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Learn English idioms and expressions with these 10 English phrases describing emotions.
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A lot of American idiomatic expressions are typically used in in formal English -- but these 15 idioms are different! Read the idiomatic expressions and example sentences, listen to the pronunciation and repeat the words and sentences out loud to improve your English speaking.
- published: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 67288
http://www.engvid.com/ High and low? Now and then? Thick and thin? Did you know that when these simple words are used together in pairs, they get new meanings? Learn to use popular idiomatic pairs like these in English conversation and writing. Guaranteed to improve your English by leaps and bounds! http://www.engvid.com/speaking-english-idiomatic-pairs/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi, my name is Rebecca. And in today's lesson, I'm going to show you a fun and easy way to improve your English, improve the quality of your English when you speak and when you write. And that's by using something that we call "idiom pairs". So, what are "idiom pairs"? Idiom pairs are two words that we use together and produce a different meaning than when we use those words separately. Let me show you what I mean. What I'm going to do first is instead of telling you the meanings of these words, of these idiom pairs, I'm going to read a sentence and you try to figure out if you understand the meaning, and afterwards I'll explain the meaning to you. Okay?
So, the first one: "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." Right? "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." So what does the idiom pair: "high and low" mean? What do you think? Okay. Well, "high and low". When we say: "I searched high and low", it means I searched everywhere. I searched all over the place; I searched up, and I searched down. So, "I searched high and low." I searched everywhere. Okay?
Next one: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Okay? "Spick and span". "Spick and span", by the way, can be written with the "k" or without the "k". All right? So what do you think it means if you say to someone: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Well, it's a compliment, it means very, very clean. All right? So if you say something's spick and span, it means it's very clean.
Next one: "They've been married for over 50 years and have been through thick and thin." What does that mean? "Thick and thin." "They have been through thick and thin" means they've been through many hard times, good times, and bad times; many difficult times, many easy times. "Thick and thin" -- all kinds of experiences. Okay?
Next one: "His condition is still touch and go." "His condition is still touch and go." Any idea what that means? Well, that one means that his condition is still uncertain; a little bit risky. The doctor cannot predict what is going to happen. Okay?
Next one: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." For sure, when you use these expressions, your English will improve by leaps and bounds. So what do you think it means: "leaps and bounds"? All right? Well, "leaps and bounds" means a lot, tremendously. Okay? So if you say to someone: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds", your English has improved a lot; it's improved greatly. All right?
Next one: "We only see each other now and then." "We only see each other now and then." What do you think it means? Well, "now and then" means you don't see that person very often; you meet infrequently, not very often. Okay?
So these six idiom pairs are quite easy. Try to remember what they are, try to use them in conversation, and you might be very surprised to find that people are telling you that your English has really improved. Okay? So, that's it for now. If you'd like to do a quiz on this, please visit our website: www.engvid.com. Thanks for watching.
- published: 09 Aug 2013
- views: 110097
Idiomatics first single from the debut album, New Terrain (released 28.9.2012). http://idiomaticmusic.blogspot.com/
Order it now!
http://www.levykauppax.fi/artist/idiomatic/new_terrain/#cd
http://itunes.apple.com/fi/album/you-are-not-the-sun-single/id520406768
Music: Idiomatic
Lyrics: Sami Kulmala
Arr: Idiomatic, Ercola
Sasja Montonen -- vocals, guitar
Sami Kulmala - guitar
Joonathan Suvanto - bass
Juuso Oksala - keyboards
Arttu Hokkanen -- drums
Engineered and produced by Ercola.
Assistant engineer: Harry Rutherford.
Mixed by Arttu Peljo and Ercola at Chartmakers' Green Room.
Mastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers.
Recorded at Fisher Lane Studios, UK.
Video ISRC: FI-EX4-1200005
Published by Gesges Publishing LTD.
P & C 2012 Exogenic Music Group
Directed & Shot by J. Salminen
Edit, Post-Production & Art Direction: Jukka Kujansivu
Light Design: Alpo Nummelin
Camera Assistant: Pasi Tiitola
Production: We Are Home
Idiomatic is a five-piece indie guitar pop group that hails from Tampere, Finland. They've played together since 2007, and from the very beginning their biggest emphasis has been on gigs. They don't shun any opportunity to play in front of a live audience whatsoever.
Of course there's no band without proper songs. The quality of songwriting is at a very high level; catchy, atmospheric songs about girls, relationships, loving & leaving and all that. All those things how twenty-something boys see their life in a small town in the North. Musically Idiomatic can be called as a stadium-size indie guitar pop with heart-stopping lyrics.
facebook.com/Idiomaticband
exogenic.com
- published: 10 May 2012
- views: 20695
http://www.ESLEnglishAcademy.com
In this video Faby talks about Idiomatic expressions. Idiomatic expressions are a necessary part of basic English communication.
Our website offers video transcripts, more information about English, and an immediate opportunity to excel your English speaking skills. Please visit us at the following URL:
http://www.ESLEnglishAcademy.com
*** LEAVE YOUR HOMEWORK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW THIS VIDEO!***
We always love comments, so feel free to leave us a message in the comment section below this video.
Getting good at English takes time, but if you are dedicated, you will be an expert in no time!
Lots of love,
Faby
xoxoxoxoxo
- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 8495
www.learn-talk-english.blogspot.com Famous idiomatic expressions that can be used in daily conversations.
- published: 24 Jul 2010
- views: 53207
Music video for single Old River by IDIOMATIC.
Directed by IDIOMATIC, Samuel Loueranta and Jaakko Peltokangas. Cinematographer Samuel Loueranta. Editor Jaakko Peltokangas.
Music by IDIOMATIC. Lyrics Sami Kulmala and Sasja Montonen.
Mixed by Oskari Ruohonen.
Exogenic Music Group. 2014.
- published: 08 Jun 2014
- views: 3593
English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t”
Blog: http://www.learnex.in/10-idiomatic-expressions-with-the-modal-verb-cant
Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com
Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/learnexmumbai
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast
In English grammar the modal verb “can” and its opposite “cannot or can’t” is explained as a verb that we use to describe ability.Can’t
(or cannot) is also used with some verbs to create idiomatic
expressions and are widely used by native English speakers.In this
English lesson Ceema teaches you 10 expressions with Can't.
Can't be bothered -
If you can’t be bothered to do something, it means you have no time or interest to do it. It is not important enough for your attention.
Can't tell-
The expression can’t tell means “can’t perceive/observe.” We often
use it in the phrases:
Can’t tell the difference between (two similar things)
can’t tell if/whether (something is the case or not)
Can't carry a tune-
Someone who can’t carry a tune has no musical ability; they can’t
sing a simple melody correctly.
Can't wait-
The expression can’t wait means you are very eager and excited for something to happen in the future.
Can't get enough-
If you can’t get enough of something, it means you want more and
more of it.
Can't stand-
If you can’t stand something, it means it really annoys or irritates
you; you strongly dislike it.
Can't bear-
If you can’t bear something, it means it makes you extremely sad; it is difficult for you to endure.
Can't help-
I can’t help it means that you are unable to stop or prevent yourself from doing something or feeling a certain way. You can also say I can’t help + verb in the -ING form:
“I can’t help feeling guilty, even though it wasn’t my fault.”
Can't beat-
The expression You can’t beat that! means the situation is the best;
it can’t be any better.
Can't thank you enough-
The phrase I can’t thank you enough expresses very deep, sincere
gratitude. It is usually used when you are thanking the person for
something they did that was very significant or very meaningful to
you.
- published: 10 Aug 2015
- views: 26843
Using only the Go language, you can do some pretty powerful things. In my five years experience, I have picked up a selection of powerful, elegant, simple, and cool tips and tricks that make coding in Go even more fun. Go deliberately has no magic built into the language, but magic things happen when it is used correctly. This talk will cover some of my favourites.
- published: 09 Sep 2016
- views: 410
Noun
A noun (from Latin nōmen, literally meaning "name") is a word that functions as the name of some specific thing or set of things, such as living creatures, objects, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.Linguistically, a noun is a member of a large, open part of speech whose members can occur as the main word in the subject of a clause, the object of a verb, or the object of a preposition.
Lexical categories (parts of speech) are defined in terms of the ways in which their members combine with other kinds of expressions. The syntactic rules for nouns differ from language to language. In English, nouns are those words which can occur with articles and attributive adjectives and can function as the head of a noun phrase.
History
Word classes (parts of speech) were described by Sanskrit grammarians from at least the 5th century BC. In Yāska's Nirukta, the noun (nāma) is one of the four main categories of words defined.
The Ancient Greek equivalent was ónoma (ὄνομα), referred to by Plato in the Cratylus dialog, and later listed as one of the eight parts of speech in The Art of Grammar, attributed to Dionysius Thrax (2nd century BC). The term used in Latin grammar was nōmen. All of these terms for "noun" were also words meaning "name". The English word noun is derived from the Latin term, through the Anglo-Norman noun.
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3:06Idiomatic Expressions: 10 English Phrases for Extreme Emotion
Idiomatic Expressions: 10 English Phrases for Extreme EmotionIdiomatic Expressions: 10 English Phrases for Extreme Emotion
Learn English idioms and expressions with these 10 English phrases describing emotions. -
5:0015 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use at Work
15 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use at Work15 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use at Work
http://www.espressoenglish.net A lot of American idiomatic expressions are typically used in in formal English -- but these 15 idioms are different! Read the idiomatic expressions and example sentences, listen to the pronunciation and repeat the words and sentences out loud to improve your English speaking. -
4:29Speaking English - How to use idiomatic pairs
Speaking English - How to use idiomatic pairsSpeaking English - How to use idiomatic pairs
http://www.engvid.com/ High and low? Now and then? Thick and thin? Did you know that when these simple words are used together in pairs, they get new meanings? Learn to use popular idiomatic pairs like these in English conversation and writing. Guaranteed to improve your English by leaps and bounds! http://www.engvid.com/speaking-english-idiomatic-pairs/ TRANSCRIPT Hi, my name is Rebecca. And in today's lesson, I'm going to show you a fun and easy way to improve your English, improve the quality of your English when you speak and when you write. And that's by using something that we call "idiom pairs". So, what are "idiom pairs"? Idiom pairs are two words that we use together and produce a different meaning than when we use those words separately. Let me show you what I mean. What I'm going to do first is instead of telling you the meanings of these words, of these idiom pairs, I'm going to read a sentence and you try to figure out if you understand the meaning, and afterwards I'll explain the meaning to you. Okay? So, the first one: "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." Right? "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." So what does the idiom pair: "high and low" mean? What do you think? Okay. Well, "high and low". When we say: "I searched high and low", it means I searched everywhere. I searched all over the place; I searched up, and I searched down. So, "I searched high and low." I searched everywhere. Okay? Next one: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Okay? "Spick and span". "Spick and span", by the way, can be written with the "k" or without the "k". All right? So what do you think it means if you say to someone: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Well, it's a compliment, it means very, very clean. All right? So if you say something's spick and span, it means it's very clean. Next one: "They've been married for over 50 years and have been through thick and thin." What does that mean? "Thick and thin." "They have been through thick and thin" means they've been through many hard times, good times, and bad times; many difficult times, many easy times. "Thick and thin" -- all kinds of experiences. Okay? Next one: "His condition is still touch and go." "His condition is still touch and go." Any idea what that means? Well, that one means that his condition is still uncertain; a little bit risky. The doctor cannot predict what is going to happen. Okay? Next one: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." For sure, when you use these expressions, your English will improve by leaps and bounds. So what do you think it means: "leaps and bounds"? All right? Well, "leaps and bounds" means a lot, tremendously. Okay? So if you say to someone: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds", your English has improved a lot; it's improved greatly. All right? Next one: "We only see each other now and then." "We only see each other now and then." What do you think it means? Well, "now and then" means you don't see that person very often; you meet infrequently, not very often. Okay? So these six idiom pairs are quite easy. Try to remember what they are, try to use them in conversation, and you might be very surprised to find that people are telling you that your English has really improved. Okay? So, that's it for now. If you'd like to do a quiz on this, please visit our website: www.engvid.com. Thanks for watching. -
3:01IDIOMATIC: YOU ARE NOT THE SUN (Official video)
IDIOMATIC: YOU ARE NOT THE SUN (Official video)IDIOMATIC: YOU ARE NOT THE SUN (Official video)
Idiomatics first single from the debut album, New Terrain (released 28.9.2012). http://idiomaticmusic.blogspot.com/ Order it now! http://www.levykauppax.fi/artist/idiomatic/new_terrain/#cd http://itunes.apple.com/fi/album/you-are-not-the-sun-single/id520406768 Music: Idiomatic Lyrics: Sami Kulmala Arr: Idiomatic, Ercola Sasja Montonen -- vocals, guitar Sami Kulmala - guitar Joonathan Suvanto - bass Juuso Oksala - keyboards Arttu Hokkanen -- drums Engineered and produced by Ercola. Assistant engineer: Harry Rutherford. Mixed by Arttu Peljo and Ercola at Chartmakers' Green Room. Mastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers. Recorded at Fisher Lane Studios, UK. Video ISRC: FI-EX4-1200005 Published by Gesges Publishing LTD. P & C 2012 Exogenic Music Group Directed & Shot by J. Salminen Edit, Post-Production & Art Direction: Jukka Kujansivu Light Design: Alpo Nummelin Camera Assistant: Pasi Tiitola Production: We Are Home Idiomatic is a five-piece indie guitar pop group that hails from Tampere, Finland. They've played together since 2007, and from the very beginning their biggest emphasis has been on gigs. They don't shun any opportunity to play in front of a live audience whatsoever. Of course there's no band without proper songs. The quality of songwriting is at a very high level; catchy, atmospheric songs about girls, relationships, loving & leaving and all that. All those things how twenty-something boys see their life in a small town in the North. Musically Idiomatic can be called as a stadium-size indie guitar pop with heart-stopping lyrics. facebook.com/Idiomaticband exogenic.com -
4:3718 Idiomatic Expressions with the Word HAND
18 Idiomatic Expressions with the Word HAND -
11:34Conversational English: Idiomatic Expressions
Conversational English: Idiomatic ExpressionsConversational English: Idiomatic Expressions
http://www.ESLEnglishAcademy.com In this video Faby talks about Idiomatic expressions. Idiomatic expressions are a necessary part of basic English communication. Our website offers video transcripts, more information about English, and an immediate opportunity to excel your English speaking skills. Please visit us at the following URL: http://www.ESLEnglishAcademy.com *** LEAVE YOUR HOMEWORK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW THIS VIDEO!*** We always love comments, so feel free to leave us a message in the comment section below this video. Getting good at English takes time, but if you are dedicated, you will be an expert in no time! Lots of love, Faby xoxoxoxoxo -
2:17Top Idiomatic Expressions
Top Idiomatic ExpressionsTop Idiomatic Expressions
www.learn-talk-english.blogspot.com Famous idiomatic expressions that can be used in daily conversations. -
3:29Idiomatic - Old River (Music Video)
Idiomatic - Old River (Music Video)Idiomatic - Old River (Music Video)
Music video for single Old River by IDIOMATIC. Directed by IDIOMATIC, Samuel Loueranta and Jaakko Peltokangas. Cinematographer Samuel Loueranta. Editor Jaakko Peltokangas. Music by IDIOMATIC. Lyrics Sami Kulmala and Sasja Montonen. Mixed by Oskari Ruohonen. Exogenic Music Group. 2014. -
13:56English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb 'Can’t'
English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb 'Can’t'English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb 'Can’t'
English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t” Blog: http://www.learnex.in/10-idiomatic-expressions-with-the-modal-verb-cant Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/learnexmumbai Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast In English grammar the modal verb “can” and its opposite “cannot or can’t” is explained as a verb that we use to describe ability.Can’t (or cannot) is also used with some verbs to create idiomatic expressions and are widely used by native English speakers.In this English lesson Ceema teaches you 10 expressions with Can't. Can't be bothered - If you can’t be bothered to do something, it means you have no time or interest to do it. It is not important enough for your attention. Can't tell- The expression can’t tell means “can’t perceive/observe.” We often use it in the phrases: Can’t tell the difference between (two similar things) can’t tell if/whether (something is the case or not) Can't carry a tune- Someone who can’t carry a tune has no musical ability; they can’t sing a simple melody correctly. Can't wait- The expression can’t wait means you are very eager and excited for something to happen in the future. Can't get enough- If you can’t get enough of something, it means you want more and more of it. Can't stand- If you can’t stand something, it means it really annoys or irritates you; you strongly dislike it. Can't bear- If you can’t bear something, it means it makes you extremely sad; it is difficult for you to endure. Can't help- I can’t help it means that you are unable to stop or prevent yourself from doing something or feeling a certain way. You can also say I can’t help + verb in the -ING form: “I can’t help feeling guilty, even though it wasn’t my fault.” Can't beat- The expression You can’t beat that! means the situation is the best; it can’t be any better. Can't thank you enough- The phrase I can’t thank you enough expresses very deep, sincere gratitude. It is usually used when you are thanking the person for something they did that was very significant or very meaningful to you. -
27:57Golang UK Conference 2016 - Mat Ryer - Idiomatic Go Tricks
Golang UK Conference 2016 - Mat Ryer - Idiomatic Go TricksGolang UK Conference 2016 - Mat Ryer - Idiomatic Go Tricks
Using only the Go language, you can do some pretty powerful things. In my five years experience, I have picked up a selection of powerful, elegant, simple, and cool tips and tricks that make coding in Go even more fun. Go deliberately has no magic built into the language, but magic things happen when it is used correctly. This talk will cover some of my favourites.
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Idiomatic Expressions: 10 English Phrases for Extreme Emotion
Learn English idioms and expressions with these 10 English phrases describing emotions.
published: 12 Dec 2012 -
15 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use at Work
http://www.espressoenglish.net A lot of American idiomatic expressions are typically used in in formal English -- but these 15 idioms are different! Read the idiomatic expressions and example sentences, listen to the pronunciation and repeat the words and sentences out loud to improve your English speaking.
published: 14 Mar 2013 -
Speaking English - How to use idiomatic pairs
http://www.engvid.com/ High and low? Now and then? Thick and thin? Did you know that when these simple words are used together in pairs, they get new meanings? Learn to use popular idiomatic pairs like these in English conversation and writing. Guaranteed to improve your English by leaps and bounds! http://www.engvid.com/speaking-english-idiomatic-pairs/ TRANSCRIPT Hi, my name is Rebecca. And in today's lesson, I'm going to show you a fun and easy way to improve your English, improve the quality of your English when you speak and when you write. And that's by using something that we call "idiom pairs". So, what are "idiom pairs"? Idiom pairs are two words that we use together and produce a different meaning than when we use those words separately. Let me show you what I mean. What I'm go...
published: 09 Aug 2013 -
IDIOMATIC: YOU ARE NOT THE SUN (Official video)
Idiomatics first single from the debut album, New Terrain (released 28.9.2012). http://idiomaticmusic.blogspot.com/ Order it now! http://www.levykauppax.fi/artist/idiomatic/new_terrain/#cd http://itunes.apple.com/fi/album/you-are-not-the-sun-single/id520406768 Music: Idiomatic Lyrics: Sami Kulmala Arr: Idiomatic, Ercola Sasja Montonen -- vocals, guitar Sami Kulmala - guitar Joonathan Suvanto - bass Juuso Oksala - keyboards Arttu Hokkanen -- drums Engineered and produced by Ercola. Assistant engineer: Harry Rutherford. Mixed by Arttu Peljo and Ercola at Chartmakers' Green Room. Mastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers. Recorded at Fisher Lane Studios, UK. Video ISRC: FI-EX4-1200005 Published by Gesges Publishing LTD. P & C 2012 Exogenic Music Group Directed & Shot by J. Salminen ...
published: 10 May 2012 -
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Conversational English: Idiomatic Expressions
http://www.ESLEnglishAcademy.com In this video Faby talks about Idiomatic expressions. Idiomatic expressions are a necessary part of basic English communication. Our website offers video transcripts, more information about English, and an immediate opportunity to excel your English speaking skills. Please visit us at the following URL: http://www.ESLEnglishAcademy.com *** LEAVE YOUR HOMEWORK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW THIS VIDEO!*** We always love comments, so feel free to leave us a message in the comment section below this video. Getting good at English takes time, but if you are dedicated, you will be an expert in no time! Lots of love, Faby xoxoxoxoxo
published: 17 Mar 2013 -
Top Idiomatic Expressions
www.learn-talk-english.blogspot.com Famous idiomatic expressions that can be used in daily conversations.
published: 24 Jul 2010 -
Idiomatic - Old River (Music Video)
Music video for single Old River by IDIOMATIC. Directed by IDIOMATIC, Samuel Loueranta and Jaakko Peltokangas. Cinematographer Samuel Loueranta. Editor Jaakko Peltokangas. Music by IDIOMATIC. Lyrics Sami Kulmala and Sasja Montonen. Mixed by Oskari Ruohonen. Exogenic Music Group. 2014.
published: 08 Jun 2014 -
English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb 'Can’t'
English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t” Blog: http://www.learnex.in/10-idiomatic-expressions-with-the-modal-verb-cant Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com Youtube : http://www.youtube.com/learnexmumbai Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast In English grammar the modal verb “can” and its opposite “cannot or can’t” is explained as a verb that we use to describe ability.Can’t (or cannot) is also used with some verbs to create idiomatic expressions and are widely used by native English speakers.In this English lesson Ceema teaches you 10 expressions with Can't. Can't be bothered - If you can’t be bothered to do something, it means you have no time or interest to do it. It is not important enough for your attention. Can't tell- The expressi...
published: 10 Aug 2015 -
Golang UK Conference 2016 - Mat Ryer - Idiomatic Go Tricks
Using only the Go language, you can do some pretty powerful things. In my five years experience, I have picked up a selection of powerful, elegant, simple, and cool tips and tricks that make coding in Go even more fun. Go deliberately has no magic built into the language, but magic things happen when it is used correctly. This talk will cover some of my favourites.
published: 09 Sep 2016
Idiomatic Expressions: 10 English Phrases for Extreme Emotion
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- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 12 Dec 2012
- views: 32958
Learn English idioms and expressions with these 10 English phrases describing emotions.
Learn English idioms and expressions with these 10 English phrases describing emotions.
wn.com/Idiomatic Expressions 10 English Phrases For Extreme Emotion
Learn English idioms and expressions with these 10 English phrases describing emotions.
- published: 12 Dec 2012
- views: 32958
15 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use at Work
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- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 67288
http://www.espressoenglish.net
A lot of American idiomatic expressions are typically used in in formal English -- but these 15 idioms are different! Read the id...
http://www.espressoenglish.net
A lot of American idiomatic expressions are typically used in in formal English -- but these 15 idioms are different! Read the idiomatic expressions and example sentences, listen to the pronunciation and repeat the words and sentences out loud to improve your English speaking.
wn.com/15 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use At Work
http://www.espressoenglish.net
A lot of American idiomatic expressions are typically used in in formal English -- but these 15 idioms are different! Read the idiomatic expressions and example sentences, listen to the pronunciation and repeat the words and sentences out loud to improve your English speaking.
- published: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 67288
Speaking English - How to use idiomatic pairs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:29
- Updated: 09 Aug 2013
- views: 110097
http://www.engvid.com/ High and low? Now and then? Thick and thin? Did you know that when these simple words are used together in pairs, they get new meanings? ...
http://www.engvid.com/ High and low? Now and then? Thick and thin? Did you know that when these simple words are used together in pairs, they get new meanings? Learn to use popular idiomatic pairs like these in English conversation and writing. Guaranteed to improve your English by leaps and bounds! http://www.engvid.com/speaking-english-idiomatic-pairs/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi, my name is Rebecca. And in today's lesson, I'm going to show you a fun and easy way to improve your English, improve the quality of your English when you speak and when you write. And that's by using something that we call "idiom pairs". So, what are "idiom pairs"? Idiom pairs are two words that we use together and produce a different meaning than when we use those words separately. Let me show you what I mean. What I'm going to do first is instead of telling you the meanings of these words, of these idiom pairs, I'm going to read a sentence and you try to figure out if you understand the meaning, and afterwards I'll explain the meaning to you. Okay?
So, the first one: "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." Right? "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." So what does the idiom pair: "high and low" mean? What do you think? Okay. Well, "high and low". When we say: "I searched high and low", it means I searched everywhere. I searched all over the place; I searched up, and I searched down. So, "I searched high and low." I searched everywhere. Okay?
Next one: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Okay? "Spick and span". "Spick and span", by the way, can be written with the "k" or without the "k". All right? So what do you think it means if you say to someone: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Well, it's a compliment, it means very, very clean. All right? So if you say something's spick and span, it means it's very clean.
Next one: "They've been married for over 50 years and have been through thick and thin." What does that mean? "Thick and thin." "They have been through thick and thin" means they've been through many hard times, good times, and bad times; many difficult times, many easy times. "Thick and thin" -- all kinds of experiences. Okay?
Next one: "His condition is still touch and go." "His condition is still touch and go." Any idea what that means? Well, that one means that his condition is still uncertain; a little bit risky. The doctor cannot predict what is going to happen. Okay?
Next one: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." For sure, when you use these expressions, your English will improve by leaps and bounds. So what do you think it means: "leaps and bounds"? All right? Well, "leaps and bounds" means a lot, tremendously. Okay? So if you say to someone: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds", your English has improved a lot; it's improved greatly. All right?
Next one: "We only see each other now and then." "We only see each other now and then." What do you think it means? Well, "now and then" means you don't see that person very often; you meet infrequently, not very often. Okay?
So these six idiom pairs are quite easy. Try to remember what they are, try to use them in conversation, and you might be very surprised to find that people are telling you that your English has really improved. Okay? So, that's it for now. If you'd like to do a quiz on this, please visit our website: www.engvid.com. Thanks for watching.
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Hi, my name is Rebecca. And in today's lesson, I'm going to show you a fun and easy way to improve your English, improve the quality of your English when you speak and when you write. And that's by using something that we call "idiom pairs". So, what are "idiom pairs"? Idiom pairs are two words that we use together and produce a different meaning than when we use those words separately. Let me show you what I mean. What I'm going to do first is instead of telling you the meanings of these words, of these idiom pairs, I'm going to read a sentence and you try to figure out if you understand the meaning, and afterwards I'll explain the meaning to you. Okay?
So, the first one: "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." Right? "I searched high and low for my glasses, but I couldn't find them anywhere." So what does the idiom pair: "high and low" mean? What do you think? Okay. Well, "high and low". When we say: "I searched high and low", it means I searched everywhere. I searched all over the place; I searched up, and I searched down. So, "I searched high and low." I searched everywhere. Okay?
Next one: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Okay? "Spick and span". "Spick and span", by the way, can be written with the "k" or without the "k". All right? So what do you think it means if you say to someone: "Your house is always spick and span. How do you do it?" Well, it's a compliment, it means very, very clean. All right? So if you say something's spick and span, it means it's very clean.
Next one: "They've been married for over 50 years and have been through thick and thin." What does that mean? "Thick and thin." "They have been through thick and thin" means they've been through many hard times, good times, and bad times; many difficult times, many easy times. "Thick and thin" -- all kinds of experiences. Okay?
Next one: "His condition is still touch and go." "His condition is still touch and go." Any idea what that means? Well, that one means that his condition is still uncertain; a little bit risky. The doctor cannot predict what is going to happen. Okay?
Next one: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds." For sure, when you use these expressions, your English will improve by leaps and bounds. So what do you think it means: "leaps and bounds"? All right? Well, "leaps and bounds" means a lot, tremendously. Okay? So if you say to someone: "Your English has improved by leaps and bounds", your English has improved a lot; it's improved greatly. All right?
Next one: "We only see each other now and then." "We only see each other now and then." What do you think it means? Well, "now and then" means you don't see that person very often; you meet infrequently, not very often. Okay?
So these six idiom pairs are quite easy. Try to remember what they are, try to use them in conversation, and you might be very surprised to find that people are telling you that your English has really improved. Okay? So, that's it for now. If you'd like to do a quiz on this, please visit our website: www.engvid.com. Thanks for watching.
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IDIOMATIC: YOU ARE NOT THE SUN (Official video)
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Idiomatics first single from the debut album, New Terrain (released 28.9.2012). http://idiomaticmusic.blogspot.com/
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Idiomatics first single from the debut album, New Terrain (released 28.9.2012). http://idiomaticmusic.blogspot.com/
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Music: Idiomatic
Lyrics: Sami Kulmala
Arr: Idiomatic, Ercola
Sasja Montonen -- vocals, guitar
Sami Kulmala - guitar
Joonathan Suvanto - bass
Juuso Oksala - keyboards
Arttu Hokkanen -- drums
Engineered and produced by Ercola.
Assistant engineer: Harry Rutherford.
Mixed by Arttu Peljo and Ercola at Chartmakers' Green Room.
Mastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers.
Recorded at Fisher Lane Studios, UK.
Video ISRC: FI-EX4-1200005
Published by Gesges Publishing LTD.
P & C 2012 Exogenic Music Group
Directed & Shot by J. Salminen
Edit, Post-Production & Art Direction: Jukka Kujansivu
Light Design: Alpo Nummelin
Camera Assistant: Pasi Tiitola
Production: We Are Home
Idiomatic is a five-piece indie guitar pop group that hails from Tampere, Finland. They've played together since 2007, and from the very beginning their biggest emphasis has been on gigs. They don't shun any opportunity to play in front of a live audience whatsoever.
Of course there's no band without proper songs. The quality of songwriting is at a very high level; catchy, atmospheric songs about girls, relationships, loving & leaving and all that. All those things how twenty-something boys see their life in a small town in the North. Musically Idiomatic can be called as a stadium-size indie guitar pop with heart-stopping lyrics.
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Idiomatics first single from the debut album, New Terrain (released 28.9.2012). http://idiomaticmusic.blogspot.com/
Order it now!
http://www.levykauppax.fi/artist/idiomatic/new_terrain/#cd
http://itunes.apple.com/fi/album/you-are-not-the-sun-single/id520406768
Music: Idiomatic
Lyrics: Sami Kulmala
Arr: Idiomatic, Ercola
Sasja Montonen -- vocals, guitar
Sami Kulmala - guitar
Joonathan Suvanto - bass
Juuso Oksala - keyboards
Arttu Hokkanen -- drums
Engineered and produced by Ercola.
Assistant engineer: Harry Rutherford.
Mixed by Arttu Peljo and Ercola at Chartmakers' Green Room.
Mastered by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers.
Recorded at Fisher Lane Studios, UK.
Video ISRC: FI-EX4-1200005
Published by Gesges Publishing LTD.
P & C 2012 Exogenic Music Group
Directed & Shot by J. Salminen
Edit, Post-Production & Art Direction: Jukka Kujansivu
Light Design: Alpo Nummelin
Camera Assistant: Pasi Tiitola
Production: We Are Home
Idiomatic is a five-piece indie guitar pop group that hails from Tampere, Finland. They've played together since 2007, and from the very beginning their biggest emphasis has been on gigs. They don't shun any opportunity to play in front of a live audience whatsoever.
Of course there's no band without proper songs. The quality of songwriting is at a very high level; catchy, atmospheric songs about girls, relationships, loving & leaving and all that. All those things how twenty-something boys see their life in a small town in the North. Musically Idiomatic can be called as a stadium-size indie guitar pop with heart-stopping lyrics.
facebook.com/Idiomaticband
exogenic.com
- published: 10 May 2012
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18 Idiomatic Expressions with the Word HAND
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Learn idiomatic expressions in English with examples. Visit http://www.espressoenglish.net for more English tips!
Learn idiomatic expressions in English with examples. Visit http://www.espressoenglish.net for more English tips!
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Conversational English: Idiomatic Expressions
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In this video Faby talks about Idiomatic expressions. Idiomatic expressions are a necessary part of basic English communication.
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Top Idiomatic Expressions
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- Duration: 2:17
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www.learn-talk-english.blogspot.com Famous idiomatic expressions that can be used in daily conversations.
www.learn-talk-english.blogspot.com Famous idiomatic expressions that can be used in daily conversations.
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www.learn-talk-english.blogspot.com Famous idiomatic expressions that can be used in daily conversations.
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Idiomatic - Old River (Music Video)
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- Duration: 3:29
- Updated: 08 Jun 2014
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Music video for single Old River by IDIOMATIC.
Directed by IDIOMATIC, Samuel Loueranta and Jaakko Peltokangas. Cinematographer Samuel Loueranta. Editor Jaakko ...
Music video for single Old River by IDIOMATIC.
Directed by IDIOMATIC, Samuel Loueranta and Jaakko Peltokangas. Cinematographer Samuel Loueranta. Editor Jaakko Peltokangas.
Music by IDIOMATIC. Lyrics Sami Kulmala and Sasja Montonen.
Mixed by Oskari Ruohonen.
Exogenic Music Group. 2014.
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Music video for single Old River by IDIOMATIC.
Directed by IDIOMATIC, Samuel Loueranta and Jaakko Peltokangas. Cinematographer Samuel Loueranta. Editor Jaakko Peltokangas.
Music by IDIOMATIC. Lyrics Sami Kulmala and Sasja Montonen.
Mixed by Oskari Ruohonen.
Exogenic Music Group. 2014.
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English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb 'Can’t'
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English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t”
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English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t”
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In English grammar the modal verb “can” and its opposite “cannot or can’t” is explained as a verb that we use to describe ability.Can’t
(or cannot) is also used with some verbs to create idiomatic
expressions and are widely used by native English speakers.In this
English lesson Ceema teaches you 10 expressions with Can't.
Can't be bothered -
If you can’t be bothered to do something, it means you have no time or interest to do it. It is not important enough for your attention.
Can't tell-
The expression can’t tell means “can’t perceive/observe.” We often
use it in the phrases:
Can’t tell the difference between (two similar things)
can’t tell if/whether (something is the case or not)
Can't carry a tune-
Someone who can’t carry a tune has no musical ability; they can’t
sing a simple melody correctly.
Can't wait-
The expression can’t wait means you are very eager and excited for something to happen in the future.
Can't get enough-
If you can’t get enough of something, it means you want more and
more of it.
Can't stand-
If you can’t stand something, it means it really annoys or irritates
you; you strongly dislike it.
Can't bear-
If you can’t bear something, it means it makes you extremely sad; it is difficult for you to endure.
Can't help-
I can’t help it means that you are unable to stop or prevent yourself from doing something or feeling a certain way. You can also say I can’t help + verb in the -ING form:
“I can’t help feeling guilty, even though it wasn’t my fault.”
Can't beat-
The expression You can’t beat that! means the situation is the best;
it can’t be any better.
Can't thank you enough-
The phrase I can’t thank you enough expresses very deep, sincere
gratitude. It is usually used when you are thanking the person for
something they did that was very significant or very meaningful to
you.
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English lessons - 10 Idiomatic Expressions with the modal verb “can’t”
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In English grammar the modal verb “can” and its opposite “cannot or can’t” is explained as a verb that we use to describe ability.Can’t
(or cannot) is also used with some verbs to create idiomatic
expressions and are widely used by native English speakers.In this
English lesson Ceema teaches you 10 expressions with Can't.
Can't be bothered -
If you can’t be bothered to do something, it means you have no time or interest to do it. It is not important enough for your attention.
Can't tell-
The expression can’t tell means “can’t perceive/observe.” We often
use it in the phrases:
Can’t tell the difference between (two similar things)
can’t tell if/whether (something is the case or not)
Can't carry a tune-
Someone who can’t carry a tune has no musical ability; they can’t
sing a simple melody correctly.
Can't wait-
The expression can’t wait means you are very eager and excited for something to happen in the future.
Can't get enough-
If you can’t get enough of something, it means you want more and
more of it.
Can't stand-
If you can’t stand something, it means it really annoys or irritates
you; you strongly dislike it.
Can't bear-
If you can’t bear something, it means it makes you extremely sad; it is difficult for you to endure.
Can't help-
I can’t help it means that you are unable to stop or prevent yourself from doing something or feeling a certain way. You can also say I can’t help + verb in the -ING form:
“I can’t help feeling guilty, even though it wasn’t my fault.”
Can't beat-
The expression You can’t beat that! means the situation is the best;
it can’t be any better.
Can't thank you enough-
The phrase I can’t thank you enough expresses very deep, sincere
gratitude. It is usually used when you are thanking the person for
something they did that was very significant or very meaningful to
you.
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Golang UK Conference 2016 - Mat Ryer - Idiomatic Go Tricks
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Using only the Go language, you can do some pretty powerful things. In my five years experience, I have picked up a selection of powerful, elegant, simple, and ...
Using only the Go language, you can do some pretty powerful things. In my five years experience, I have picked up a selection of powerful, elegant, simple, and cool tips and tricks that make coding in Go even more fun. Go deliberately has no magic built into the language, but magic things happen when it is used correctly. This talk will cover some of my favourites.
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Using only the Go language, you can do some pretty powerful things. In my five years experience, I have picked up a selection of powerful, elegant, simple, and cool tips and tricks that make coding in Go even more fun. Go deliberately has no magic built into the language, but magic things happen when it is used correctly. This talk will cover some of my favourites.
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Idiomatic Expressions: 10 English Phrases for Extreme Emotion
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15 Idiomatic Expressions You Can Use at Work
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I'm sick of government warnings that tell me to watch my intake
I know my limits and I know that everyone makes mistakes
And I tell you I'm fine, tell you I'm fine, I'll tell you when I've had enough
I can't take it to heart, I want every last drop going to my head
I'm going out of my way to go out of my mind, going out of my way
I'm going out of my way to go out of my mind, going out of my way
I don't want trouble or bad times, I'm a responsible citizen
But now and then some people spoil it for everybody else
Some people should not partake, sometimes it's a big mistake
But I have no say, you know it's in control of my, control of myself
I'm going out of my way to go out of my mind, going out of my way
I'm going out of my way to go out of my mind, going out of my way
And I tell you I'm fine, tell you I'm fine, I'll tell you when I've had enough
I can't take it to heart, I want every last drop going to my head
So far to walk home
I feel so much better than this morning
It's in control of my, control of myself
I'm going out of my way to go out of my mind, going out of my way
I'm going out of my way to go out of my mind, going out of my way
And I tell you I'm fine, tell you I'm fine, I'll tell you when I've had enough
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As the election is moving to the final month, the new set of data from the first round of ballots cast show positive signs for Clinton in North Carolina and Florida, according to The Associates Press ... The Republican National Committee said they were confident that their significant focus on early investment will help put the party in a strong position ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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At least 20 people, were killed after a car bomb exploded Thursday near a checkpoint close to the Bab al Salam border crossing on the Turkish-Syrian border in northern Syria, two witnesses told Reuters....
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Vladimir Putin ally tells Americans: Elect Donald Trump or face nuclear war
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MOSCOW. Americans should vote for Donald Trump as president next month or risk being dragged into a nuclear war, according to a Russian ultra-nationalist ally of President Vladimir Putin who likes to compare himself to the US Republican candidate ... "Relations between Russia and the United States can't get any worse ... "Americans voting for a president on Nov ... But if they vote for Hillary it's war. It will be a short movie ... The Russian Trump?....
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The House Speaker, Republican Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, has warned top GOP donors that the scandals currently engulfing the campaign for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump could cost the party their majority in Congress. On Oct. 12, Ryan held a conference call with top donors to discuss the state of the 2016 presidential race and how it can impact down-ballot Republicans, a source who listened to the call told Politico ... ....
Oberlin Music Release Celebrates Composer Alberto Ginastera (Oberlin College)
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(Source. Oberlin College). Throughout his career, Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera artfully incorporated the folk music and dance forms of his native land into increasingly modernist creations. From the populist to the avant-garde, Ginastera's work was devised using an architectural approach that labeled each piece as uniquely his own ... 'By any measure, his work is striking, idiomatic, colorful, and gorgeously constructed ... (noodl....
From Schubert to Sinatra: why the song cycle speaks to the heart
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A new English version of Die Schöne Müllerin offers a reminder as to why it’s Sinatra – not his classical contemporaries – that matches Schubert in ambition. It’s an everyday story of country folk. You’re walking beside a stream when you come across a water mill ... Rather than making a word for word substitution, he has created a new poetry that matches idiomatic English to the sense of Müller’s words and the rhythms of Schubert’s music ... ....
SU Press Book Wins Canadian Jewish Literary Award (Syracuse University)
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(Source. Syracuse University). The Syracuse University Press book 'Vilna My Vilna. Stories' has been selected as one of the eight outstanding books chosen to receive the Canadian Jewish Literary Award for 2016. 'Vilna My Vilna' was selected in the Yiddish category ... In this deft depiction of a now-vanished world, Mintz gracefully maintains the colorful idiomatic Yiddish for English language readers....
The Future of 📝 on the Internet
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A New Yorker essay from 2013 hails Sicha’s “idiomatic dominion” over the internet, where he pioneered a style at once “candid,” “self-consciously hysterical,” and “humorously helpful.” (You can see his influence, for example, in Heather Schwedel’s not-a-disclaimer, “Again, no idea if this is true and will actually improve your skin!”) A typical ......
TV shows take local lingo route to shore up TRP
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--> LN Coyalkar . Wed, 28 Sep 2016-09.27am , Hyderabad , dna. Every region has its distinct lingo that appeals and connects to its people like nothing else ... And this is just not confined to Telugu ... The staid vernacular print journalism in the undivided Andhra Pradesh was reinvigorated with the launch of the Telugu daily Eenadu and its advocacy of breezy and off-the-cuff idiomatic language in the mid ’70s ... LN Coyalkar. ....
RLPO/Petrenko review –full of fine things
Edit The Guardian 26 Sep 2016
4 / 5 stars. Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool. Vasily Petrenko brought fire and precision to Beethoven’s Ninth and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra played with fierce concentration ... Mezzo Anna Stéphany’s idiomatic account went to the poetic heart of Théophile Gautier’s songs of loss and evanescence, with Petrenko conjuring silkily sympathetic accompaniments. ....
LS Hilton: ‘There is still a literary snobbery about sex’
Edit The Irish Times 26 Sep 2016
Some years ago, when I was just starting out as a writer, I was lucky enough to share a panel at a literary festival with the novelist Sally Beauman, who died this year ... The book was a smash hit, but Beauman herself, who had started out as a journalist, was vilified ... ADVERTISEMENT. Eimear McBride. Let’s write about sex ... Judith speaks idiomatic modern English, but that’s what got me into trouble ... ADVERTISEMENT ... . . ....
LS Hilton on writing about sex: ‘An orgy is a technical challenge’
Edit The Irish Times 26 Sep 2016
Some years ago, when I was just starting out as a writer, I was lucky enough to share a panel at a literary festival with the novelist Sally Beauman, who died this year ... The book was a smash hit, but Beauman herself, who had started out as a journalist, was vilified ... ADVERTISEMENT. Eimear McBride. Let’s write about sex ... Judith speaks idiomatic modern English, but that’s what got me into trouble ... ADVERTISEMENT ... . . ....
Oxford Dictionary of Idioms
Edit ZDNet 24 Sep 2016
Oxford Dictionary of Idioms takes a fresh look at the idiomatic phrases and sayings that make English the rich and intriguing language... ....
Rutgers Offers Au Pairs Course in ‘Everyday’ English (Rutgers University)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Sep 2016
(Source. Rutgers University). NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Perhaps the most important part of an au pair's job is to communicate to employers about what their children have been up to ... Photo. Jerremdinne ... Weekend Course in New Jersey for Au Pairs,' Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 22-23, from 8.30 a.m. to 5.45 p.m ... 'One of the most important components of successful language learning and application is the mastery of idiomatic forms of expression ... (noodl....
Poet Robert Pinsky Reads Dante (Fordham University)
Edit Public Technologies 15 Sep 2016
(Source. Fordham University). On September 13th Fordham Reads Dante, in collaboration with the Francis and Ann Curran Center, hosted three-term Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky, who spoke on his translation of Dante's Inferno. Pinsky's translation is a national bestseller and a hit with literature critics, considered more idiomatic and accessible than its contemporaries ... 'a supple, American equivalent [to Dante].' ... - Kiran Singh....
Opera CdA gets groovy with a high-flying ‘Barber’
Edit The Spokesman-Review 10 Sep 2016
Opera Coeur d’Alene, under the artistic direction of Aaron St. Clair Nicholson, has placed us once again in their debt ... Much of the credit for this goes in this case to the musical direction of Anthony Barrese and the orchestra, largely hand-picked from the ranks of the Spokane Symphony ... The part of Figaro was taken by Andrew Wilkowske, whose warm baritone and beautiful, idiomatic Italian provided pleasure throughout the evening ... ....
Which types of polls you should pay attention to and which you should ignore, ranked
Edit The Washington Post 09 Sep 2016
Once upon a time, the saying that you could prove anything with statistics was a sort of idiomatic way of waving away unhelpful information. The loose implication was that numbers existed allowing for any point to be proven, after a bit of massaging and omission. Now, though, it's actually true. Any idiot can run a []> ... ....
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