I’m a real fan of “3s”…can you tell from my blog post titles? And well, I’m at it again with these three idiomatic English expressions. catch 22 (noun) Meaning: A situation that has no answer or solution. It comes from a novel of the same name. Example: “I applied for some jobs, but they won’t hireContinue reading “3 English Expressions”
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3 Idioms About Language
If you think about it, there is a lot of English language that revolves around, well, using language! Here are some useful idioms and sayings related to using language and conversation. 1. off the top of my head Meaning: Without researching the answer; without being sure Example: “I don’t know what time I have toContinue reading “3 Idioms About Language”
Idiom: “Play It By Ear”
Learn about the English idiom “play it by ear.”
Idiom: “Time Flies”
Learn about the English idiom “time flies when you’re having fun.”
Idiom: “Can of Worms”
Learn about the English idiom “can of worms.”
Teacher Amanda 