ESSENTIAL IDIOMS IN ENGLISH

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Idomatic expressions are accepted as part of simple,every day speech.Experienced teachers of English have long recognized their importance as a means of adding grace and exactness to speech and writing.

I will try to rewrite some of them here.

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* The symbol (S) indicates that an idiom is separable  - that a direct object may be placed between the verb and the prepositional particle.In these cases examples are given of the idiom both separated and also unseparated.

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23. TO CALL ON:(to visit)

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Last night several friends called on us.

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How many salsemen call on Mr Evans everyday?

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very useful topic, and I like your way in explaining idioms with the picture..

you're a good teacher :)..

Continue …

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Hope i can doo something useful for all in whole of my life.

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24. NEVER MIND (do not mind,do not bother or pay any attention)

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"Never mind" she said when I offered to open the window for her.

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When William wished to return the money which he owes you, why did you say: "Never mind! Wait until next week when you recive your payback."?

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Dear friends, the folowing verbs are from the lesson 3 of that book.

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25. TO PICK OUT: (to choose,select ) (S)

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I want to pick out some new ties to give my brother as a Christmas present.

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Which book did you pick out to send to Anne?

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If you want me to treat you to a desert,pick one out.

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* The symbol (S) indicates that an idiom is separable  – that a direct object may be placed between the verb and the prepositional particle.