This video is one of a series we’ve devoted to English idioms. Many students of English master the grammar well, but when they arrive in an Englishspeaking country, they find they don’t understand what’s being said. Why? Because they’ve never learned English idioms.

What is an idiom? An idiom is an expression in which words do not have their literal meaning. If I say I heard something through the grapevine, I don’t mean I’m pressing my ear to an actual grapevine. I mean I heard a piece of gossip. Idioms are often funny, and they may be quite poetic.

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