English Language Idioms

Description

Join us for an engaging conversation session designed for advanced English speakers, where we’ll explore the rich and colourful world of idioms, expressions, and metaphors. Together, we’ll uncover the hidden meanings behind everyday phrases, learn how they add nuance and creativity to communication, and discuss cultural insights that shape their use. Through interactive discussions and examples, participants will practice using these expressions naturally in conversation, enhancing both fluency and confidence. This session is perfect for those looking to expand their vocabulary, sound more like a native speaker, and enjoy the playful side of the English language.

Questions list

1. What do you think the expression "to get cold feet" means and when would you use it?

2. What do you think the expression "to push daisies" means and when would you use it?

3. What do you think the expression "bon mot!" means and when would you use it?

1. What’s your favourite English idiom, and why?

2. Which English idioms sound strange or funny when translated into your native language?

3. Which idioms in English are similar to those in your native language?

4. Can you share an idiom from your culture that doesn’t exist in English?

5. Have you ever misunderstood an idiom in conversation? What happened?

6. Do you think idioms are slowly disappearing in modern English, or are new ones being created?

1. What idiom would you use to describe your current mood?

2. Which idiom best describes your personality?

3. Are there any idioms you avoid using because they feel too informal or old-fashioned?

4. What can idioms teach us about culture and history?

5. Do you think idioms make English more difficult to learn, or more fun?

Get ready for an engaging 10 minutes where you'll receive valuable feedback from your tutor regarding vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar mistakes

English Language Idioms

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

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Questions list

1. What do you think the expression "to get cold feet" means and when would you use it?

2. What do you think the expression "to push daisies" means and when would you use it?

3. What do you think the expression "bon mot!" means and when would you use it?

1. What’s your favourite English idiom, and why?

2. Which English idioms sound strange or funny when translated into your native language?

3. Which idioms in English are similar to those in your native language?

4. Can you share an idiom from your culture that doesn’t exist in English?

5. Have you ever misunderstood an idiom in conversation? What happened?

6. Do you think idioms are slowly disappearing in modern English, or are new ones being created?

1. What idiom would you use to describe your current mood?

2. Which idiom best describes your personality?

3. Are there any idioms you avoid using because they feel too informal or old-fashioned?

4. What can idioms teach us about culture and history?

5. Do you think idioms make English more difficult to learn, or more fun?

Get ready for an engaging 10 minutes where you'll receive valuable feedback from your tutor regarding vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar mistakes

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English Language Idioms

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

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Questions list

1. What do you think the expression "to get cold feet" means and when would you use it?

2. What do you think the expression "to push daisies" means and when would you use it?

3. What do you think the expression "bon mot!" means and when would you use it?

1. What’s your favourite English idiom, and why?

2. Which English idioms sound strange or funny when translated into your native language?

3. Which idioms in English are similar to those in your native language?

4. Can you share an idiom from your culture that doesn’t exist in English?

5. Have you ever misunderstood an idiom in conversation? What happened?

6. Do you think idioms are slowly disappearing in modern English, or are new ones being created?

1. What idiom would you use to describe your current mood?

2. Which idiom best describes your personality?

3. Are there any idioms you avoid using because they feel too informal or old-fashioned?

4. What can idioms teach us about culture and history?

5. Do you think idioms make English more difficult to learn, or more fun?

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