Idiom:be my guest Example 1: Matt: Hey man, I’m going to San Diego next year. Dee: Oh really? Can I come too? Matt: Be my guest. Dee: Really? That’s awesome. Example 2: Thomas: Do you think I can turn in those reports on Monday of next week? Charles: Be my
Idiom:(to) drop a hint Example 1: Rudolph: Hey Dasher, what kind of gift are you getting for your girlfriend this holiday season? Dasher: Wait. You’ll find out after the holiday season. Rudolph: Oh, come on, drop me a hint! It’s not my gift. Dasher: No
Idiom: To Ring Up Example 1: Store clerk to the man waiting in line to pay: “Hello, sir. Are you ready? I can ringyou up at this register.” Example 2: Shopper who realizes there is mistake on her receipt: “I have to go back to the store. The cashier rang
Idiom: Retail Therapy Example 1: Cora: Frances just broke up with her boyfriend. We need to plan something to help cheer her up. Do you have any ideas? Julie: I have the perfect idea! She loves shopping, so I think some retail therapy will definitely help her
