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π An Acid Test- an event that will show the true value of something or someone.
βΎοΈThis match will be an acid test for his skills.
π Fall from the grace-Someone who has done a thing which caused big loss as losing respect or popularity
βΎοΈ That last scandal was a fall from grace for him.
π Kick in the teeth-To feel that you were treated poorly
βΎοΈHe thinks the refusing of his behaviors by some friends a kick in the teeth .
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π An Acid Test- an event that will show the true value of something or someone.
βΎοΈThis match will be an acid test for his skills.
π Fall from the grace-Someone who has done a thing which caused big loss as losing respect or popularity
βΎοΈ That last scandal was a fall from grace for him.
π Kick in the teeth-To feel that you were treated poorly
βΎοΈHe thinks the refusing of his behaviors by some friends a kick in the teeth .
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πPersonality idiomsπ
Lone wolf
βΎοΈsomeone who prefers to be alone
Diamond geezer
βΎοΈsomeone whoβs very nice
Wet blanket
βΎοΈsomeone whoβs often scared
Rolling stone
βΎοΈsomeone who moves around a lot
Rough diamond
βΎοΈsomeone good but with some faults
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Lone wolf
βΎοΈsomeone who prefers to be alone
Diamond geezer
βΎοΈsomeone whoβs very nice
Wet blanket
βΎοΈsomeone whoβs often scared
Rolling stone
βΎοΈsomeone who moves around a lot
Rough diamond
βΎοΈsomeone good but with some faults
Which idiom suits on your personality?
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πLike a Cakewalkπ
β‘οΈMeaning: So easy task.
βοΈExample: Everyone took hours to write the code but Adam did it like a cakewalk.
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πLike a Cakewalkπ
β‘οΈMeaning: So easy task.
βοΈExample: Everyone took hours to write the code but Adam did it like a cakewalk.
Go on challenge yourself π€π
πβοΈMoreβοΈ
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βLondon is such a big city and it took me a while to find my feet when I first moved there.β
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βto find oneβs feetβ
βΆοΈto start to feel comfortable in new surroundings or a new situation
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βLondon is such a big city and it took me a while to find my feet when I first moved there.β
πΉIdiomπΉ
βto find oneβs feetβ
βΆοΈto start to feel comfortable in new surroundings or a new situation
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π¦Comparative idiomsπ£
π¦free as a bird
π¦skinny as a rail
π¦dead as a dodo
π¦happy as a lark
π¦crazy as a loon
π¦graceful as a swan
π¦proud as a peacock
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π¦free as a bird
π¦skinny as a rail
π¦dead as a dodo
π¦happy as a lark
π¦crazy as a loon
π¦graceful as a swan
π¦proud as a peacock
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πQuiz of the dayπ The guitar player in the band was amazing, he really..........the show. A. Took B. Held C. Stole What do you think? π§ Join Us :π @ingliztiliuzz @ingliztiliuzgroup
Correct answer: stole β
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βto steal the showβ
β‘οΈ to get the most attention or praise
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βͺοΈIdiom
βto steal the showβ
β‘οΈ to get the most attention or praise
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1. _(A little bird told me)_
something that you say in order to let someone know that you are not going to tell them who gave you the information being discussed
2. _(A pain in the neck)_
someone or something that is very annoying
3. _(A piece of cake)_
something very easy
4. _(To lay off)_
to stop using or doing something
5. _(pigs can fly)_
There is no chance of that ever happening.
6. _(Dead tired)_
Totally exhausted or fatigued.
7. _(Call it a day)_
to quit work and go home; to say that a day's work has been completed.
8. _(In charge of)_
Having control over or responsibility for.
9. _(In the way)_
to be close to doing something.
10. _(Be my guest)_
Help yourself.; After you. (A polite way of indicating that someone else should go first, help himself or herself to something, or take the last one of something.)
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1. _(A little bird told me)_
something that you say in order to let someone know that you are not going to tell them who gave you the information being discussed
2. _(A pain in the neck)_
someone or something that is very annoying
3. _(A piece of cake)_
something very easy
4. _(To lay off)_
to stop using or doing something
5. _(pigs can fly)_
There is no chance of that ever happening.
6. _(Dead tired)_
Totally exhausted or fatigued.
7. _(Call it a day)_
to quit work and go home; to say that a day's work has been completed.
8. _(In charge of)_
Having control over or responsibility for.
9. _(In the way)_
to be close to doing something.
10. _(Be my guest)_
Help yourself.; After you. (A polite way of indicating that someone else should go first, help himself or herself to something, or take the last one of something.)
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βοΈRead one's mindβοΈ
βοΈMeaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.
βοΈExplanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.
"For example:
π₯"You read my mind."
π₯"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.
π₯π©π»: "Do you want to go play pool?"
π¨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."
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βοΈRead one's mindβοΈ
βοΈMeaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.
βοΈExplanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.
"For example:
π₯"You read my mind."
π₯"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.
π₯π©π»: "Do you want to go play pool?"
π¨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."
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30 phrases for encouraging someone in English
When you want someone to try hard, keep going, or not give up, you can "encourage" them.
Here are some phrases that you can use for encouraging someone.
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Short stories have a way of teaching lessons that makes them more relatable and interesting. Rather than just telling your kid not to lie, relating a short story about it helps them understand what happens when they lie. It helps them become more aware of their actions and their consequences. The moral lessons from these stories also help shape their character and moral compass as they grow old.
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When you want someone to try hard, keep going, or not give up, you can "encourage" them.
Here are some phrases that you can use for encouraging someone.
https://youtu.be/zFD2Nv7nE0U
Also π Short Stories for Kids NEW NEW NEW
Short stories have a way of teaching lessons that makes them more relatable and interesting. Rather than just telling your kid not to lie, relating a short story about it helps them understand what happens when they lie. It helps them become more aware of their actions and their consequences. The moral lessons from these stories also help shape their character and moral compass as they grow old.
https://www.youtube.com/@englishnativetv/shorts
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When you want someone to try hard, keep going, or not give up, you can "encourage" them. Here are some phrases with pics that you can use for encouraging someone. 30 phrases for encouraging someone in English #english #enjoy #phrases #learnenglish #idiomsβ¦
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π¦Comparative idiomsπ£
π¦free as a bird
π¦skinny as a rail
π¦dead as a dodo
π¦happy as a lark
π¦crazy as a loon
π¦graceful as a swan
π¦proud as a peacock
Task : Try to create sentence by using these idioms, challenge yourself πͺ
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π¦free as a bird
π¦skinny as a rail
π¦dead as a dodo
π¦happy as a lark
π¦crazy as a loon
π¦graceful as a swan
π¦proud as a peacock
Task : Try to create sentence by using these idioms, challenge yourself πͺ
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βοΈRead one's mindβοΈ
βοΈMeaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.
βοΈExplanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.
"For example:
π₯"You read my mind."
π₯"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.
π₯π©π»: "Do you want to go play pool?"
π¨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."
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βοΈRead one's mindβοΈ
βοΈMeaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.
βοΈExplanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.
"For example:
π₯"You read my mind."
π₯"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.
π₯π©π»: "Do you want to go play pool?"
π¨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."
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β Donβt take it on me
β Donβt take it out on me
πΉ Meaning: Donβt blame or get angry at someone who isnβt responsible.
πΉ Example: I know you're upset, but donβt take it out on me!
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β Donβt take it out on me
πΉ Meaning: Donβt blame or get angry at someone who isnβt responsible.
πΉ Example: I know you're upset, but donβt take it out on me!
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βοΈRead one's mindβοΈ
βοΈMeaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.
βοΈExplanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.
"For example:
π₯"You read my mind."
π₯"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.
π₯π©π»: "Do you want to go play pool?"
π¨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."
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βοΈRead one's mindβοΈ
βοΈMeaning: When someone says something that you were also thinking about.
βοΈExplanation: This is a stronger way of saying, "I was thinking of that too.
"For example:
π₯"You read my mind."
π₯"I was going to suggest that. You must have read my mind.
π₯π©π»: "Do you want to go play pool?"
π¨: "You read my mind. That's exactly what I was thinking too."
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π― QUIZ TIME! π£οΈ What does the phrase "hit the nail on the head" mean? π To hurt someone accidentally β€οΈ To say exactly the right thing π₯° To build something quickly
"Hit the nail on the head"
π‘ Meaning: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.
π‘ Used when someone says something that is exactly right or accurate.
π¬ Examples:
1οΈβ£ "I think the problem is that we started too late."
β"Yes, you hit the nail on the head."
2οΈβ£ "She hit the nail on the head when she said we need more practice."
3οΈβ£ "You hit the nail on the head β itβs not about money, itβs about time."
π A perfect phrase to sound accurate and confident!
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π‘ Meaning: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.
π‘ Used when someone says something that is exactly right or accurate.
π¬ Examples:
1οΈβ£ "I think the problem is that we started too late."
β"Yes, you hit the nail on the head."
2οΈβ£ "She hit the nail on the head when she said we need more practice."
3οΈβ£ "You hit the nail on the head β itβs not about money, itβs about time."
π A perfect phrase to sound accurate and confident!
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π¦Comparative idiomsπ£
π¦free as a bird
π¦skinny as a rail
π¦dead as a dodo
π¦happy as a lark
π¦crazy as a loon
π¦graceful as a swan
π¦proud as a peacock
Task : Try to create sentence by using these idioms, challenge yourself πͺ
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π¦free as a bird
π¦skinny as a rail
π¦dead as a dodo
π¦happy as a lark
π¦crazy as a loon
π¦graceful as a swan
π¦proud as a peacock
Task : Try to create sentence by using these idioms, challenge yourself πͺ
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Imagine this:
π§ What does it mean?
READ THE ROOM = Understand the mood and situation before you speak or act.
π₯ Real-life examples:
π’ Not now. Read the room!
π’ He really needs to read the room.
π’ Before making that joke, read the room.
π― Your turn:
What would you say if someone started laughing during a serious meeting?
βRead the room!βπ§
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Imagine this:
Everyone is sad after a serious meeting.
Then one guy walks in and says:π βGuys, whoβs ready to party tonight?β
Someone whispers:π βBroβ¦ read the room.βπ
READ THE ROOM = Understand the mood and situation before you speak or act.
π₯ Real-life examples:
π― Your turn:
What would you say if someone started laughing during a serious meeting?
βRead the room!β
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Couch potato
Meaning/Usage: Used when someone watches too much television.
πΈ"My husband is a couch potato. He sits in front of the TV all day long."
πΈ"You have a huge belly because you're a couch potato."
πΈ"I should be more active and less of a couch potato."
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Couch potato
Meaning/Usage: Used when someone watches too much television.
βοΈExplanation: This was created for someone watching too much television because in some western countries, a person usually sits on the "couch" and eats "potato" chips while watching television.
βοΈExamples:πΈ"My husband is a couch potato. He sits in front of the TV all day long."
πΈ"You have a huge belly because you're a couch potato."
πΈ"I should be more active and less of a couch potato."
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