Lessons Categories idioms

199 English lessons that use idioms

English Lesson: Janu is going to be filling in for me while I'm out on maternity leave.
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61. “Janu is going to be filling in for me while I'm out on maternity leave.”

English Lesson: Ugh. My sleep cycle is still totally out of whack.
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62. “Ugh. My sleep cycle is still totally out of whack.”

English Lesson: You constantly have to be learning just to keep pace with the latest developments.
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63. “You constantly have to be learning just to keep pace with the latest developments.”

English Lesson: No one has come forward yet to claim responsibility for the attacks and police have not named any suspects.
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64. “No one has come forward yet to claim responsibility for the attacks and police have not named any suspects.”

English Lesson: At the end of the day, though, we can't afford to turn away business... as I'm sure you're aware.
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65. “At the end of the day, though, we can't afford to turn away business... as I'm sure you're aware.”

English Lesson: Yeah, it's one of the highest-rated shows on the air.
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66. “Yeah, it's one of the highest-rated shows on the air.”

English Lesson: Hmm... well, I must admit: I'm stumped.
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67. “Hmm... well, I must admit: I'm stumped.”

English Lesson: We've been toying with the idea of raising our own chickens.
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68. “We've been toying with the idea of raising our own chickens.”

English Lesson: I'll shoot her an e-mail and find out where we stand.
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69. “I'll shoot her an e-mail and find out where we stand.”

English Lesson: I've got to hand it to you: you've really stepped up these last few weeks.
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70. “I've got to hand it to you: you've really stepped up these last few weeks.”