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...
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Feel Like
Conversational structures with Feel Feel + adjective/ noun complement Feel can be used with a personal subject (I, you, John etc.) to mean ‘experience the condition of one’s own mind or body’. I feel...
Feel The Blue | Go Into A Blue Funk | English Idioms
Every nook and cranny This idiom is used to mean every part of a place. The word nook means a remote or secluded spot. A cranny is a crack of some kind. To look...
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!...
Must vs. Have To | English Speaking Lessons
Must can be used in affirmative sentences to say that something is necessary. This is common in British English. You must improve your English. He must work hard. I must be there before 9...
Special Uses of Must And Cannot
Must can be used to express the conclusion that something is certain or highly probable. If A is older than B, and B is older is than C, then A must be older than...
What Do You Want Me To Do | English Speaking Course
This structure is used when you want to ask someone if there is anything you can do for them. Do you want me to help you with the housework? Do you want me to...
Doubting Thomas | Drive Someone Up The Wall | English Idioms
Doubting Thomas A doubting Thomas is a person who wouldn’t believe anything until he is given proof. This expression has been in use since 19th century. When Thomas, the apostle, was told that Jesus...
Practice Dialogue About Missed Deadline | Spoken English Course
Conversation between professor and student about missed deadline Practice dialogues are a great way to improve your English speaking skills. When you listen to a conversation you familiarize yourself with useful conversational structures and...
Practice Dialogues | Spoken English Course
Practice dialogues are a great way to improve your English speaking skills. When you listen to a conversation you familiarize yourself with useful conversational structures and vocabulary. Here is a piece of conversation between...