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I made this series as a follow on from a previous post I made a few years back. Some of these illustrations are brand new to the collection while others have been given a fresh new look. I hope these can help people who are learning the English language and that this can be a fun way to learn some of the funny expressions that are used on a daily basis.
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#1
Hit The Hay
Final score:
33points
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#2
Not The Brightest Bulb In The Box
Final score:
30points
Lynda Momalo 5 years ago
Similar idioms are "Not the sharpest knife in the drawer", "not the sharpest tool in the shed.", "not the smartest piggy in the litter."
#4
Storm In A Teacup
Final score:
26points
Lynda Momalo 5 years ago
I've usually heard it as "tempest in a teacup" -- but that might be a Britishism. It's pretty rare. People are more likely to say "Make a mountain out of a mole hill."
#5
On The Ball
Final score:
26points
Harold Summer 5 years ago
Also implies acting appropriately, clearly, and quickly to the situation
#6
Kick The Bucket
Final score:
25points
#8
Heart In Your Mouth
Final score:
21points
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Up All Night 5 years ago
Where is "raining cats and dogs"? Or "the elephant in the room"? Please do more!
Róisín Hahessy (Post author) 5 years ago
Haha thank you! Raining Cats and Dogs was actually one of the many possibilities...if I get round to doing more I will definitely include it ;)
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Gipsy Kings fan 5 years ago
This is cute and clever, a good way for people studying English to learn idiomatic phrases. It would be great if artists who are native speakers of other languages could create features like this for their own idioms!
Up All Night 5 years ago
Where is "raining cats and dogs"? Or "the elephant in the room"? Please do more!
Róisín Hahessy (Post author) 5 years ago
Haha thank you! Raining Cats and Dogs was actually one of the many possibilities...if I get round to doing more I will definitely include it ;)
Load More Replies... Gipsy Kings fan 5 years ago
This is cute and clever, a good way for people studying English to learn idiomatic phrases. It would be great if artists who are native speakers of other languages could create features like this for their own idioms!
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