First exampleJudy: Hey Megan, I heard that you are selling your car, I have a friend who might be interested....
Example 1: Emily: I just failed my driving test. I’ll never get my license! Matt: Oh no! That’s ok. Don’t...
Read the following examples to guess the meaning for out of the blue Example 1: I was washing dishes after...
Idiom: to take off Context #1:Joe: What time is it?Sam: It’s 3 o’clock.Joe: Oh man! I have to take off....
to be bummed (out) Context #1: Steve: What’s wrong? You look like you are really bummed.Alex: Yeah…my girlfiend told me...
To Cut Down on Something Please try to guess the meaning of the idiom in bold: Sheryl has gained 45...
To Step on Someone’s ToesRead the following e-mail and try to guess the meaning of the idiom “to step on...
Idiom: Mom and pop; used as an adjective First example: My parents have never been rich, but they were always...
Idiom: to give/get the runaround; used as a verb First example: Terry was in a car accident, but it wasn’t...
Idiom: to lend/give (someone) a hand; used as a verb. First Example: Cristal: Hey Zac, I want to rearrange the...
Idiom: to run into (someone/something); inseparable phrasal verb. First Example: Lisa went to her favorite restaurant in her old neighborhood,...
To Go for ItExample 1:Jimmy: I would really like to get a job at Disneyland as one of the characters....