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4 days ago · Learn English : Vocabulary : Word of the Day : Idiom of the Day. Popular @ EnglishClub: A new English idiom every day, with example sentences, explanations, notes and quiz. For ESL learners.
5 days ago · “She is welcome to join our team, but there will be a steep learning curve.” 7. Go the extra mile . To go the extra mile means to give more effort or do more than what’s expected of you. For example: “Anyone would be glad to have Pam on their team. She’s a great team player and is always willing to go the extra mile.” 8.
5 days ago · Hello and welcome back to The English We Speak – I’m Feifei. Neil And I’m Neil – hello everybody. Feifei So Neil, word round the office is that you had quite an exciting weekend! Neil That ...
5 days ago · A: You’re referring to the idiom, typically used to indicate a large distance – for example, “She won by a country mile” or “no one lived within a country mile of him”. Q: So is it an actual distance? A: Not specifically. Macquarie Dictionary lists it as “a n indeterminate measure of great distance”. But often, like the winning ...
4 days ago · Hard work is the key to success, and we all know that. But sometimes, it becomes difficult to express this feeling in words. That is where idioms or metaphorical phrases come into play. Idioms are phrases that have a figurative meaning different from the literal meaning of the words used.
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5 days ago · Here are twenty distinct ways to say “welcome home,” along with scenario examples to help you incorporate these expressions naturally. 1. “It’s great to have you back.”. Scenario Example: Email to a colleague returning from a business trip. Subject: Welcome Back! Hi Sarah, It’s great to have you back in the office!
