Idiom of the day! 'TO GIVE SOMEONE A HAND' - help someone!

Idiom of the day! 'TO HAVE ONE'S HANDS FULL' - be extremely busy!

Idioms of the day! 'TO PULL AN ALL NIGHTER' - stay up all night! & 'TO CALL IT A NIGHT' - to stop an activity from continuing into the night

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Business English phrasal verb: FOLLOW UP - to continue communicating with someone after an event

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Business English phrasal verb: WRAP UP - to finish an event or activity

Business English phrasal verb: COME UP WITH - to think of an idea

Business English phrasal verb: BURN OUT - to become overwhelmed with a heavy workload

Business English phrasal verb: CARRY OUT - to execute a project or assignment, e.g. 'he carried out the investigation'

Business English phrasal verb: WRITE UP - to summarize information in a formal report or study

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RT @eslhiphop: Learn English Online This was a very popular phrasal verb at my last job. Always wanted me to wrap up projects before the deadline...

COMMON ENGLISH EXPRESSION: 'Actions speak louder than words' = what you DO is important, not what you say

ENGLISH EXPRESSION: 'To cost an arm and a leg' = something is very expensive, e.g. 'my new car cost an arm and a leg'

ENGLISH EXPRESSION: 'Out of the blue' = totally unexpected, e.g. 'We hadn't spoken for years, then she suddenly phoned me out of the blue.'

ENGLISH EXPRESSION: 'Practice what you preach' = if you expect others to do something you should also do it yourself

ENGLISH EXPRESSION: 'Curiosity killed the cat' = don't be too inquisitive, in case you get hurt!

ENGLISH EXPRESSION: 'To bark up the wrong tree' = to look for something in the wrong place / approach a task in the wrong way

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