Comments on: Idioms in Spoken English http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/ Guaranteed to improve your spoken English! Tue, 17 May 2011 07:53:46 +0000 hourly 1 By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-509 Greg and Ivy Cook Tue, 17 May 2011 07:51:46 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-509 Hi Lili That's a really good example. I guess the trick is to learn English without knowing you are learning it. In other words, if you create an English environment around you, you will be learning all the time. So creating an English environment is the most important thing in learning English. Hi Lili

That’s a really good example. I guess the trick is to learn English without knowing you are learning it. In other words, if you create an English environment around you, you will be learning all the time. So creating an English environment is the most important thing in learning English.

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]]> By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-503 Greg and Ivy Cook Tue, 17 May 2011 07:40:39 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-503 Hi Punnaiah, it's good to get your contribution. It's particularly good because you have used a couple of idioms in it. Well done. Hope you didn't mind us correcting it... girl:how did you come to the college? boy:by bike girl: You must have got the bike out of the blue. Only yesterday you were saying that you had to walk to college. Who gave you this bike? boy:My father bought it for me. girl:what is the cost of this bike? boy:It's a real special bike. It cost an arm and a leg. Hi Punnaiah, it’s good to get your contribution. It’s particularly good because you have used a couple of idioms in it. Well done. Hope you didn’t mind us correcting it…

girl:how did you come to the college?
boy:by bike
girl: You must have got the bike out of the blue. Only yesterday you were saying that you had to walk to college. Who gave you this bike?
boy:My father bought it for me.
girl:what is the cost of this bike?
boy:It’s a real special bike. It cost an arm and a leg.

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boy:by bike
girl:it was out of the blue,who gave this bike?
boy:my father buy for me.
girl:what is the cost of this bike?
boy:it’s cost an arm and a leg

]]> By: Tun http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-493 Tun Tue, 15 Feb 2011 09:12:15 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-493 good-better-best good-better-best

]]> By: Lili http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-468 Lili Sat, 13 Feb 2010 12:29:32 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-468 What a nice website to improving English. Dialogue Me: How much was your wedding ring? My friend: It did cost my husband an arm and a leg. By the way, may I ask what 's the most important thing in learning English? I found there are so many things that we need to improve and it is quite easy to lose myself. What a nice website to improving English.

Dialogue
Me: How much was your wedding ring?
My friend: It did cost my husband an arm and a leg.

By the way, may I ask what ‘s the most important thing in learning English? I found there are so many things that we need to improve and it is quite easy to lose myself.

]]> By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-449 Greg and Ivy Cook Mon, 05 Oct 2009 03:25:42 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-449 Thank you Liaqat, we hope to add more to this section soon. Thank you Liaqat, we hope to add more to this section soon.

]]> By: liaqat sarmachar http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-448 liaqat sarmachar Sun, 04 Oct 2009 06:23:04 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-448 very nice idom and spoken english it is very good idom very nice idom and spoken english it is very good idom

]]> By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-304 Greg and Ivy Cook Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:58:35 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-304 Nancy, we'll keep putting up posts on new idioms. We're really happy that you're looking forward to these. Nancy, we’ll keep putting up posts on new idioms. We’re really happy that you’re looking forward to these.

]]> By: Greg and Ivy Cook http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/idioms-in-spoken-english/#comment-303 Greg and Ivy Cook Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:57:26 +0000 http://www.betterspokenenglish.com/?p=173#comment-303 Good work, Nancy. Your example is a good one. We're sure that your hard work would be a good reward for your parents. Maybe you can buy your parents a few things that cost an arm and a leg! Good work, Nancy. Your example is a good one. We’re sure that your hard work would be a good reward for your parents. Maybe you can buy your parents a few things that cost an arm and a leg!

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