800 English Idioms from I - P: Master Common Expressions For Fluency And Confident Communication For Intermediate And Advanced Learners

If You're Ready for Advanced English, This is the Book to Take You There - 800 Idioms Explained, No Confusion!This book would:Boost your confidence in speaking and writing by mastering the most essential idiomatic expressions.Designed to help intermediate and advanced learners sound more fluent in English conversations.Brush up on the English idioms you hear every day to use them with confidence in real-life situations.Focus on idioms widely used in casual conversations, work settings, and social interactions for practical fluency.Includes clear example sentences to demonstrate how each idiom is used in everyday contexts.Organized alphabetically for quick and easy reference, so you can find the idioms you need in seconds.Includes an activity focused on idioms commonly used in business and professional contexts for career advancement.Enhance your language skills with practice exercises designed to make idiom usage second nature.Unlock new levels of fluency by mastering idioms essential for both casual and formal communication.Build your English vocabulary by learning over 800 idioms used in a wide range of scenarios.Step-by-step guidance on how to use idiomatic expressions naturally, without sounding forced.

If you think 800 idioms are too many, you would be surprised! When you go through the book, you'll find that you know more than 60-70% of them because even if you haven't used them, you have heard them being spoken in your lifetime. And if you are speaking English, it is never just through vocabulary alone; idioms are the very flesh and blood of the English Language.

Also, idioms are fun to learn. It lends to the creativity of the language, and the metaphors used in idioms like 'a storm in a teacup' exactly tell you a story of exaggeration. Almost in every idiom, there seems to be a story, and so when you are recounting something to a friend, idioms will inevitably trip off your tongue.

This book is part of a series of three books that cover idioms from A to Z. Each letter typically has about 100 idioms, but some letters, such as Q, X, and U, have fewer than 100. Each book contains 800 idioms, making the series cover 2400 idioms. This series focuses on the most popular idioms.

This is Book Two, which covers idioms from I to P.