From August 2014, it has been published an interesting collection of idiom cards created by idiom land .
For each idioms you can find:
Its usage in a movie, with the short transcrip of the dialogue
Its explanation in a card
A funny idiom card
Whether you’re British or not, let’s see if you’re clued up on British Idioms..
Origen: Do You Know Your British Idioms?
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This is a free set of 50 printable idioms cards (just click) to play different games with your pupils.This free set of idioms cards comes from INSTANT DISPLAY. Thank you very much!
All the idioms of this collection are from woodward english
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This part, related with idioms, is divided into 3 levels, each one with 10 free idioms, 30 in total. ( For more , I suppose yoy have to pay for it)
HOW DOES IT WORK? HAVE A LOOK BELOW!!!!
First, choose the level you want
Second, select the idiom (remember: only 10 of each level are free).Beat the clock: “Burcu beat the clock and booked a Kaplan English course before prices increased!”
Turn back the hands of time: “Phil had to turn back the hands of time and wear his tracksuit from the 1990s for a fancy dress party.”
Kill time: “Mike arrived to the party early so he had to kill time waiting outside the venue.”
Once in a blue moon: “Rob buys a round at the bar once in a blue moon.”
Behind the times: “Chase is behind the times because he just listens to Simon & Garfunkel all day.
Time flies: “Time flies at a party because you’re having so much fun!”
Wasting time: “Hazel was just wasting time at the bus stop playing on her phone.”
The big time: “Leo made the big time when he was promoted the boss of the company.”
