To help enhance your exam performance, our e-Workbook includes all of the idioms that have appeared most frequently on past exams.
Idioms are an important part of your English language skills. In fact, you will need idioms in order to speak fluently in the American English language.
Of course, learning idioms is also an important part of how to learn English. To improve English language skills generally, you might want to look on Google using these popular keyword combinations:
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However, with regard to idioms in particular, you need to know that knowledge of idioms is included in the vocabulary part of the G-V-R test. Of course, idioms are also covered in our e-workbook!
The word "idiom" means figure of speech. That is to say, the words in an idiom do not have their usual meaning because idioms are metaphorical expressions.
Look at this example conversation in American English:
Speaker 1: I have just won $100,000!
Speaker 2: You're pulling my leg!
Okay . . . the first speaker hasn't touched the other speaker's legs!
In other words, speaker 2 has just used an idiom that means "I don't believe it. You must be joking!"
For more information on our e-Workbook, please click on the link below.
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