This document discusses idioms, which are phrases that are grammatically unusual and cannot be understood by analyzing individual words. Idioms originate from various sources like technical jargon, literature, films, and quotations. The document provides examples of common idioms and their meanings, including "hit the road," "get into hot water," "put all your eggs in one basket," and filler words used in conversation.

1. BY
M.BILALTUFAIL
ABDULAHAD
HAMZANIAZI

2. IDIOMS ARE WORDS,PHRASES OR
EXPRESSIONS THAT ARE GRAMMETICALLY
UNUSAL
CONTINUE….

3. AND ARE INTERPRETED LOGICALLY OR
LITERALLY AND CANNOT BE UNDERSTOOD
BY DEFINING SEPARATE WORDS

4. FOR EXAMPLE
I thought the test would be really hard,but turned out to be a piece of cake

5. Let’s hit the road,we have a long way to go
HIT the road—no one wants you here anyway!

6. IDIOMS COME FROM JARGON-THE TEACHNICAL
LANGUAGE USED BY A GROUP OF SPECIELIST
MOST IDIOMS COME FROM ANCIENT
LITERATURE OR EVEN CLASSICAL FILMS
MANY IDIOMS ORIGINATED AS QUATATIONS
FROM WELL KNOWN WRITTER SUCH AS
SHAKESPEARE

8. IN A HOT WATTER; SHE GOT INTO HOT WATER FOR BEING LATE

10. PUT ALL EGGS IN ONE BASKET; BY ATTACKING MNA,DONOT PUT ALL YOUR
EGGS IN ONE BASKET

12. DELIVER THE GOODS
GET DUCKS IN A ROW
GET THE AXES
DEAD WOOD
HIT THE HAY
CALL IT A DAY
IN STICHES
TO GET INTO HOT WATER
A HARD NUT TO CRACK
BUILT CASTLE IN THE AIR
AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR

13. ONCE A BLUE MOON
BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE
BITE OF MORE THEN YOU CAN CHEW
FEEL A BIT UNDER THE WEATHER
GIVE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET
ALL EARS
SKIN YOUR TEETH INTO
MAKE HEADWAY

18. CONT………

20. WELL
HOLD ON
YOU SEE
ALRIGHT
SO WHAT
BELIEVE ME
BY THE WAY
NOT AT ALL
DONOT TELL ME
TO BE HONEST
EXACTLY
NO WAY

21. YOU KNOW
BASICALLY
CERTAINLY
WOW
TELL ME SOME THING
UMMM
AAA-AAA