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For Love nor Money (idiom)
“We’ve Got a Right One Here”
To Scare the Living Daylights out of Someone
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Touchy-Feely meaning
English Idiom – In Hot Water
A Very Useful Idiom from #petulaclark
Here is a great idiom to start the weekend, brought to us by Petula Clark. The Other Man´s Grass Is Always Greener.
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The English language is full of collocations and idioms. By collocations, I mean words that naturally go together like ‘high hopes‘, ‘heavy rain‘, and ‘make friends‘. We don’t say ‘tall hopes’, ‘huge rain‘ or ‘produce friends‘. Idioms are expressions whose meaning cannot be predicted by the words in the expression; for example, ‘to kick the […]
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The #Goldengirls theme #idioms
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Today’s Idiom: “to throw a party” which means to arrange or make a party
Lyrics:
Thank you for being a friend
Travelled down the road and back again
Your heart is true you ‘re a pal and a confidant.
And if you threw a party
Invited everyone you ever knew
You would see the biggest gift would be from me
And the card attached would say thank you for being a friend.