Sayings and phrases

Presents a discussion of over twenty-five sayings and phrases, with illustrations and examples such as "down to the wire," "sick as a dog," and other common idioms from the English language.

Explains the meanings behind a variety of common idioms and bizarre sayings, and offers an example of each phrase in a brief dialogue.

Explains what several confusing but common idioms, such as "Put a bug in his ear," mean, providing examples from real-world situations.

Whimsical illustrations and everyday examples provide an explanation for odd idioms such as "Break a leg!".

Explains the meaning of many common idiomatic expressions used in English.

Whimsical illustrations and everyday examples provide an explanation for peculiar idioms such as "I'm tickled pink!".

Whimsical illustrations and everyday examples provide an explanation for curious idioms such as "It's as clear as a bell!".

Explains the meanings behind a variety of common idioms and bizarre sayings, and offers an example of each phrase in a brief dialogue.

Presents a collection of commonly used idioms and their meanings.

Explains what several confusing but common idioms, such as "She let the cat out of the bag," mean, providing examples from real-world situations.