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English Lessons in Listening: What do these Idioms Mean?Studying grammar and reading are important but taking English lessons in Listening is a very practical skill. Practice here for free!Before you listen, you should read the meaning of the idioms. Then make a picture in your mind, or invent a story that uses the idiom. Now you are ready to practice listening. Start the story and listen all the way to the end. Imagine how your images fit with the story. Think about the meaning of the story. Change your images if you need to. By listening and imagining with color and sound, you can build your English vocabulary fast. Listen many times because you don't want to forget. New Business1. down in the mouth: miserable or depressed 2. in the red: in debt, overdrawn 3. teething troubles: problems or difficulties which occur at the start of something. 4. get (something) off the ground: to get something started and operating successfully 5. go to the wall: to fail, to be financially unsuccessful, to go bankrupt |
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