Category: Slang & Idiomatic Expressions

Today you’re going to learn some English expressions with the words “easy” and “hard.” These individual words have simple definitions, but when they are used inside idioms, the whole …

300+ Idioms Course Hello, students! How are you today? Today’s question comes from a student who was watching a movie. In this movie, one character said to another, “Get …

Everyday English Speaking Level 2 If you watch TV and movies in English, you’ll probably see a lot of new words and expressions that might not come up in …

This post and infographic were contributed by TakeLessons.com Do you ever feel like sometimes English just doesn’t make sense? Well, you’re not exactly wrong. There are certain instances in …

It’s December 31st – we’re at the end of the year! In today’s lesson, you’ll learn 8 English idioms with the word end. Remember, don’t try to translate these …

  Learn more about the Idioms Course William Shakespeare was a poet and playwright who lived in the 16th century. He is regarded as one of the greatest writers …

Learn more about the Idioms Course #1 – stop/quit (something) cold turkey This expression means to stop doing something suddenly and completely (instead of gradually decreasing it over time). …