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English Idioms and Phrases for All

What Will I Learn? Familiarise with some popular English phrases and idioms Understand why it is important to learn idioms …

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What Will I Learn?

Familiarise with some popular English phrases and idioms

Understand why it is important to learn idioms and phrases

Enhance your conversation skills to speak like a native speaker

Develop your confidence in communicating in everyday English

Improve your pronunciation and active listening skills

Take your English to a higher level in no time

Gain a better understanding of the informal ways of speaking in the English language

Course Overview

The English Idioms and Phrases for All course is designed for non native english speakers looking to upgrade their spoken English and speak everyday English with confidence. It will take you through the most popular English phrases, expressions and idioms, which will help you to develop your conversation and active listening skills in no time.

Through this engaging and easy to follow course, you will take your English to a higher level by understanding the ways that native english speakers communicate in everyday informal conversation. It will help prepare you for day-to-day conversations with native speakers, and communicate using up-to-date language.

This course is open to everyone, ideal for students, people who want to travel, and those who have recently moved to the UK

This best selling English Idioms and Phrases for All has been developed by industry professionals and has already been completed by hundreds of satisfied students. This in-depth English Idioms and Phrases for All is suitable for anyone who wants to build their professional skill set and improve their expert knowledge.

The English Idioms and Phrases for All is CPD-accredited, so you can be confident you’re completing a quality training course will boost your CV and enhance your career potential. The English Idioms and Phrases for All is made up of several information-packed modules which break down each topic into bite-sized chunks to ensure you understand and retain everything you learn.

After successfully completing the English Idioms and Phrases for All, you will be awarded a certificate of completion as proof of your new skills. If you are looking to pursue a new career and want to build your professional skills to excel in your chosen field, the certificate of completion from the English Idioms and Phrases for All will help you stand out from the crowd. You can also validate your certification on our website.

We know that you are busy and that time is precious, so we have designed the English Idioms and Phrases for All to be completed at your own pace, whether that’s part-time or full-time. Get full course access upon registration and access the course materials from anywhere in the world, at any time, from any internet-enabled device.

Our experienced tutors are here to support you through the entire learning process and answer any queries you may have via email.

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After successfully completing the course, you will be able to get the UK and internationally accepted certificate to share your achievement with potential employers or include it in your CV. The PDF Certificate + Transcript is available at £6.99 (Special Offer - 50% OFF). In addition, you can get a hard copy of your certificate for £12 (Shipping cost inside the UK is free, and outside the UK is £9.99).

Course Curriculum

Section 01: Introduction
	Introduction	00:03:00
	What are Idioms and Why We Must Learn Them?	00:01:00
	More about this Course	00:02:00
Section 02: Idioms and Phrases Unit 1
	Shoot Yourself in the Foot	00:02:00
	My Lips are Sealed	00:02:00
	Hit the Nail on the Head	00:02:00
	Tighten Someone’s Belt	00:02:00
	Frog in Throat	00:02:00
	Slip Someone’s Mind	00:02:00
	Lose Someone’s Face	00:02:00
	Come Rain or Shine	00:02:00
	Turn Yourself in	00:02:00
	Cost an Arm and Leg	00:02:00
	Homie	00:02:00
	Give Someone a Cold Shoulder	00:02:00
	Have an Egg on Someone’s Face	00:02:00
	Get Butterfly in Someone’s Stomach	00:02:00
	Throw Someone’s Money around	00:02:00
	Play Innocent	00:02:00
	Turn Someone’s Stomach	00:02:00
	Not Cut out for Something	00:02:00
	Kick Someone out	00:02:00
	To Put the Blame on Someone	00:02:00
Section 03: Idioms and Phrases Unit 2
	Hands Off	00:02:00
	Pass Away	00:02:00
	Cut the Deal	00:02:00
	For My Money	00:02:00
	Burn Your Bridges	00:02:00
	Come in Handy	00:02:00
	Come at Price	00:02:00
	In a Broad Daylight	00:02:00
	In the Mood to do Something	00:02:00
	In a Jiffy	00:02:00
	In so Many Words	00:02:00
	Put Your Mind to It	00:02:00
	Joking Apart , Joking Aside	00:02:00
	In Your Dreams	00:02:00
	Green with Envy	00:02:00
	Overstep the Line	00:02:00
	Have a Craving for Something	00:02:00
	Red Herring	00:02:00
	Brush Up on Something	00:02:00
	Clown Around	00:02:00
Section 04: Idioms and Phrases Unit 3
	Top Banana	00:02:00
	Work Like a Dog	00:02:00
	Mouse Potato	00:02:00
	Teeny-Weeny	00:02:00
	Take Time Off	00:02:00
	On the Eleventh Hour	00:02:00
	How Dare You	00:02:00
	Hush-Hush	00:02:00
	Over Someone’s Head	00:02:00
	Not Lift a Finger	00:02:00
	Fall Behind	00:02:00
	Make a Fuss	00:02:00
	That’s no Excuse	00:02:00
	Fender-Bender	00:02:00
	Scare Someone to Death	00:02:00
	Come Down to Earth	00:02:00
	Nothing between the Ears	00:02:00
	Lay an Egg	00:02:00
	Feel Like a Million Dollars	00:02:00
	I wasn’t Born Yesterday	00:02:00
Section 05: Idioms and Phrases Unit 4
	Peanut Money	00:02:00
	Run Into	00:02:00
	I’ll Eat My Hat	00:02:00
	Sing Like a Bird	00:02:00
	Black Out	00:02:00
	On Tip of Someone’s Tongue	00:02:00
	Time Flies	00:02:00
	Tie the Knot	00:02:00
	Something Sucks	00:02:00
	Step on It	00:02:00
	Creep by	00:02:00
	Pull Someone’s Leg	00:02:00
	A Pain in the Neck	00:02:00
	Out of the Blue	00:02:00
	Off-Color Jokes	00:02:00
	Heart in the Right Place	00:02:00
	Hush Money	00:02:00
	Chicken Out	00:02:00
	Fill Someone’s Shoes	00:02:00
	Cut it Out	00:02:00
Section 06: Idioms and Phrases Unit 5
	To be Off ( food )	00:02:00
	Make Up ( story )	00:02:00
	Soak Up	00:02:00
	Make up for someone or something	00:02:00
	Mistake for Something or Somebody	00:02:00
	Own Up	00:02:00
	To be Taken Aback	00:02:00
	Break Down	00:02:00
	Hit Below the Belt	00:02:00
	Get Carried Away	00:02:00
	Make Ends Meet	00:02:00
	Look Down on Someone	00:02:00
	Drop Off	00:02:00
	All-Nighter	00:02:00
	At the End of Your Rope	00:02:00
	Basket Case	00:02:00
	Cold Feet	00:03:00
	Sell Someone Short	00:02:00
	Go Bananas	00:02:00
	Copycat	00:02:00
Section 07: Idioms and Phrases Unit 6
	Jump Ship	00:02:00
	Know-it-All	00:02:00
	No-Brainer	00:02:00
	To Mess Up with Someone	00:02:00
	Knock on the Wood	00:02:00
	If I Get my Hands on You	00:02:00
	Come Clean	00:02:00
	Have a Lot in Plate	00:02:00
	It’s Between to Our Ears	00:02:00
	What a Mess	00:02:00
	I’m All Eyes	00:02:00
	To Have a Lot in Common	00:02:00
	Go Dutch	00:02:00
	Eye- Catching	00:02:00
	Take Your Time	00:02:00
	Go to Bat for Someone	00:02:00
	Tough Guy	00:02:00
	Kick up Someone’s Heels	00:02:00
	Make a Boo-Boo!	00:02:00
	Voracious	00:02:00
Section 08: Idioms and Phrases Unit 7
	To Make a Fortune	00:02:00
	To be on the Go	00:02:00
	Cool Someone’s Heels	00:02:00
	Top Dog	00:02:00
	Road Hog	00:02:00
	To Put Someone on a Pedestal	00:02:00
	Bury the Hatchet	00:02:00
	Zip Someone’s Mouth	00:02:00
	To Ditch Someone	00:02:00
	Henpecked Husband	00:02:00
	Bury the Head in the Sand	00:02:00
	Eager Beaver	00:02:00
	Until the Cows Come Home	00:02:00
	Worn Out	00:02:00
	Drag Someone’s Feet	00:02:00
	Keep Someone’s Words	00:02:00
	Bookworm	00:02:00
	To be an Old Hand	00:02:00
	Runny Nose	00:02:00
	That’s News to Me	00:02:00
Section 09: Idioms and Phrases Unit 8
	To Have a Heart of Gold	00:02:00
	Get to the Point	00:02:00
	To Get out of Bed on the Wrong Side	00:02:00
	Barking Up the Wrong Tree	00:02:00
	To Have Other Fish to Fry	00:02:00
	No Offense	00:02:00
	Two-Fisted	00:02:00
	To Thumb Your Nose at Somebody	00:02:00
	I Got Your 6	00:02:00
	Act Your Age	00:02:00
	Pig Out	00:02:00
	To Make Up for Something	00:02:00
	To Hell with Something or Somebody	00:02:00
	Hop in	00:02:00
	Cut the Comedy	00:02:00
	Why the Long Face	00:02:00
	Ta-ta for Now	00:02:00
	The Damage is Done	00:02:00
	Turn on the Waterworks	00:02:00
	Home Sweet Home	00:02:00
Section 10: Idioms and Phrases Unit 9
	A Dead Ringer for Someone	00:02:00
	Your Wish is My Command	00:02:00
	Just My Luck	00:02:00
	What’s It to You?	00:02:00
	To Answer the Call of Nature	00:02:00
	To be Stuffed	00:02:00
	Not to be on Speaking Term	00:02:00
	Wearing Odd Shoes / Gloves / Socks	00:02:00
	Rise and Shine	00:02:00
	Stand Someone Up	00:02:00
	Pangs of Conscience	00:02:00
	Leave It to Someone	00:02:00
	Walking Papers	00:02:00
	Jump Down Someone’s Throat	00:02:00
	To Soak Someone	00:02:00
	To have a screw loose	00:02:00
	To Blow the Fuse	00:02:00
	Hit and Miss	00:02:00
	Eat Like a Horse	00:02:00
	Not in the Same Wave Length	00:02:00
Section 11: Idioms and Phrases Unit 10
	Eat Your Words	00:02:00
	From A to z	00:02:00
	As White as a Sheet	00:02:00
	Find Someone’s Feet	00:02:00
	Shake a Leg	00:02:00
	Wind Your Neck in	00:02:00
	Save Someone’s Neck	00:02:00
	It’s Beyond Your Dignity	00:02:00
	You are Over the Hump	00:02:00
	Rainy Day	00:02:00
	To have a Big Mouth	00:02:00
	Not in a Good Mood	00:02:00
	Dog Days	00:02:00
	To Stab Somebody in the Back	00:02:00
	To Get a Kick Out of Something	00:02:00
	Feel Under the Weather	00:02:00
	Pipe Down	00:02:00
	Get in Someone’s Hair	00:02:00
	Cat Got Your Tongue	00:02:00
Assignment
	Assignment – English Idioms and Phrases for All	00:00:00