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American English
Improve your American English with new vocabulary, expressions, and idioms. Great for those learning English and ESL teachers and students!
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If you rub shoulders with someone, you socialize with them.
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If you pepper someone with questions, you ask them a lot of questions. This is a common English expression.
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Really Hard
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Here's a handy expression to use when you want to express that someone is trying very hard to achieve something. They are "bending over backward."
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What happens to Santa when he sees holes in holiday stockings? He stops in his tracks!
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Back-of-the envelope calculation and move the needle are two idioms to add to your business English vocabulary.
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Here's a useful English saying that goes all the way back to Shakespeare's time. He used this phrase in his comedy "The Merry Wives of Windsor" though a character said 'the world's mine oyster' - not your oyster. So whose oyster is it? It seems to have shifted ownership at some point over the centuries!
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Some useful expressions for the holidays & a great suggestion for a stocking stuffer!
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Investment Portfolio
to jump at the chance - to accept an opportunity immediately. Use this phrase in business and everyday life.
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Christmas Birthday
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Christmas Tree
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Happy Birthday
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String along is a useful idiom, meaning to mislead someone for a length of time about one's intentions. It can be used in work or in personal life.
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Get One
If someone gets your goat, they upset or irritate you.
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Halloween
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Trust Your Gut
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When You Know
Decision Making
To trust your gut is to follow your feelings when making a decision. This is good English ... but is it good advice?
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USEFUL ENGLISH OF THE DAY - What does the idiom 'go head to head with' mean? Find out here and see the idiom in action with our usage example from the New York TImes!
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Building A Website
Here are two idioms you're likely to encounter in business, especially in the startup world: eye-opening is something that surprises you or something that raises your awareness of something. To dip one's toes into means to begin something new or to try something out.
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This is a good way to express that someone is under another's control - and usually not happy about it!
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Wall Street Journal
Pony
If a company or an individual is only good at one thing, you can call them a one-trick pony.
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Common English Idioms
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Don't let your English fall by the wayside -- add this common English idiom to your active vocabulary!
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Here's a pair of English idioms for the news that will enrich your language! Visit our website to find resources to improve your conversational English.
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Studying
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If it's time to start studying for a test or something else, it's time to hit the books.
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Add these two idioms to your English vocabulary from the world of golf: par for the course and up to par.
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Speak English Around Town (Book & Audio CD set) by Amy Gillett