Learning english: The Teacher (Animal Idioms)

The Teacher is one of BBC's Award winning series of learning English. Every Episode discusses a specific context with idoms related to it. The idioms are explained in a very funny yet creative manner which makes learning appealing and fun.
Animal Idioms  With Transcripts

12 idioms about time, better later than never (2012)

Idioms about time are versatile and used frequently in everyday situations.

Due to their abstract nature, many native speakers and ESL learners are left wondering what are idioms,

and what exactly do they mean?

Here are 12 time-related idioms and expressions along with explanations and examples.

10 Animal Idioms and Their Meanings (2012)

Humans and animals have a long history. The behavior of animals and their interactions in modern-day situations have inspired a variety of zoological idioms and expressions that are applied to people and everyday circumstances. Here are 10 animal idioms to ponder.

Idioms Dictionary for Babylon

 Babylon  Idioms Dictionary

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American Idioms and Some Phrases Just for Fun

 

 

ESL students using intermediate-stage programs will uncover this guide a beneficial complement to their classroom textbook.  Just as important, they’ll see it as a dependable information to the intricacies of idiomatic American English. Why, following all, should a newcomer to the English language be expected to make sensation out of these kinds of phrases as get on the ball…make a beeline…have a bone to choose? These and dozens much more phrases are discussed, “translated” into more formal English, and repeated in different contexts.

 

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