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John's ESL Daily Idioms Idioms, are difficult for learners of English because the meaning of each word in the idiom is not the same as its normal meaninhg when not used in an idiom. For example, as kick the bucket does not mean to hit a bucket with your foot. It means to die. Because of their unusual and unpredictable nature, idioms are a part of language that requires a lot of practise and study.   |Privacy | About John's ESL Community |Contact | Copyright © 2000 ~ Present John's ESL Community. All rights reserved. This ESLoop site is owned by John Erskin. [ Next Page | Skip It | Next 5 ] Want to join the ESLoop? Click here for info.

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