Everyday Idioms!!!

Idiom: To keep one's chin up Meaning: To keep one's spirits high; to act brave and confident. Cultural Note: We say this...

Idiom: Suck it up Meaning: Stop complaining.   Example: Abby is talking to her teacher Mr. N, as he assigns the class some ho...

Idiom: lump sum ; used as a noun First Example: Abel : Hey Sandra, I heard about you winning the lottery? Sandra : Yep!  I won...

Idiom: rule of thumb ; used as a noun First Example: Karla : How many pizzas do you think I should order for the party? Dan :...

Idiom:   To Shop Around ; used as a verb. First Example:  Tom had shopped around at several stores before finding the refrig...

Idiom:   To Get Off to a Good Start ; used as a verb. First Example:  Mary’s first day of class got off to a good start be...

Example 1 Kate is such a wonderful person! She does a lot of volunteer work in her community helping the homeless and under-privileged...