The document discusses idiomatic expressions, which are phrases whose meanings cannot be derived from the individual words. It provides examples of common idioms like "back to square one", "caught with your pants down", "till the cows come home", "a piece of cake", and "when pigs fly". The document encourages using these idioms in example sentences to demonstrate their contextual meanings.

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2. Idiomatic Expression
 an expression whose
meanings cannot be inferred
from the meanings of the
words that make it up.
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3. Examples:
 back to square one
- to start again
 caught with your pants down
- found out
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4. Sentences:
 Let us forgive each other so we
can go back to square one.
 His happy days with his mistress
were done because he was caught with
his pants down by his wife.
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5. Try this. Use each idiomatic
expression in a sentence:
 till the cows come home
-for a very long time
 a piece of cake
-very easy
 when pigs fly
-never
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