Everyday Idioms!!!

Context 1 Jim: I like the new quarterback on our high school football team this year. Steve: Yeah, me too.  He is a very good playe...

Idiom: to cut to the chase ; used as a verb First Example: Henry : ...and then, I asked if there was going to be a meeting abou...

Example: Ina : I heard you won some money from the lottery.  Michael : I did.  I’m going to buy a house, and a boat, and get marr...

Idiom:  To add fuel to the fire - To  do or  say   something  to  make  a problem  or  bad   situation   worse;  to  further   anger a pe...

Example 1: Cody:  Wow! This is such a fancy party. I’m not sure that I’ll know who to talk to or what to talk about. Jada:  Don’...

Context #1:  Mike: Have you heard from Richard? It's been a while since I've talked to him. Bryan: No, I can't ge...

           Context #1 – Two guys who like the same girl Vinnie: Hey, Brad. What's up? Brad: Oh, hi. I’m just getting ready ...

Context: Jackson and I were having a wonderful time at the LA County fair a couple of weeks ago. It's such a fun place to experi...

Idiom:  to get knocked up – to get (someone) pregnant Context #1  – At a party with friends James:  I can’t figure out what do...

To pose for   - To assume a position or attitude for a photograph or painting. Context #1 – Two friends talking Victoria: ...

Context #1 –  Roommates watching TV at home Vanessa: Hi Brad. I just bought some hamburgers and fries from In-N-Out. Set up t...