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C1/C2 Idioms Kill two birds with one stone

Two blackbirds on an electricity wire laughing AI generated with Fusion Brain “Imagine this: You’re a skilled hunter in ancient times, armed with a trusty stone. Suddenly, not one, but two birds appear in front of you. With a mischievous glint in your eye, you take aim and – wham! You knock out not one,…… Continue reading C1/C2 Idioms Kill two birds with one stone

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Some more food idioms

To put all your eggs in one basket Meaning that you rely on one particular course of action not considering other possibilities first. I have considered changing my job, but I don’t think I should put all my eggs in one basket. This person thinks that a change of job might be a good thing,…… Continue reading Some more food idioms

C2 · Idioms · Vocabulary

Something on idioms

You could spend a lifetime learning English, but when visiting an English-speaking country, you’d be almost horrified to realise that its people seem to be blurting out whole sentences of stuff you have never heard in your life; not to mention that you don’t even know what they are talking about. So you consequently sigh…… Continue reading Something on idioms