Idioms

Dear students,

Albert (3r B) sends this link if you want to know more about idioms in English.

http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/

Thanks, Albert. See you soon.

IDIOMSITE

Dear students,

Here we are again. It's been a long, long summer-or maybe not so long- but everything comes to an end. And so today we're back to work.

I hope you've used your English a lot. If you haven't, this might be a good way to refresh it.

This is a nice site where you can find lots of idioms -what's an idiom, teacher?. Well it's sort of a fixed expression. Some idioms are similar to Spanish or Catalan ones and some others aren't.

Have a look and see how many you can understand: Idiomsite

For further information, have a look at the "Idioms" section on the labels cloud on the right part of the screen.

See you soon

More About Idioms

Dear ESO students,
3r ESO students know that we're working on Animal Idioms in English. Miquel (3r B) has linked me to this amazing website about.....ANIMAL IDIOMS!!!!!
http://www.doghause.com/idioms.asp
Thanks a lot, Miquel

1000 images on the tip of my tongue

Dear ESO students,
I found this website with loads of idioms in English and their translation in Spanish (and French too). I think it's great!! Why don't you have a look?
How do you say "a storm in a teacup" or "all peaches and cream" in Spanish/Catalan?
This is the link: http://rea.ccdmd.qc.ca/ri/Expressions/index.html
See you soon.