Suyash Goyal

This course will take you through all the idioms and phrases which are asked in exams like CAT, MAT, IBPS, UPSC, SSC CGL, BANK PO etc. and which we use in our daily life to make our conversations more happening and appealing.

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Nip something in the bud, Nothing to write home about, Nitty-gritty, Not worth a dime, Off one's rocker

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Off the cuff, On a rampage, Old fuddy-duddy, On one's last legs, On a treadmill

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On the tip of one's tongue, On the ball, On the go, On the blink, On the level

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Out of one's depth, Out of one's element, Out of a clear blue sky, Pay through the nose, Paint someone a picture

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Pay the piper, Par for the course, Patience of Job, Pandora's box, Skate on thin ice

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Pull out all the stops, Pie in the sky, Penny pincher, Play hardball, Peter out

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Pull strings, Pull oneself up by one's bootstraps, Pull something off, Play it by ear, Poker face

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Pull rank, Pull the wool over someone's eyes, Pull the rug out from under someone, Put one's foot down, Put the cart before the horse

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Put one's best foot forward, Put the squeeze on someone, Rack one's brains, Read between the lines, Rain on someone's parade

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Run-of-the-mill, Rake someone over the coals, Read someone the riot act, Red tape, Rest on one's laurels

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Run circles around someone, Roll with the punches, Rub someone the wrong way, Rub elbows with someone, Rhyme or reason

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Run something into the ground, Set someone's teeth on edge, Ships passing in the night, Shoot the breeze, Shot in the arm

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Sit tight, Skeleton in the closet, Sitting pretty, Snowball's chance in hell, Slow burn

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Something to crow about, Sow one's wild oats, Sacred cow, Salt of the earth, Save something for a rainy day

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Have a screw loose, Scared out of one's wits, See red, See eye to eye, Second-guess

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See something through, In seventh heaven, See the light, See which way the wind blows, Shake a leg

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Strange bed fellows, Strapped for cash, Straw that broke the camel's back, Strike it rich, String someone along

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Sweep someone off his feet, Stretch the truth, Stuffed shirt, Swallow one's pride, Speak one's piece

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Stick one's neck out, Stick in the mud, Stick one's nose in, Stew in one's own juices, Straight from the horse's mouth

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Spring something on someone, On the spur of the moment, Square deal, Stand on one's own two feet, Split hairs

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Straight and narrow, Throw in the towel, Throw the book at someone, Tickle someone's fancy, Throw thick and thin

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Time on one's hands, Tilt at windmills, To beat the band, Too many irons in the fire, Too big for one's britches

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Harsharnpreet Kaur

In this course we will look at the miscellaneous topics of English Literature which are always neglected by the students. But these minor topics are as important as the other topics of your syllabus. In this course you will learn about the various movements, various new words and key notes, The various Awards given in the English literature.

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Qualified IBPS PO, Category Expert at Unacademy, 6+ years of Experience in Teaching for Competitive Exams, MBA in Marketing and Finance

Sakshi Pahwa

The course is a compilation of most commonly used Idioms and Phrases in English Language. Once understood, these idiomatic expressions can be used to Spruce up your written and spoken English.

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Aishwarika Lahiri

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