Learn English idiom to pick someone's brain.

Are you free as a bird when it comes to your English? Today get 5 idioms where native speakers use birds to communicate a point. Listen in to add wings to your English today

What does it mean if your brain is fried? Is your brain usually fried by the end of the week?

Great English idiom, to wrap your brain around something.

Connect with coworkers by using today's idioms for sharing failure! You'll learn a native structure for apologizing and get an invitation to our free live webclass!

Fish vs Fishes - have you heard of the idiom 'there are plenty more fish in the sea'? What does it mean? Lets us know in the comments section

In order to get a 7 or higher for Vocabulary on the IELTS Speaking Exam, you must show the examiner a range of vocabulary.



This means that you must be able to use some slang and idioms in Parts 1 and 2, because...

We are talking about time in English. These everyday English expressions will help you to feel more comfortable in an English-speaking environment. Don't delay, grab your notebook and jot down these 30-time phrases.

Here are 5 different ways to say "I agree." Try using them to add variety to your vocabulary. 1. Don't I know it! 2. (You're) preaching to the choir. 3. You can say that again! 4. You're telling me! 5. I couldn't agree more!