pickLearning English — Idioms and Proverbs A quick idioms and proverbs introductory video-lesson What is an idiom? How should I use idioms? The following example idioms have been discussed: - pot calling the cattle black; - don't beat about the bush; - all that glitters is not gold; - easier said than done; - waste not want not; - the more you save the more you gain; - look before you leap; - don't judje the book by the cover; - once bitten twice shy; - back to the drawing board; - his bark is worse than his bite; - don't count your chicken before they have hatched; - laugh all the way to the bank; - through the baby out with the bathwater; - there are no flies on smb.; - a penny saved is a panny gained Categories: add yours lessons by duncaninchina © 2021 Related videos HaPPy NeW YeAr - 2021 is here! Hello From England! English Addict / LIVE from England - Listen and Chat / Food idioms - Sun 6th Dec - PART 1 Songs for Christmas 2020 - Sing along to some festive favourites. Merry Christmas everyone! LISTEN and LEARN with English Addict - LIVE / Sunday 24th January 2021 - SNOWY ENGLAND sort: relevance, mode: related, q: , relatedToVideoId: MOKQmuXU4Ao, maxResults: 4, videoEmbeddable: true, videoSyndicated: true, safeSearch: strict, type: video Nearby entries: Learning English — Idioms and Proverbs Learning English — More Slang Learning English — Slang American Slang — Lessons by Jennifer Easy American English — Idioms 2 : Food Subscribe to: PodcastsEnglish Slang Post my comment