Author: Manjusha Nambiar

Go Stir Crazy | English Idioms

To go stir crazy is to become upset and nervous because you have been confined to a place for too long. “This fever has forced me to stay at home. I haven’t stepped out...

Conversational Structures With For

The structure for + noun/pronoun + infinitive is very common in English. It is used when an infinitive needs its own subject. It only takes ten minutes for me to walk to the office....

Fifth Wheel | English Idioms

This idiom or expression is mainly used in American English. As you may have already guessed, a fifth wheel is a person or thing that is unnecessary or unwanted. A vehicle needs just four...

Food Idioms

Bread and other flour-based food products have inspired a large number of idioms. Here is a comprehensive list food idioms. Bread and butter Your bread and butter is your livelihood. It is your food...

Exclamatory Phrases In English

Expressing ideas such as joy, admiration, surprise and wonder Marvellous! Well Done! Bravo! Done wonderfully! Excellent! How joyful! Hurrah! I have won! What a great victory! How sweet! How lovely! What a surprise! Wonderful!...