Common English idioms

Part 1 Oxford dictionary of idioms book introduces the reader to the English idiom that are arranged in alphabetical order from A to rhyme k. Hopefully this will be a useful document for those who want to learn English idioms common in life. Invite you to refer to the disclosures.

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Following the contents of the first book Oxford dictionary of idioms, part 2 introduces the reader to the idiom, the English starting from L to the end rhyme. Hopefully this will be a useful document for those who want to learn English idioms common in life. Invite you to refer to the disclosures.

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We have prepared 100 American idioms in order to help you learn English better. These idioms are the most common in use today. And we hope that you “won’t look a gift horse in the mouth.” List of Idioms 1. “to have one’s finger in too many pies” - To be involved in too many things at the same time. (so you can’t do any of them well) 2. “to kill two birds with one stone” - To manage to do two things at the same time. 3. “a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” -...

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