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<div | <div style="font-size:300%;">What are the Funniest English Idioms?</div> | ||
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TO UNDERSTAND ENGLISH AS IT IS SPOKEN IN REAL LIFE, you have to be familiar with idioms. | |||
They are used so much in everyday English that it is important to be aware of them. So use them as much as you can! | |||
==Hold Your Horses== | ==Hold Your Horses== | ||
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*Meaning: To test positive for pregnancy. | *Meaning: To test positive for pregnancy. | ||
*Example: "Mary told me she saw the doctor today and learned that the rabbit done died." | *Example: "Mary told me she saw the doctor today and learned that the rabbit done died." | ||
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[[Category:English/Intermediate]] | [[Category:English/Intermediate]] | ||
[[Category:English/Vocabulary]] | [[Category:English/Vocabulary]] | ||