Category: Slang & Idiomatic Expressions
What exactly is slang? Difference between Slang & Idioms People – General Words Appearance & Age Intelligence, Beliefs, Work Ethic Pride & Bravery Social Group/Status Character/Personality Actions Human Body …
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). …
300 English Idioms in 30 Days #1 – jump at the chance/opportunity This expression means to accept an opportunity quickly because you are excited about it. I love working …
Learn more about the Idioms Course #1 – for all I know This expression means “according to the information I currently have” but implies uncertainty, like you don’t actually …
This is a free sample from the Slang & Informal English Audio E-BookClick here to get the e-book! ad = advertisement “Have you seen the new McDonald’s ad? It’s …
Today’s lesson is inspired by a student question – he asked what the expression “spinning our wheels” means. Keep reading to find out! If you want to learn a …
Espresso English Courses You probably already know that “right” and “wrong” are the same as “correct” and “incorrect” respectively. These words are also used in a lot of informal …
This information is from Vouchercloud, a provider of deals, offers and discount codes from leading UK retailers to local businesses. Bringing Home the Bacon Definition: Working and earning money for their family; typically the …
This is a free sample from the Slang & Informal English Audio E-BookClick here to get the e-book! Words in green = not offensive Words in orange = somewhat …
English collocations with SET set the table = arrange the table in preparation for eating; put plates, bowls, glasses, napkins, utensils, etc. on the table “Kids, could you please …
Native English speakers often use slang in informal conversations – especially with friends. You’ll also hear a lot of slang words in TV shows and movies. How can you …
English Idioms Course “I can’t for the life of me remember his name.” The expression “I can’t for the life of me” emphasizes that you COMPLETELY CAN’T do something. There …
Slang & Informal English E-Book hot (adjective) Regular meaning: high temperature; opposite of cold Don’t touch the pan; it’s very hot! You need hot water to make tea. Slang meaning: describes …
English Idioms Course What does it mean to be “on edge”? If you are on edge, it means you are tense, nervous, and maybe a little bit irritable. The whole …
English Idioms Course The English words stand and sit are used in a number of different idioms and expressions beyond their basic meanings. Here are 16 English idioms and expressions with …
English Idioms Course Right now it’s summer, and it’s hot as blazes! (That means the weather is extremely hot). This inspired me to teach you 15 English words and …
Everyday English Speaking Course #1 – a cut above If something is a cut above something else, it means it is better or superior. We usually use this expression to compare two …
300+ Idioms Course “I’m all for it.” = if you are all for something, it means you completely support it, you are 100% in favor of it “There was dirt all over …
#1 – a show of hands = asking people to raise their hands if they approve of something or will answer “yes” to a question Can I see a …
English Idioms Course #1 – fly by If you say that time is flying by, it means that it feels like the time is passing very quickly. How can it be …