Learn 86 Super Useful English Idioms in 30 Minutes

Let’s continue with our series on English idioms. 7esl.com/english-idioms/
Many students of English master the grammar well, but when they arrive in an English-speaking country, they find they don’t understand what’s being said. Why? Because they’ve never learned English idioms.
What is an idiom? An idiom is an expression in which words do not have their literal meaning. If I say I’m about to go bananas, I don’t mean anything having to do with actual bananas. I mean that I’m going to go crazy. Idioms are often funny, and they may be quite poetic.
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I think there's a little mistake in sentence number 13, because it says: - "Mom will freak out when she found out we broke her vase". And I think it should be: - "Mom will freak out when she FINDS OUT we broke her vase". Or. - "Mom freakED out when she FOUND OUT we broke her vase. But, if I'm wrong, I'd appreciate if you explained, thanks in advance for the answer.

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