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Hi all!
It’s Zia with another great tip!
Using idioms is a great shortcut to sounding like a proficient English speaker because they reflect a deeper understanding of the language and culture. When you use idioms correctly, it shows you're not just translating words but actually thinking in English. Idioms make your speech more natural and engaging, helping you sound less like a learner and more like a native speaker. Mastering them adds nuance and personality to your conversations, making you seem more fluent and confident.
For example;
English idiom: "To hit the nail on the head."
This means to describe something accurately or to say exactly the right thing.
Let's use it in a sentence:
- "You really hit the nail on the head with your suggestion about improving the process!"
(You gave the perfect suggestion!)
In English, it’s about making a precise, correct point.
If you want to learn more from a native English speaker, let’s chat! Get my 10% discount code below.
Hope to see you soon!
Zia
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