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mohanad
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Sun, 01 May 05 02:55 PM
A for effort
- recognize that someone tries hard to do something even though they may not be successful
The students received an A for effort for their work on the class project.
above average
- better or higher than average
The boy received above average marks in all subjects except history.
as easy as ABC
- very easy
Learning how to use a computer was as easy as ABC for the children.
back to basics
- an approach in education which uses traditional ideas or methods that have been successful in the past
The teacher believed that back to basics was important in her classroom and the parents were happy with the results.
[To be continue...]
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LanguageLover
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Mon, 02 May 05 06:26 AM
That's a better start, Mohanand,
Just one suggestion: it's better to mark the idiom you are introducing in some way or another. You can use bold, italic fonts, or list them using the numbers, or
simply draw a seperation line between each two idioms. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the idioms you have up your sleeves.
Cheers,
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mohanad
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Mon, 02 May 05 07:26 AM
Idiom)))below average
(meaning)- worse or lower than average
example))-Most members of the class were below average in the math test.
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Idiom)))bookworm
(meaning)- someone who reads a lot
example))-My sister is a bookworm and is always reading a book.
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Idiom )))brainstorm something.
(meaning)- try to develop an idea or think of new ideas.
example))-The students got into groups to brainstorm ideas for the school play.
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Idiom)))call the roll.
(meaning)- call the names of students on a roll and usually expect them to answer if they
are there.
example))-Every morning before the class started the teacher called the roll.
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Idiom)))cap and gown.
(meaning)- the special cap called a mortarboard and the robe that is worn during academic
ceremonies such as graduation.
example))-All of the students wore a cap and gown to the graduation ceremony.
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LanguageLover
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Mon, 02 May 05 07:39 AM
That's good, Mohanad. Keep on posting them.
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