Everyday Idioms!!!

Idiom:  Down-To-Earth ; used as an adjective. First Example:   “All the boys in Judy’s class love the new girl, Sabrina.  Unlike ...

Idiom:   Word of Mouth ; used as a noun, usually as the object of a prepositional phrase. First Example:   “Before newspapers wer...

Example 1: I usually read a magazine to pass time in the waiting room when I visit the doctor's office. Example 2: It's 6:00 ...

Example 1: We found a lost puppy on our street. I don't know how long it was out there, but he was really hungry! He wolfed down a pla...

Idiom: To let (something) go   Context #1:   Chris: Last night we lost the Championship basketball game. I can't believe...

Idiom: To make one's day Meaning: To give or provide happiness and/or excitement; to brighten someone's day. Situation: T...

Idiom: Take a hike Meaning: Leave, go away Situation: Natalia is standing outside a restaurant waiting for a friend. Bob, who is ...