Accompanying blog post: intrepidenglish.co.uk/house-and-home…idioms-part-1/

Learning to understand and use idioms is a vital part of becoming fluent in English. Inspired by the current climate this blog post focuses on idioms related to houses and homes, where we are all spending the vast majority of our time at the moment.

Check out these five house and home idioms and practise using them in your English conversations this week.

1. Go around the houses
2. Get on like a house on fire
3. Home truth
4. Safe as houses
5. The lights are on but no one’s home

This blog was written and recorded by Intrepid English Teacher, Kate. Say hello, ask her a question or book a free trial lesson with Kate by visiting her Teacher Profile page: intrepidenglish.co.uk/members/kate/

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