IDIOMS LOVER

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Wants To Sound More Native Start Using Idioms In Your Daily Conversation. 

 An idiom is a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words.

It Is A Good Idea to Master Some of these Idiomatic Expressions.

Some very casual idioms are concisely explained and described on my youtube channel and I divide them into parts. These idioms are not old-fashioned or unusual as you could use with any of the native English speakers confidently and pacifically.
SO HERE IS THE FIRST PART

PART 1 IMPORTANT IDIOMS

https://youtu.be/2FOlIHfxXYU

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PART 2 IMPORTANT IDIOMS

https://youtu.be/ZMPzdD4Khms

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We use them every day, sometimes without even realizing that what we’re saying is nonsensical. These English idioms are extremely common in everyday conversation in the United States.

1: Pink in Health/ In The Pink Of Health:

Meaning:

IN GOOD HEALTH

Sentence:

Kabir: How are you, John?

John: I am Pink In Health.

2: Hit The Sack:

Meaning:

Go To Sleep

Sentence:

John: Mom, Today I am Exhausted. I will Hit the Sack Early.

3:Over The Moon:

Meaning:

Extremely Happy Or Delighted

Sentence:

I am Over The Moon Today As I am Going to Meet My Parents After Almost Two Years.

4: Piece Of Cake:

Meaning:

Very Easy

Sentence:

That Test Was A Piece Of Cake

5: Cup of Tea:

Meaning:

That Is Not Of Your Interest

Sentence:

Singing Is Not My Cup Of Tea

6: A Dime A Dozen:

Meaning:

Very Common And Is of No Value

Sentence:

This Puzzle Is  Interesting But Nowadays It is A Dime A Dozen

7: Break The Ice:

Meaning:

Break The Silence(usually the condition is when strangers meet)

Sentence:

At Last, She Broke The Ice And Started The Discussion.

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