Could be an idea to think about. I wonder what everyone thinks about it?
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Thread: New forum "Idioms and sayings"
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#1 12-Jan-2004, 23:51New forum "Idioms and sayings"
It would be nice to have this as a separate forum.
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#2 19-Jan-2004, 14:47I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
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AnonymousGuest#3 03-Feb-2004, 01:14
I like the idea specially if friends can share with us some well known idioms that they use in their countries.
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#4 03-Feb-2004, 09:03Good idea. ;[-)
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#5 25-Mar-2004, 18:45The new folder has been created:
https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=37I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
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#6 25-Mar-2004, 19:12Re: New forum "Idioms and sayings"
I've just completed moving almost all discussions about IDIOMS to the new Idioms and Sayings folder.
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Enjoy!
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#7 26-Mar-2004, 01:10Busy boy.
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#8 30-Mar-2004, 20:40Re: New forum "Idioms and sayings"
Hey, this is great, it is much organized and is good for the ESL learners who are interested in idioms and sayings. Thanks a bunch. BMO Originally Posted by Red5
I've just completed moving almost all discussions about IDIOMS to the new Idioms and Sayings folder. Originally Posted by bmo
Enjoy!
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#10 30-Jun-2004, 16:53Big Red - you are quick on the hoof. I will gladly share some of the more or less obscure uses of the English language I encountered in rural areas of the southern US.
