Idiomatic Expressions: The real way to sound authentic

Do you want to use proper British expressions? Are you trying to insert Spanish idioms in your English lessons? Probably, you are making a few mistakes...Here you are my "Silly the Bean" blog" to help you out with some tricky translations:

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IDIOMS REFERENCE SITES

Idioms or Idiomatic expressions

Idioms are a part of the figurative language. The good thing about them is that they make a language sound very creative, and can also get others to think and figure out what the person who is using the idiom might mean. Unfortunately, they are usually complicated and hard to remember. But they are worth the hassle!!!
Here you are two interesting sites about IDIOMS

1) English at Home
2) Saber Inglés

TALKING Idioms

Here's a new set of very much useful idioms, Talking related ones this time.
Via English at home.

COMPARATIVES: Advanced Structures (BACH)

Here you are 5 important things you were never taught about comparatives.
Advanced Compararative Structures

TIME Idioms

More idioms, but related to time.

Colour Idioms

Click to learn about English Idioms using colour

Food Idioms

Here is another one of Food Idioms. ENJOY!!!!
Source: @englishathome

Music Idioms

Interesting compilation of  Music Idioms
Source: @englishathome