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28 Idioms for Attention

Sometimes, we want people to look at us, listen to us, or just notice what we’re doing. That’s called getting someone’s attention. In English,…

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35 Similes for Cars

Cars are a big part of everyday life. We see them on roads, in driveways, and even in movies. People like to describe cars…

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35 Similes for Teachers

Teachers help us learn new things every day. They explain ideas, answer questions, and make learning fun. Sometimes, it’s hard to say just how…

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30 Metaphors for Busy

Sometimes, people are so busy that they need new ways to talk about their full schedules. Saying “I’m very busy” all the time can…

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25 Idioms for Arguing

Sometimes, people don’t agree. They may raise their voices or cross their arms. These moments are called arguments. In English, there are many phrases…

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25 Idioms for Youth

Idioms are fun and short phrases that don’t always mean what they sound like. People use them to make talking and writing more interesting.…

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28 Metaphors for Winning

Winning feels great. It can be winning a game, getting a good grade, or doing well at a school contest. But people don’t always…

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33 Similes for Busy

People are busy all the time. We see kids running to class, parents working hard, and even pets rushing around the house. When we…

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28 Metaphors for Big

Sometimes, we want to say something is big, but we don’t just want to say “big.” We want to make it sound more interesting.…

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45 Idioms for Appreciation

Saying “thank you” is nice, but sometimes we want to say more. That’s where idioms come in. Idioms are fun phrases that help show…

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45 Idioms for Young

Idioms are short phrases that often mean something different from their regular words. We use them all the time without even thinking. For young…

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33 Similes for Tall

People use similes to help describe things in a fun and easy way. A simile compares two things using the words “like” or “as.”…

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