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Idioms
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Idioms - intro
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The Teacher - food idioms - beans ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of three food idioms by 'The Teacher': full of beans haven't got a bean spill the beans
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Comic explanation of three food idioms by 'The Teacher': full of beans haven't got a bean spill the beans
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The Teacher - food idioms - vegetables ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': It's a hot potato A carrot and a stick Like two peas in a pod
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Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': It's a hot potato A carrot and a stick Like two peas in a pod
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The Teacher - food idioms - fruit ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of common food idioms by 'The Teacher': To go bananas It's a case of sour grapes A second bite of the cherry
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Comic explanation of common food idioms by 'The Teacher': To go bananas It's a case of sour grapes A second bite of the cherry
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The Teacher - food idioms - pie ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': It's as easy as pie To be pie-eyed To have a finger in many pies.
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Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': It's as easy as pie To be pie-eyed To have a finger in many pies.
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The Teacher - food idioms - egg ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': He's a bad egg; Don't put all of your eggs in one basket; He's got egg on his face;
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Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': He's a bad egg; Don't put all of your eggs in one basket; He's got egg on his face;
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The Teacher - food idioms - tea ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': It's not my cup of tea; I wouldn't do it for all the tea in China; It's as good as a chocolate teapot.
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Comic explanation of common idioms by 'The Teacher': It's not my cup of tea; I wouldn't do it for all the tea in China; It's as good as a chocolate teapot.
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The Teacher - idioms with body parts - eye ![external link icon](graphics/externalLink2.png)
Comic explanation of three idioms that use the word 'eye': To keep an eye on something, To have eyes in the back of your head and His eyes are bigger than his stomach.
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Comic explanation of three idioms that use the word 'eye': To keep an eye on something, To have eyes in the back of your head and His eyes are bigger than his stomach.
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Unit 14 Style Page 119
Idioms containing clothing words
Idioms containing clothing words
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Unit 4 Body Page 37
Listening (dialogue) containing: put my foot in it; a shoulder to cry on; neck of the woods; fingers in a lot of pies; up to my eyes; make my mind up; get it off your chest; play it by ear
Listening (dialogue) containing: put my foot in it; a shoulder to cry on; neck of the woods; fingers in a lot of pies; up to my eyes; make my mind up; get it off your chest; play it by ear
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New Inside Out Student's Book Upper Intermediate
Unit 1 Impressions Page 11 Idioms with clothing words