Everyday Idioms!!!

Idiom:   A Sight for Sore Eyes ; used as a noun/idiomatic expression. First Example:  After having lived in Russia for two years...

Idiom:   Freebie ; used as a noun. First Example:   Sam:  “I work as a food critic for a magazine about food.  The salary is a litt...

Example 1: Excuse me, sir. Would you mind snapping a photo of me and my family near this statue? We really appreciate it! Thanks! ...

Example 1: Ronald is such a penny-pincher . He will only buy something if he has a coupon or if it is on sale. Meaning: a penny-pincher...

Idiom: "to take off"   Context #1:   Joe: Where are you going?  Class doesn't end for another 30 minutes! St...

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...