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How to use this idiom site

- Choose your subject area from the menu to your left.
- Click on "Notes" and read through the idioms and their definitions.
- Choose either the interactive or print-out exercise.

  NEWS April 2007
I have just finished converting all the print-outs to pdf format. Phew!!!
The most popular online exercise is the one about advice idioms.
The most popular print-out is the one about idioms about people.
I really recommend looking at "English in Songs" before studying a pop song.
 
Cheers then, Bob.

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Essential Idioms - especially useful for Cambridge First Certificate students 

 

Advice notes interactive print-out
Business notes interactive print-out  
Business 2 notes
Decisions notes interactive print-out
Decisions 2 notes
Emotions notes interactive print-out
Exclamations notes interactive print-out
Most Common Idioms Exercise  
People notes interactive print-out
Predictions notes interactive print-out
Remarks notes interactive print-out

 

 

Fun Idioms and Sayings 

 
Animals - fish, insects & reptiles notes interactive print-out
Animals - mammals notes interactive print-out
Common Sayings   interactive print-out
Country Sayings   interactive print-out
Food - fish & meat notes interactive print-out

Food - fruit & vegetables

notes interactive print-out
Kitchen Sayings   interactive print-out
Sayings about friends & lovers   interactive print-out
Work Sayings   interactive print-out

 

 

Varieties of English - including slang

 

British and American notes interactive print-out
English in songs notes interactive print-out
Irish Idioms notes interactive print-out
London Slang notes interactive print-out
New York Slang notes interactive print-out
Phone English   print-out
South African Idioms notes interactive print-out

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