• Re: Idioms

  the Omrud ha scritto nel messaggio ... (Email Removed) spake thus: What about these idioms? Are them in fashion or out of fashion? All of those are in use in current English. -- the Omrud -- What'
  uk.culture.language.english by usenet 5 yr 346 days ago Expressions, Idioms

• Re: Idioms

  }> }>> What about these idioms? Are them in fashion or out of fashion? }> }> }>> 17. Mind the ... talk that way around our house all the time. How about "Mind the gap"
  uk.culture.language.english by tony cooper 5 yr 345 days ago Idioms, Relationships, Marriage, Styles

• Idioms and expressions

  Hi Would you say that all idioms are expressions ? For example: My sister and her husband get on like a house on fire ? Many may say that they liked the idiom used in the sentence
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by mr. tom 118 days ago Idioms, Marriage, Relationships, Sentences, Expressions

• Need a List

  Hi I have already memorized 3500 word list from the GRE book. Now I need more word. Is there any list online that has 3000 or more words that is exclusive to that of the GRE word list. If not, does
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by grammarian-bot 2 yr 364 days ago

• Re: On/In the list

  Sometimes I wonder why we say ' on the list ' while ' in the papers ' ???
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by whl626 5 yr 278 days ago

• Re: proverbs/idioms

  User_gary wrote: What is the difference between `proverbs' and `Idioms'? Because I think both are same. Idioms are little phrases that work their way into a language. Proverbs (which can
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by philip 2 yr 210 days ago Difference Between, Verbs, Idioms

• Re: Idioms and phrasal Verbs

  Some phrasal verbs are idiomatic ( make up ) and some are not ( catch up ); some idioms are phrasal verbs ( stand to ) and some idioms are not ( break a leg ). Welcome to English Forums, Miss Jordan.
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by mister micawber 3 yr 137 days ago Idioms, Verbs, Phrasal Verbs

• Re: learn American idioms

  I'd suggest buying Spears, American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs as well as using this much better idiom site: http://www.answers.com/library/Idioms
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by marius hancu 2 yr 264 days ago Idioms, Verbs, Phrasal Verbs

• Re: Idioms

  Yogi2005 wrote: hello, i have a problem with idioms, could you tell me if I used them ...
  something (something that's not pleasant) without much resistance. There are more idioms than
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by danyoo 3 yr 329 days ago Idioms

• Re: Idioms

  All perfectly OK on the right side of the pond. What about these idioms? Are them in fashion or out of fashion? 1. Sorry? I beg your pardon? I didn't ... once. 17. Mind the step. 18. I'll get
  uk.culture.language.english by usenet 5 yr 346 days ago Idioms
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