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Fire Idioms

In the spirit of the season (Halloween, Bonfire night), in today’s blog post, I will explain some idioms related to fire. You can also watch a live lesson on our YouTube channel with Kate R this Friday on this topic…

Food Idioms

If you are a regular reader of the Intrepid English Blog, you may have read our recent post all about Body Idioms. You may have also noticed our posts on other idioms such as Ocean Idioms, Baby Idioms, Dog Idioms,…

How to talk about the weather in English

If you are living in or visiting the UK, the weather is a tried and tested topic for small talk. Brits famously love to talk about (and often complain about!) the weather. In today’s blog post, we’ll explore useful phrases,…

Body Idioms

How many English idioms do you know? Chances are, if you have had a conversation with an advanced English speaker, you’ve heard some idioms! Idioms are an essential part of the English language for expressing ideas, referencing culture and adding…

How to Form Mixed Conditionals

You may already know how to form the zero, first, second and third conditional structures in English, but do you know how to form mixed conditionals? Mixed conditionals are formed when we mix elements from two different types of conditionals.…