IDIOMS FOR SPEAKING

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Imrove your speaking scores by using these IDIOMS


  1. Fed up with (tired of) :- I am fed up with his interference in my life.
  2. In the black (earning money/ to make profit) : I have worked very hard to move this account in the black.
  3. In the red (loss) : This company is in the red nowadays.
  4. Keep an eye (to monitor a situation) : Parents should keep an eye on their children's activities.
  5. Once in a blue moon (rarely) : I go to the gym once in a blue moon.

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