Essential Reads for Mastering English Idioms
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Welcome to our selection of books for students who want to learn English idioms. Here, we've listed books that are great for understanding and using idioms in English. These books are picked because they're helpful for anyone looking to improve their knowledge of idioms, whether for school, daily conversation, or just personal interest. If you need resources to help with English idioms, you're in the right place. Check out our recommendations to get better at idioms. Thanks for visiting!
CEFR: B1-B2 | Pages: 180 | Publication Date: August 4, 2017 | 2nd Edition
"English Idioms in Use Advanced Book with Answers" is a book for people who already know English well and want to learn more about idioms, which are special phrases with meanings that aren't always clear from the words themselves. This book helps you understand these phrases, shows you how to use them the way native speakers do, and lets you practice with exercises. It covers lots of topics, so you can learn idioms used in different situations. There are also answers in the book so you can check how well you're doing. This book is great for anyone wanting to sound more like a native English speaker and use the language in a more advanced way.
English Idioms in Use Advanced Book with Answers: Vocabulary Reference and Practice
CEFR: C1-C2 | Pages: 182 | Publication Date: August 4, 2017 | 2nd Edition
"English Idioms in Use Advanced Book with Answers" is a book for people who already know English well and want to learn more about idioms, which are special phrases with meanings that aren't always clear from the words themselves. This book helps you understand these phrases, shows you how to use them the way native speakers do, and lets you practice with exercises. It covers lots of topics, so you can learn idioms used in different situations. There are also answers in the book so you can check how well you're doing. This book is great for anyone wanting to sound more like a native English speaker and use the language in a more advanced way.
