English Mastery

English Idioms:
Break the ice,
Bite the bullet,
Hit the nail on the head 

English Idioms:
Kick the bucket,
Let the cat out of the bag,
Burn the midnight oil 

English Idioms:
Spill the beans,
The ball is in your court,
Under the weather 

English Idioms:
Barking up the wrong tree,
Piece of cake,
The early bird catches the worm 

English Idioms:
Raining cats and dogs,
Jump on the bandwagon,
Cut to the chase

English Idioms:
On cloud nine,
Throw in the towel,
A dime a dozen

English Idioms:
Caught red-handed,
Beat around the bush,
In the same boat

English Idioms:
Pull the plug,
Over the moon,
Out of the blue

English Idioms:
On thin ice,
A blessing in disguise,
Call the shots

English Idioms:
Down to the wire,
Get cold feet,
Hit the sack

English Idioms:
In hot water,
Jump the gun,
Keep an eye on

English Idioms:
Lose your temper,
Make a clean sweep,
On the ball

English Idioms:
Play it by ear,
Ruffle some feathers,
See eye to eye

English Idioms:
Take it with a grain of salt,
Turn a blind eye,
Up in the air

English Idioms:
When pigs fly,
Blow off steam,
Cut corners

English Idioms:
Drop the ball,
Give someone the cold shoulder,
Hold your horses

English Idioms:
In the nick of time,
Jump through hoops,
Keep your chin up

English Idioms:
Let sleeping dogs lie,
Make ends meet,
On the fence

English Idioms:
Pick up the slack,
Run the show,
See the light

English Idioms:
Take the bull by the horns,
Under the table,
Wrap your head around

English Idioms:
At the drop of a hat,
Back to the drawing board,
Caught off guard

English Idioms:
Don't judge a book by its cover,
Every cloud has a silver lining,
Go the extra mile

English Idioms:
Hit the jackpot,
In a nutshell,
Keep your fingers crossed

English Idioms:
Lend a hand,
Miss the boat,
Off the hook

English Idioms:
Steal the show,
Raise the bar,
Paint the town red

English Idioms:
Throw caution to the wind,
Under your nose,
Vanish into thin air

English Idioms:
Walk on eggshells,
X marks the spot,
Yank my chain

English Idioms:
Zero in on,
A Hot Potato,
Bury the Hatchet

English Idioms:
Catch your Breath,
Draw a Blank,
Eat your Words

English Idioms:
Face the Music,
Hold your Tongue,
In the Bag

English Collective Nouns
A pod/pack of dolphins?
A flock/ murder of sheep?
A herd/ gaggle of geese?

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English Collective Nouns
A swarm/ murder of crows?
A pack/ herd of wolves?
A school/ flock of fish?

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English Collective Nouns
A herd/ pack of elephants?
A school/ swarm of bees?
A pride/ troop of lions?

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English Collective Nouns
A mob/ pod of kangaroos?
A parilament/ flock of owls?
A herd/ pack of cattle?

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English Collective Nouns
A pod/ pack of whales?
A herd/ flock of deer?
A pack/ troop of monkeys?

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English Collective Nouns
An unkindness/ flock of ravens?
A pack/ herd of horses?
A murmuration/ flock of starlings?

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English Collective Nouns
A tower/ school of giraffes?
A flock/ pack of goats?
A murder/ flamboyance of flamingos?

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