Lifestyle

Idiom: to pan out; used as a verb First example: Stacy was extremely nervous before Tim’s surprise party. She planned...

Example 1: Oh my goodness! The office manager is so bossy! She is always telling everyone what to do, but...

Example 1: Jason: I really want to make many friends while I’m here in the USA. Do you have any...

Example #1: Joe: I love living in Southern California!Gina: Yeah, me too! But sometimes it’s hard to put up with...

Context #1:Kelly: I have some very big news!Joe: Really?Kelly: Yeah… I’m engaged!!!!Joe: You’re joking. I don’t believe it.Kelly: No, I’m...

To Cost an Arm and a Leg Example Dialogues: Joanna: How much did you pay for you car? John: It...

Idioms: “in the black” and “in the red“; used as adjectives Usually when accountants (people who work managing money) write...

to be into (something/ someone) Idiom: to be into; used as a verb First Example: Eun Hye is into surfing.Meaning:...

to chip in Idiom: to chip in; used as a verb First Example: Everyone chipped in five dollars to buy...

To have (one’s) eye on __ Today’s idiom has two meanings Idiom: to have (one’s) eye on (something); used as...

Idiom: to flip out First Example: When I accidentally dropped my new iPhone into a cup of coffee, I flipped...

Idiom: to have (something) both ways; used as a verb. First Example: Mario has been dating Erika for six months,...

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