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How to use Idiom “Steal someone’s thunder” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

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How to use Idiom “Last straw” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

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How to use Idiom “Kill two birds with one stone” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

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How to use Idiom “Keep your chin up” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

Idiom “Keep your chin up” means to stay positive and cheerful in difficult situations. Imagine holding your head high and keeping your chin up despite facing challenges — that’s…

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How to use Idiom“Jump on the bandwagon” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

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How to use Idiom “It takes two to tango” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

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How to use Idiom “Ignorance is bliss” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

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How to use Idiom “Hit the sack” in English? Examples and tips from Grammar Experts

Idiom “Hit the sack” means to go to bed or go to sleep. Imagine physically hitting a sack of hay (an old-fashioned mattress) to prepare it for sleeping — that’s the essence of this idiom.