
Explore common English idioms like call it a day, under the weather, see eye to eye, and piece of cake to learn how to motivate yourself and express daily ideas.
Explore idioms about knowledge and understanding, such as get the hang of something, get the picture, get your head around it, and go in one ear and out the other.
Explore common knowledge idioms like not have a clue, put two and two together, jump to conclusions, read between the lines, and up to speed with pdf exercises.
Explore memory and mind idioms, such as keep something in mind, cross your mind, food for thought, gut feeling, lose the plot, and mind like a sieve.
Explore memory-related English idioms like off the top of your head, on the tip of your tongue, rack your brain, and ring a bell, with examples.
Explore common idioms for talking with others, including at cross-purposes, come out of your shell, and hear it from the horse's mouth, wires crossed and going off on a tangent.
Explore common English idioms such as hear something on the grapevine, in the loop, keep me posted, let the cat out of the bag, spill the beans, and touch base.
Explore common English idioms about priorities and decisions, including the bottom line, cut to the chase, icing on the cake, in two minds, and the back burner.
Learn idioms such as play it by ear, sit on the fence, split hairs, stick to your guns, take a back seat, tip of iceberg, and up in the air.
Welcome to our course " master the most common idioms"
this course is designed for anyone who wants to know more about English by learning idioms and expressions.
if you don't understand something don't think twice just let me know.
don't watch all the lessons in a row, take it easy and go step by step.
remember this "practice makes perfect" that's why with each section you have a bunch of exercises to do.
In this course you will study so many famous idioms and expressions, I made a course that will make your speech sound more native and when you talk to others, they will feel that your English level is outstanding.
what you will learn?
Idioms and expressions that have to do with knowledge
Idioms and expressions that have to do with understanding
Idioms and expressions that have to do with memory
Idioms and expressions that have to do with mind
Idioms and expressions that have to do with communicating
Idioms and expressions that have to do with priorities
Idioms and expressions that have to do with decisions
You can use the following tips and tricks to memorize idioms:
Tip 1: Do not limit yourself to meanings alone, understand contexts: Try and understand in what context a particular idiom or phrase has been used. This will help you understand and remember the particular idiom or phrase better.
Tip 2: Keep a handy list for revising what you have learnt: Keep a diary to learn words on the go. This will not make learning a chore. In fact, these days you don’t even need to carry a diary. You can simply note down the idioms and their meanings in a notepad app on your smart-phone and revise it on the go.
Tip 3: Do not try to cram at once: Never try and learn too many idioms or phrase at the same time. However, learning them by grouping them into themes is quite a good idea.
Relate idioms and phrases to visual imagery: Try and relate idioms and phrases to images and link them to stories. Trust us, you will never forget them!
Try to explore the origin of idioms & phrases: Most idioms & phrases have very interesting origin stories. You should try to explore them as these would enable you to understand the meanings of these idioms and phrases better. In the exercise for this lesson, the origin of some idioms and phrases has been explained. These would serve as a guide for you.