
Explore animal idioms, including quiet as a mouse, bark up the wrong tree, happy as a clam, pig out, dog tired, and let the cat out of the bag.
Discover weather related idioms in conversation, including break the ice, catch wind of, clear the air, on cloud nine, throw caution to the wind, and under the weather.
Explore head, mind, and emotion idioms in conversation, including change your mind, off the top of your head, go over someone's head, and give a heads up.
Identify body idioms in conversation, including time on your hands, give a hand, keep at arm's length, butterflies in the stomach, a feeling in your bones, and the cold shoulder.
Learn six feet related idioms from a practical conversation, including kick the bucket, keep you on your toes, and put your best foot forward, with explanations and examples.
Learn six ears, eyes, and nose idioms such as bored to tears, keep your ear to the ground, and see eye to eye.
Explore mouth related idioms through dialogue and learn the meanings of bite off more than you can chew, bite the bullet, and put your money where your mouth is.
Explore six number-related idioms in conversation, including one by one, back to square one, bat a thousand. Learn to put two and two together, take the fifth, and two cents.
Explore six food and drink idioms with explanations: bringing home the bacon, eat your words, in a pickle, not my cup of tea, piece of cake, spill the beans.
Explore six love related idioms through a conversational dialogue, including fall in love, be in love, get hitched, ball and chain, breakup, dump, and heartbreak.
Tired of not understanding native English speakers? Or maybe you want to sound like a native English speakers? This course is for you.
Idioms are phrases that only experienced speakers of a language understand. They are like word pictures that have a special meaning, other than the direct translation.
Idioms are extremely difficult to add to your vocabulary, but this course makes it a little easier. In this course, I will walk you through 60 of the most common english idioms. Topics range from animals and weather, all the way to love.
For my courses, I’d like to speak to you in a conversational way, and make sure that you understand everything that I’m saying. Here are some of the reviews that people have given for this course:
“I love the way she explains the meaning of the idioms. Such a great way to improve your English!” - Elena C.
“It was amazing to understand different types of idioms and how to use them in their specific context. I learned a lot in this course.” - Cristiano M.
“It’s simply amazing! I am on cloud nine learning such useful idioms! Love it!” - Antonio G.
I hope you join me!
Happy Learning,
Andrea