VOCABULARY

At the restaurant

Countries and nationalities

Jobs

Parts of the House

Days and Months

Daily Activities

Irregular Verbs

Food and Drinks

Computer Parts

100 Basic English Phrases

100 Basic English Phrases 1

Basic English Phrases 2

100 English verbs

100 basic english phrases 3

Land Travel

The Dining Room

THE LIVING ROOM

Livingroom.pdf

Documento Adobe Acrobat 394.8 KB

Energy.pdf

Documento Adobe Acrobat 414.1 KB

THE KITCHEN

The kitchen.pdf

Documento Adobe Acrobat 410.7 KB

EXPRESSIONS

IDIOMS

"Beat the clock" means "to finish something before the time is up". Example: The basketball team worked hard to beat the clock and win the game.

"Money doesn't grow on trees" means "it's not easy to get money". Example: - Dad, can I have a new bike? - We can't afford one. Money doesn't grow on trees, you know.

"On the tip of your tongue" means "about to be said or almost remembered". Example: John had the answer on the tip of his tongue, but Ann said it first.

"Put your money where your mouth is" means "to do something rather than to just talk about it". Example: My boss always says that he will buy a new computer for me but he should put his money where his mouth is and buy it.

"Like two peas in a pod" means "very similar". Example: We were like two peas in a pod – we liked all the same things, and we did everything together.