• Re: on the list/in the list

  Without meaning to diminish in any way from Clive's great post, it should be noted that 'on' could safely be used in all the examples shown.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by mike in japan 4 yr 40 days ago

• Re: ON the list /OR/ IN the list????

  Dear gentlemen, The comments from all of you are really of great value to me. Thank you very much ;-)
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by renan torres-rivero 234 days ago

• American Idioms

  AMERICAN IDIOMS Take the Bull by the Horns Julie had always felt that she was missing out on a lot of fun because of her clumsiness on the dance floor. She had been putting off
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by exclusive 2 yr 364 days ago Idioms, Jokes

• The Bucket List

  http://comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=15193 Nicholson and Freeman Make Bucket List Source: Variety June 29, 2006 Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman are committed to star in The Bucket List
  misc.writing.screenplays.moderated by paulo joe jingy 3 yr 146 days ago Students

• Re: New Idioms

  Those aren't idioms, they're slang. An idiom is a phrase that is used that doesn't hold the same ...
  directly, however oftentimes idioms don't have close matches like this. So back to the main questions
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by anonymous 2 yr 211 days ago Idioms

• Making a list

  Please let me know what I should be aware of when I am making a list? Should I make them article-free or article them up? What are some possible factors that I need to consider when I am deciding
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by believer 3 yr 45 days ago Articles

• Punctuating a List

  We have a dissagreement about punctuating a list: I like red, blue, and green cars and small planes. The proposed corrections are: I like red, blue, green cars and small planes. or I
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by cuc 4 yr 74 days ago

• Re: IDIOMS & PHRASES

  hi, I'm no teacher, but I think that it is always a good idea (no matter if written or spoken) to use idioms as they make your English sound more professional!!! That's what university
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by vienna_engl_student 3 yr 346 days ago Universities, Idioms

• Re: Make questions(Idioms)

  Hello, Ale-- and welcome to English Forums! We would like you yourself to make an effort to compose sentences/questions for your idioms. Then we will be happy to take a look at your results
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by mister micawber 4 yr 192 days ago Idioms

• Idioms = phrasal verbs. Is that correct ?

  idioms = phrasal verbs. Is that correct ? What does it mean by saying "cry uncle" ? Is it idiom or phrasal verb ? What does it mean by saying "see someone off for the day" ? Is it idiom
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by guest 4 yr 349 days ago Idioms, Verbs, Phrasal Verbs
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