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1. Ask for and give explanations of the hidden meanings of some cake and pie idioms 2. Draw others’ attention to people and things, and describe them with idioms, e.g., “The tickets are…

By watching John and his friends playing a football match, pupils can hear and learn some useful idioms to express their feelings, such as being happy, upset, angry, afraid, worried and nervous.

Have you heard people using idioms in their conversations? What’s an idiom? An idiom is a group of words that has a special meaning different from what each separate word means. To understand…

1. Ask for and give explanations of the hidden meanings of some food idioms 2. Draw others’ attention to people and things, and describe them with idioms, e.g., This little boy is the apple of…

1. Learn about the idioms connected with facial and body parts such as eyebrows, hands and ears, etc. 2. Ask for and give explanations of the hidden meanings of the idioms, e.g., keep your ear to…

There are idioms using colours to describe people and things in our daily conversation, songs and even nursery rhymes. Come and learn to use the green, red, white, black and blue idioms together.