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Birthday mag 1

By laura vanesa nieto gonzalez

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Published
Sep 25, 2026
Updated
Oct 2, 2026
Pages
10
Language
English

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  • SAY IT DIFFERENTDiscover the meaning behind English idioms EXPLORE LEARN ⚫ SPEAK
  • CONTENTSSAY IT DIFFERENT Welcome to the World of Idioms
  • WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF IDIOMSWhat is an idiom? An idiom is an informal expression whose meaning is different from the literal meaning of the words that make it up. In other words, you cannot always understand an idiom: BYAL translating each word separately. The expression has a special meaning as a whole.
  • WILD EXPRESSIONSAnimal idioms & the meanings behind them Animal idioms are English expressions that use animals to describe people, actions or situations. Their meanings are not always literal. From "a fish story" to "an eager beaver," these expressions make English more creative, expressive and interesting.
  • SAY IT DIFFRENTPIECE OF CAKE MEANING
  • Page 6say it different. A bundle of nerves
  • FEELINGS & EMOTIONSFEELINGS & EMOTIONS
  • words, big meaningsPEOPLE & PERSONALITY A bad egg
  • Page 9STORIES BEHIND THE IDIOMS Some idioms have interesting origins or are connected to the literal image behind the expression. Zonk out
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WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF IDIOMS

What is an idiom?

An idiom is an informal expression whose meaning is different from the literal meaning of the words that make it up. In other words, you cannot always understand an idiom: BYAL translating each word separately. The expression has a special meaning as a whole.

  • SUKKY
  • SURPRISE
  • What's up
  • BYE!
  • HELLO
  • YEAH! yes!
  • ° O WOW!
  • NO WELCOME
  • A quick example

"Piece of cake"

It does not literally mean a piece of cake. It means that something is very easy or requires very little effort. Example:

That last question was a piece of cake.

Remember:

Words can mean more than what they say.

ENGLISH

Why are idioms important?

Idioms make English more natural, expressive and interesting. They are commonly used to communicate ideas in a more creative way.