pull out all…
Add Your Heading Text Here 1. Green with envy Definition: Extremely jealous or envious of someone. Example: “When she saw her friend’s new car, she turned green with envy.” 2. Pull someone’s leg Definition: To tease or play a practical joke…
Exercise 1: Vocabulary 1. In the same boat Definition: Facing the same situation or problem as someone else. Example: “We’re all struggling with the workload, so let’s remember we’re in the same boat.” 2. Jump the gun Definition: To…