English Idioms - Fish, Food, Football, From Scratch, Fruit
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Fish Idioms - BBC Learning English (The Teacher)
The Teacher introduces us to three idioms connected with fish.
The teacher introduces us to three English idioms connected with feet.
In this video the Teacher becomes a football player and teaches you these three idioms: The kick off Moving the goalposts A political football
This is a phrase which means from the beginning or zero. This expression is derived from the line scratched or drawn in the ground that people used as the starting line of a race. The phrase also means starting from raw ingredients. For example, you can say, "My sister baked a cake from scratch for my birthday; she didn't use any of those pre-mixed ingredients."
Fruit Idioms - BBC Learning English (The Teacher)
The BBC introduces us to three idioms connected with fruit.
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