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Learning English gives you the chance to express yourself in many different ways - by using sayings or idioms - Here are some.........
Costs 'an arm and a leg' - Means, very expensive
Don't 'put all your eggs in one basket' - Means, don't put al...
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Easy bigger than one's stomach- means, someone who takes more food than he/she can eat.
Bite off more than one- means, take on more responsibility than one can.
Feel like a million dollars- means, feel very good.
Learning English gives you the chance to express yourself in many different ways - by using sayings or idioms - Here are some.........
Costs 'an arm and a leg' - Means, very expensive
Don't 'put all your eggs in one basket' - Means, don't put al...
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- Status
- Teacher of English, Native English Speaker, Other
- What is your level in English?
- Fluent
- What OTHER languages do you speak?
- Other
- Why do you want to learn/teach English?
- I have taught English for nearly 10 years
- What is the most difficult part about learning/teaching English?
- Where do I begin!
- Favourite book, movie, song/band, etc
- Gone with the Wind - Margaret Mitchell
The Island at the Centre of the World - Russell Shorto
Casablanca - The French National Anthem
Ladies in Lavender - Joshua Bell & Nigel Hess
- My Favourite Quotation(s)
- "Never discourage anyone who continually makes progress, no matter how slow."
Philosopher, Plato - Sent to me by Rick Itzkowich (Ecademy)
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What are your favourite sayings in English?
Learning English gives you the chance to express yourself in many different ways - by using sayings or idioms - Here are some.........
Costs 'an arm and a leg' - Means, very expensive
Don't 'put all your eggs in one basket' - Means, don't put all your resources in one place
He 'drinks like a fish' - Means, he drinks too much too often
'It takes two to tango' - Means, both parties are partly to blame
Maybe you have ones to add of your own too?
Costs 'an arm and a leg' - Means, very expensive
Don't 'put all your eggs in one basket' - Means, don't put all your resources in one place
He 'drinks like a fish' - Means, he drinks too much too often
'It takes two to tango' - Means, both parties are partly to blame
Maybe you have ones to add of your own too?
Posted on November 7, 2009 at 9:17pm — 2 Comments
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- At 3:00am on November 10, 2009,
Yummy said…
- hello teacher fiona, how are you? nice to meet you. I am yummy. I hope I can improve english with you and teacher else. I hope you always stay here teacher....
Thanks
YuMMy
- At 1:52pm on November 9, 2009,
Shaji kurian said…
- Hi Iam Shaji ,I invite u to India to teach english .If u are ready I shall arange u food and accmordation with a tour in India.kindly try at least for one year ?
My adress- Shaji. Director, St Thomas School, Doimukh, Arunachal Pradesh. PH: 9436044058, Email: shajipnm@rediffmail.com
- At 12:24am on November 8, 2009,
Yonny said… - Hello fiona my name is yonny and for what I have read about you, i noticed that you can help me to improve my language skills. Bye and thanks.
- At 6:32pm on November 6, 2009,
zoyajee said…
- hi fiona!i"m zoya frm pakistan,iwaana add u as a friend,i want to learn n improve my engish n i need ur help as i"ve ur quotation i liked it vvvvmch
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