Our three idioms this week are: Sorry, you can't see the video but you can still download it from the link on this page. To see the video in the page you need to ...

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Do you know what 'an elephant in the room' means? What about 'when pigs fly'? Or 'what's good for the goose is good for the gander'? Learn more as we explain these idioms and sayings in this lesson.

What is the difference between an 'idiom', 'slang' and a 'phrase'? We take a closer look in this lesson below. Idioms, slang and phrases are three areas of language usage which are unique and have ...

"A piece of cake" is an example of an idiom. An idiom is a phrase or group of words with what we call a “figurative meaning” that’s different from the literal meaning of those words. Source: Moment RF ...

TO many, idioms and proverbs are just another lesson in English grammar to get over with, however, they can be powerful tokens of symbolism and expression. When used effectively, a handful of these ...

Sorry, you can't see the video but you can still download it from the link on this page. To see the video in the page you need to enable JavaScript in your browser's ...