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Message  gerardM Jeu 31 Déc - 16:12

https://www.idiomsandslang.com/deep-pockets/

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Message  gerardM Dim 3 Jan - 10:00

What does the idiom "fly by the seat of one's pants" mean?




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Message  gerardM Dim 3 Jan - 10:20





At the End of One's Rope (Tether) - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary

At the End of One's Rope (Tether) idiom, idiom At the End of One's Rope (Tether) ,At the End of One's Rope (Tether) definition ,At the End of One's Rope (Tether) meaning

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Message  gerardM Dim 3 Jan - 10:23




Bells And Whistles - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary

Bells And Whistles idiom, idiom Bells And Whistles ,Bells And Whistles definition ,Bells And Whistles meaning
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Message  gerardM Dim 3 Jan - 10:26





Yes Man - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary

Yes Man idiom, idiom Yes Man, yes man meaning, yes man definition

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Message  gerardM Dim 3 Jan - 15:29




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Message  gerardM Dim 3 Jan - 23:50




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Message  gerardM Mer 6 Jan - 14:59

These days, it takes me longer to climb hills. Guess I'm "over the hill"!




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Message  gerardM Mer 6 Jan - 15:18

https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/getting-to-know-gerunds-and-infinitives/3111996.html

English learners have difficulty with gerunds and infinitives. A gerund is the –ing form of a verb that functions the same as a noun. An infinitive is the base form a a verb, with or without "to." Learn how to use them from the Everyday Grammar team.

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Message  gerardM Mer 6 Jan - 22:03

What a Face


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Message  MurielB Ven 8 Jan - 21:44

Hi everyone !
Have you read the previous article about English language evolution ?
Wine o’ clock or beer o’ clock, also added to Oxford Dictionaries in 2015, is when a person decides that it’s the correct time to have a glass of the drink in question.
It is a new way of telling the time. Very good isn't it ?

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Message  gerardM Dim 10 Jan - 10:27

Yeah very good indeed Muriel! Smile

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Message  gerardM Dim 10 Jan - 10:31




Now,
In the States, a credit card and a debit card are completely different while in France we don't make a difference.
I advise to consider this as what we have in France ("Carte Bleue", "carte Visa", etc.) under the name of "carte de crédit" are in fact what Americans name debit cards 'Kay?
Take care, this is bloody important and you could be in troubles if you don't know the difference for example in an Am hotel, when a company will pay for your expenses but they ask you -at check-in- for your "credit card" just to identify you and have a coverage... in fact your account will be debited for a few days!! Be aware!! The reception desk asks for a credit card and you hand a debit card!!

I don't know if I explained clearly and correctly but I never met a bank employee knowing about this.

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Message  MurielB Lun 11 Jan - 8:22

Do you know that expression origin ?
Pertains to torture used during the Crusade's. As a method for extracting confession for heresy, non-believers were positioned in a manner that allowed the inquisitor to apply flames to the feet of the accused. This was done until the accused confessed or died




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Message  gerardM Mar 12 Jan - 19:32

They weren't very funny and did as well/bad as the present terrorists, no?

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Message  gerardM Mar 12 Jan - 19:35





English Irregular Verbs

This is a list of some irregular verbs in English. Of course, there are many others, but these are the more common irregular verbs.

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Message  gerardM Mer 13 Jan - 21:27





9 embarrassing grammar mistakes, and how to avoid making them

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Message  gerardM Jeu 14 Jan - 21:57

What a Face


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Message  gerardM Ven 15 Jan - 11:04

You can always safely say that something is a "pain in the neck." "Pain in the ass" (UK: arse) and "pain in the butt" are less polite.




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Message  gerardM Ven 15 Jan - 15:46




One-Trick Pony - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
One-Trick Pony idiom, idiom One-Trick Pony ,One-Trick Pony definition ,One-Trick Pony meaning
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Message  gerardM Ven 15 Jan - 21:39

What a Face Did you attend the school of hard knocks? It has many alumni.




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Message  MurielB Ven 15 Jan - 22:16

Yes it is a good school and I have found the song !

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Message  gerardM Ven 15 Jan - 22:24

GG Muriel!

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Message  gerardM Sam 16 Jan - 14:52




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Message  gerardM Sam 16 Jan - 14:57

"No shit, Sherlock!" is a slang expression. It's obscene but is fairly common among friends.




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