This document lists and defines 10 common English idioms: a stitch in time saves nine means dealing with small problems now can prevent bigger problems later; you are what you eat refers to how one's diet affects one's health and personality; food for thought provides ideas to consider; something smells fishy indicates suspicion that something is not quite right; bigger isn't always better cautions against assuming more is necessarily better; to hit the sack means to go to bed; work for peanuts refers to doing a job for very little pay; cry over spilt milk means worrying about past mistakes; once in a blue moon means something that rarely happens; and thank you to express gratitude.

1. 10 ENGLISH IDIOMS IN 10 MINUTES CREATED BY : AJIT SINGH ENGLISH TRAINER

2. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE

3. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT

4. FOOD FOR THOUGHT

5. SOMETHING SMELLS FISHY

6. BIGGER ISN’T ALWAYS BETTER

7. TO HIT THE SACK

8. WORK FOR PEANUTS

9. CRY OVER SPILT MILK

10. ONCE IN A BLUE MOON

11. THANK YOU