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Want to know what it means when someone says you're "fit as a fiddle"? This lesson will be music to your ears, as it features six common music related idioms.
Hello friends!
There are many ways to improve our English these methodes one can use the English idioms.
An idiom is an expression whose meaning does not seem to follow logically from the combination of the meaning of its parts and the "rules of ...
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I am completely agreed with what you say friends. I have no hate against person. But there is alarming historic fact . Be unaware of these facts does not means that one is good. What's more, I believe ...
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I agree completly with you YARA .
I wonder why people (the western ones precisely) think that the Moslems are violent and terrorist. I think that if one does a small analysis one finds the opposite. This is exactly the white man and...
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Thanks for this great blog.
Which happens to Gaza and in the whole Palestine does me really a heart ache. I believe that this is shameful for all the great nations to leave the Palestinians to their goes out. For purely political reasons.
I agree with you FAVIO DIAZ Gaza is ...
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English Idioms
Hello friends!
There are many ways to improve our English these methodes one can use the English idioms.
An idiom is an expression whose meaning does not seem to follow logically from the combination of the meaning of its parts and the "rules of language."
That means it's a group of words in current usage having a meaning that is not deducible from those of the individual words.Idioms are often classified as figures of speech.
Idioms are used extensively in American TV, movies, music, literat… Continue
There are many ways to improve our English these methodes one can use the English idioms.
An idiom is an expression whose meaning does not seem to follow logically from the combination of the meaning of its parts and the "rules of language."
That means it's a group of words in current usage having a meaning that is not deducible from those of the individual words.Idioms are often classified as figures of speech.
Idioms are used extensively in American TV, movies, music, literat… Continue
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- At 5:32pm on November 21, 2009,
IT lunar said… Hi , I'm It Lunar,
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With Best Regards,
It Lunar,
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- At 8:39pm on October 21, 2009,
Andre said…
- u're welcome! how´ve you been, brother?!?! only in the vibe? loool
- At 3:35pm on August 23, 2009,
suha said…
- Salam,
Happy Ramadan and May Allah accept our good deeds.
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- At 6:12am on August 18, 2009,
jakaria Khan said… 
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