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Cat idioms: Fun feline phrases including definitions and examples

Are you a cat person or a dog person? English idioms seem to have a love affair with these household pets. We already have an …

Idioms about learning and studying to expand your English knowledge

Whether you are studying for your education or learning a new job or skill, these English idioms about learning are just what you need. Learn …

Change idioms: Interesting ways to talk about change, with examples

In English, the verb ‘change’ means to alter or modify. Change is about making someone or something different, or perhaps replacing something. So, all these …

Dog idioms with easy-to-understand explanations & useful examples

It feels like the English language has an obsession with animals when it comes to idioms. And for some reason, dog idioms seem to be …

Fall Idioms: Autumnal sayings and expressions with definitions

Are there five or four seasons in English? Summer, spring and winter are all agreed upon but what’s the difference between fall idioms and autumn …

British idioms: Interesting British phrases and sayings explained

In both American and British English, idioms feature a lot, so it seems only fitting that we have a dedicated list of British idioms for …

Summer idioms: Fun ways to talk about summer, with definitions

In the English language, we call the four seasons spring, summer, fall (autumn), and winter. This list will focus on summer idioms about the season …

Spring idioms: Uplifting idioms about spring (verb & noun) explained

In English we have four seasons; spring, summer, autumn (fall) and winter. This list will focus on spring idioms. When you think of spring time …

Time transition words to give sequential information in time order

When describing a sequence of events, time transition words will help you order things chronologically. Without these time order words it can be difficult for …