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Learning English — Idioms and Proverbs


A quick idioms and proverbs introductory video-lesson


What is an idiom? How should I use idioms? The following example idioms have been discussed:

— pot calling the cattle black;

— dont beat about the bush;

— all that glitters is not gold;

— easier said than done;

— waste not want not;

— the more you save the more you gain;

— look before you leap;

— don't judje the book by the cover;

— once bitten twice shy;

— back to the drawing board;

— his bark is worse than his bite;

— don't count your chicken before they have hatched;

— laugh all the way to the bank;

— through the baby out with the bathwater;

— there are no flies on smb.;

— a penny saved is a panny gained;




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