Reader Opinions
Nikita – (come what may) September 16, 2018
I think now, I can make any sentences with come what may.
Busayomi – (all is fair in love and war) September 15, 2018
If someone says nothing is fair in love and war what does it mean?
Saqib – (Verbs) September 15, 2018
Good but you have also do more and some logic/magic in it so we can easily learn it.
Sachin Ashture – (Nouns) September 15, 2018
This chapter of noun is very good. It gives examples of various types of nouns.
Liz – (Verbs) September 6, 2018
Well if I didn’t find this over here I would basically run mad.
Frances Mattingly – (don’t look a gift horse in the mouth) September 1, 2018
This is wonderful. In this age of ungratefulness, we need this reminder. We don’t always receive what we want, but do get what we need, due to the providence we enjoy. Not every one can give $100.00 gifts.
Akarsh – (a dime a dozen) September 1, 2018
Awesome you helped me a lot in my speech on idioms
Robert Eckelman – (love to death) August 29, 2018
There is a source that comes very close to the origin of the expression = “loved to death” – It is found in the traditional wedding vows used in the church when the couple exchanged their vows. The man takes the right hand of the woman and they exchange this promise.
I “________ in the presence of God and these witnesses – take thee __________ to be my wedded wife – and plight thee my troth – till death us do part.”
Horreana – (bite off more than can chew) August 28, 2018
I’m pregnant with idioms 👶🏻🐯
Anonymous – (under the radar) August 27, 2018
How is this an idiom?
