Here are ten English idioms to practice everyday:
- "Break a leg" (Good luck)
- "Bite the bullet" (Face a difficult situation)
- "Blessing in disguise" (A good thing that initially seemed bad)
- "Bury the hatchet" (Make peace)
- "Cry over spilt milk" (Worry about something that cannot be changed)
- "Easy as pie" (Very simple)
- "Get cold feet" (Lose courage or confidence)
- "Kick the bucket" (Die)
- "Let the cat out of the bag" (Reveal a secret)
- "Throw in the towel" (Give up).
- "Bend over backwards" (Make a great effort)
- "Cost an arm and a leg" (Be very expensive)
- "Get the ball rolling" (Start a process)
- "Hit the nail on the head" (Be exactly right)
- "In the same boat" (Having the same problem or situation)
- "Jump on the bandwagon" (Join a popular trend)
- "Kill two birds with one stone" (Achieve two things with one action)
- "Mind your own business" (Don't interfere in other people's affairs)
- "Once in a blue moon" (Very rarely)
- "Speak of the devil" (When the person you are talking about appears unexpectedly).