English Vocabulary Lesson # 159 – To be one’s cup of tea (Idiom)
In this spoken English lesson from Daily Video Vocabulary, you will learn how to use the idiom ‘To be one’s cup of tea’. There are certain things you really enjoy doing and find great pleasure in...
View ArticleEnglish Vocabulary Lesson # 161 – To take a toll on something (Idiom)
Sometimes, we do things that have a negative impact on us. We may not realize it initially, but as time passes, we can clearly see or feel the bad effects they have on us. The idiom ‘to take a toll on...
View ArticleEnglish Vocabulary Lesson # 163 – To nail something (Idiom)
There are people who do their work perfectly without any scope of error. They are successful in their very first attempt. The idiom ‘to nail something’ basically means to do something successfully or...
View ArticleEnglish Vocabulary Lesson # 168– With all one’s might (Idiom)
English vocabulary lesson with all one’s might In this free ESL lesson you will learn how to use the idiom ‘with all one’s might’. We hope this free ESL lesson would help you learn new English...
View ArticleEnglish idioms that use body parts.
In this free English lesson you will learn some common English idioms based on the human body. Each entry includes the meaning of the idiom and shows the idiom in context in an example sentence. To...
View ArticleEnglish lesson – Idioms using the word ‘Mother’
In this Mother’s Day special English lesson, you are going to learn some new idioms using the word ‘mother’ in them. These idioms could be used in your day to day life to improve your English speaking...
View ArticleIdioms to talk about ‘Age’
In this English lesson with me Michelle, you’re learning some interesting idioms to talk about “Age”. Use these idioms in your daily English conversation. Expressions: She’s in her early twenties....
View ArticleSports related business idioms.
When doing business in English you will hear a lot of idiomatic expressions. They can relate to all sorts of areas like war, fire, health. One of the biggest areas is sports. If you want to use these...
View ArticleSmart and Polite ways to say ‘NO’ in English.
Here is a good rule to keep in mind about English; it is often better to be polite than it is to be direct. English speakers often use more words than are necessary to say ‘yes’ and ‘no’ because they...
View Article07 Handy Colour Idioms.
Life is colourful and in English, we have idioms related to colours that will improve your English fluency and make your speak English confidently.They are fun to learn and easy to use. 1) Born with a...
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