Enhance your English fluency by practicing common idiomatic expressions used in daily conversations, stories, and informal communication.
Choose or arrange the correct idiomatic expressions to complete each sentence naturally. Pay attention to context and meaning—idioms often cannot be translated word-for-word.
This exercise helps you understand how native speakers use idiomatic phrases in real-life contexts. Focus on recognizing the meaning rather than literal translations.
Idiomatic expressions are phrases whose meanings are not directly deducible from the individual words. Learning idioms helps you sound more natural and understand native-level English conversations. In this activity, you’ll practice recognizing and using idioms that describe emotions, actions, and everyday situations.
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Continue practicing the simple present tense by arranging words to form correct sentences about daily routines, facts, and general truths.
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