12 COMMON MUST-TO-KNOW ENGLISH IDIOMS PART II
Hello, English learners! Today, I have a real treat for you: a deep dive into the fascinating world of idioms part two. Idioms are expressions that add color and character to the English language. Learning these will not only make you sound more fluent but also give you insights into the culture. So, let's get started with my list of 12 must-know idioms First things first, what are idioms? Idioms are phrases or expressions that have a figurative, non-literal meaning. They often originate from culture, history, or common human experiences, and they can be a lot of fun to use once you get the hang of them. Examples include: 'Break a leg', 'The ball is in your court', 'Piece of cake and etcetera'. Though, idioms add color and flair to the English language, but their meanings might not be immediately obvious. 1 . Once in a Blue Moon Have you ever done something 'once in a blue moon'? It means very rarely or infrequently, like when we have two full moons