• Idioms..in different way.

  What you think about the arabic idioms ? Do you need to know it? Do you need to know the words of arabic laguage? im waiting....
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by reham_ss 2 yr 262 days ago Idioms

• Jokes containing idioms

  Hello! I have to look for some jokes containing idioms and I just didn't manage to find some. Can anyone help me?
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by anamaria 1 yr 190 days ago Idioms, Jokes

• Re: List in which / list that includes / list of

  ;XYZ". For a layman, you can use: Right click and you'll see a list containing options "
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by askshameer 255 days ago Sentences, Context, Speaking, Chat, Friendships

• Re: Idioms

  What about these idioms? Are them in fashion or out of fashion? 1. Sorry? I beg your pardon? I didn't ... it at once. 17. Mind the step. 18. I'll get it straight away. 19. Mind your head. 20
  uk.culture.language.english by usenet 5 yr 346 days ago Expressions, Dates, Idioms

• Re: Idioms

  What about these idioms? Are them in fashion or out of fashion? 17. Mind the step. 18. I'll get it straight away. 19. Mind your head. These three are strictly Hiberno-British. You might catch
  uk.culture.language.english by r f 5 yr 346 days ago Idioms, British English, Careers, Business, United States, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, American, Languages

• Re: IDIOMS & PHRASES

  Hi Mikaela, I think that it is more proper to practice english words than to study idioms The problem arises when learners are exposed to native speakers, who use idioms freely. I've had people
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by clive 3 yr 15 days ago Idioms, Learning English

• Re: Idioms - Slang?

  Also I was wondering about how valid idioms are in proper English. Most seem to be slang, ' ...
  examples of idioms that would not be acceptable when writing English formally. I would not consider
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by avangi 215 days ago Idioms, Expressions, Dates, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Languages

• Re: Is there an English verbs list?

  A dictionnary is not a verb list. A verbs list is a verbs list! I'm also looking for! :P
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by guest 4 yr 280 days ago Verbs, Verbs List

• Price list

  Plan D 2346 Sq. Ft. $314,990 ---- How do you describe the table above? A. pricing list with respect to/in relation to the size of the house B. pricing list of houses C. prices
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by meantolearn 4 yr 193 days ago

• Re: I want to know more about idioms~

  Is there anymore websites about idioms which you think it is good? I want to learn more idioms before my exams.
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by iris=] 4 yr 167 days ago Idioms
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