Idioms and proverbs: B2-Intermediate:

Idioms and proverbs: B2- intermediate: 📚

Idioms are figurative expressions where the meaning cannot be understood from the literal words, while proverbs are short, traditional sayings that offer life advice or express a universal truth.

Common English Idioms:

* Break the ice: To initiate a conversation or ease tension in a social setting.

* Bite the bullet: To force yourself to do something difficult or unpleasant because it is inevitable.

* Hit the nail on the head: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or to get something exactly right.

* Piece of cake: Used to describe something that is very easy to do.

* Spill the beans: To accidentally or prematurely reveal a secret.

* Take it with a grain of salt: To not take something literally or completely seriously; to maintain a bit of skepticism.

* Under the weather: Feeling slightly ill or sick.

Common English Proverbs:

* A stitch in time saves nine: Taking care of a problem immediately prevents it from becoming a much larger issue later.

* Actions speak louder than words: What you do matters more than what you say you will do.

* Better late than never: It is better to complete something late than to not do it at all.

* Don't judge a book by its cover: Do not form an opinion about someone or something based solely on their outward appearance.

* Two wrongs don't make a right: You cannot justify doing a bad thing just because someone else did a bad thing to you.

* Where there's smoke, there's fire: If there are rumors or signs that something is wrong, there is usually some truth to it.

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