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Does learning English idioms tickle you pink? Then check out these common ‘colour’ idioms and let us know about any other ‘colour’ expressions that you know!

As our English gets better, we sometimes want to use more advanced words to describe a situation more accurately. Here is some useful vocabulary to add strength to some basic words in English.

Idiom of the day

🦃Is this the season to talk turkey?🎄
Maybe, if you have a good sauce to go with it.🤭
‘Talk turkey’ is actually an idiom. Here’s an example of how to use it:
‘Betty knew she had to talk turkey with her son. The teenager had been spending more money than his family could afford.”

What is your favourite idiom? Let us know - we’re all ears! 👂👂👂

Idiom of the day

🎉😎 It’s the weekend, the sun is shining and I’m sat in the park with my best friend. I’m like a pig in muck. 🐷 We say ‘like a pig in muck’ when we are very happy or contented. 🐽When was the last time you were like a pig in muck? 🐽

😋You like food, right? And you’re learning English?
What a coincidence! Here are some food idioms to get your teeth into!😋

In today’s (throwback Thursday), we’re looking back at our post on common online acronyms. NGL, we think they’ll be useful. Look at the list and let us know which of these you use!

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Practise your speaking abilities with some of these awsome picture descriptions

Today we’re speaking electric kick scooters? A nice way to get to an office? Or a hazard for everyone? Vocabulary & Discussion questions after the video...

Learn English Phrasal Verbs for work, exams, school & life. Phrasal verbs made easy! (B1-C1) PART 3! Aprende 3 verbos nuevos fácilmente con nuestros ejemplos. ¿Tienes alguna duda? ¡Escríbenos un comentario! Puedes aprender más phrasal verbs para el trabajo a...

What’s your guilty pleasure?
Examples: some people binge-watch reality TV, others buy sweets for their kids but eat most of them…
Here are some useful phrases with the word 'guilt'.

🐳Have a whale of a time learning these animal idioms. 🥳They really are the bee’s knees! 🐝
What other animal idioms do you know?

Spring is officially here and the sound of baby is in the air! But what names do we give to baby animals? Check the table below and answer the following question – what do you call a baby horse?

a) A kid
b) A fawn
c) A foal

Learn about the phrase ‘puppy dog eyes’: https://bbc.in/395D0sP

The Duchess of Sussex has said she found life within the British Royal Family so difficult that at times she "didn't want to be alive any more".

In a deeply personal TV interview, Meghan told Oprah Winfrey that she did not get help when she asked for it.

Neil and Catherine have the vocabulary you need to talk about this story.

Watch it here: https://bbc.in/3rv684X