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Idiomatic Expressions Matching Game
Master 100 Idiomatic American English Idiomatic Expression
Idioms are phrases where the real meaning is different from the literal meanings of the words. For example, “hold your tongue” doesn’t mean physically holding your tongue — it means to avoid speaking in a situation. Idioms are often informal and can carry cultural meaning that English speakers recognize right away.
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