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Discover the everyday expressions that bring American English to life. Most Common American Idioms introduces learners to over 500+ widely used phrases that don’t mean what they literally say; but are essential for understanding real conversations.
Through practical examples, contextual usage, and targeted practice, this course helps you recognize and use idioms naturally in speaking and listening. Whether you’re navigating daily interactions, watching movies, or preparing for life in the U.S., this course builds the fluency and confidence needed to communicate like a native speaker.
Module 1
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1. 9-to-5 -
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To Eat Like a Horse
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To Eat Like a Bird
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To Feel/To Be Under the Weather
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To Be Easy as Pie
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Buy It/Not to Buy It
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To Be/Not To Be a Piece of Cake
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Once In a Blue Moon
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When Pigs Fly
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Hit the Hay
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Hit the Sack
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Have the Blues
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Assessment 1 -
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To See Red
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To Feel Blue
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24/7 - Twenty-Four Seven
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To Be a Bookworm
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A Golden Opportunity
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It's Raining Cats and Dogs
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To Kill Two Birds With One Stone
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To Let the Cat Out of the Bag
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To Have a Heart of Gold
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To Have the Memory of an Elephant
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Assessment 2
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To Be on Cloud Nine
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To Run Like the Wind
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Time is Money
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To Be in a Fog
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To Be Lost at Sea
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A Bed of Roses
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To Play With Fire
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Assessment 3
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To Drive Someone Nuts
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To Be a Good Deal
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To Be a Guinea Pig
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To Be All Eyes And Ears
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To Answer Back
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Around the Clock
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To Be Fit as a Fiddle
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To Be as Poor as a Church Mouse
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To Be a Lone Wolf
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To Be a Team Player
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To Have a Million and One Things to Do
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It Is About Time
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Assessment 4
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To Be About to Do Something
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To Be an Early Bird
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To Cut Class/ To Skip Class
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Easy Come, Easy Go
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To Feel Like a New Person
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To Be in the Same Boat
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🎊 Congratulations 🎊
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Final Assessment
Module 2
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2. A bad apple
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3. A baker’s dozen
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4. A ballpark figure
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A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
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A bit/A little bit
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A blessing in disguise
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Have a bone to pick
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A breath of fresh air
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A bunch of
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A doubting Thomas
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A fool and his money are easily parted
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A good Samaritan
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A hang-up
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A memory like a sieve
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A penny saved is a penny earned
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A picture is worth a thousand words
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A piece of cake
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A ray of sunshine
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A rip-off
Module 3
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