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Are These British English Idioms Difficult to Hear?![]() Many students have told me that British English has many idioms that are very difficult to hear and understand. My answer is do lots of English listening practice, expecially here at English Listening World. Imagination is our gift. We can use imagination to help us study English. For each idiom, try to make an image that is easy to remember. If you make an image today and cannot remember your image tomorrow, that is ok. Your image was not easy to remember; simply make a new one that is more outrageous. With funny or scary or intense images as your first tool, start to listen to the idioms in context in the stories on these pages. Make WavesIdiom List1. let one's hair down: to relax and enjoy oneself 2. have a fit: to get very angry 3. go out with(someone): to date (someone), on a regular basis 4. cross swords with: to quarrel with (someone), to have a disagreement with (someone) 5. make waves: to cause trouble ![]() |
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