A Squirrel chewing his nuts.

 I like the way this photo highlights the changing of the season. The red berries give a splash of colour but the focus is on the squirrel resting on the branch while he chews his nuts.
The word squirrel is a noun and a  phrasal verb to put (something) in a safe or secret place especially so that it can be kept for future use.

 The ripples on the surface of the water combined with the reflection from the bright blue sky and brown yellow leaves of the trees create a calm tranquil picture.
The word ripple is a noun, the ruffling of the surface of the water and an intransitive verb to flow with a slight rise and fall of sound or inflexionlaughter rippled over the audience.

Kinks Lazing On a Sunny Afternoon

Who would you like to meet?

If you had the chance to meet any person in this world for 10 minutes whom would it be?

English And American Expressions and Idioms

English & American Expressions & Idioms
English	Means	American	Means
“As good as gold”	Reliable	“Turned on a dime”	Turned in a very restricted space
“Six feet under”	Dead	“Dirt nap”	Dead
“Two bob”	Worth very little	“Beast mode”	Aggressive
“A1 geezer”	High-quality man	“Wallflower”	Shy

There are many more idioms we use in everyday English. How many do you know? 

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English Tongue Twisters

 

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