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Long in the tooth | American Idiom

Cry over spilled milk | American Idiom

Hand in glove | American Idiom

Butterflies in my stomach | American Idiom

Read between the lines | American Idiom

Good things come to those who wait | American Idiom

Like a bull in a china shop | American Idiom

Apple of one's eye | American Idiom

All Ears | American Idiom

In the doghouse | American Idiom

Penny for your Thoughts | American Idiom

Shape up or ship out | American Idiom

Ruffle some feathers | American Idiom

Flogging a dead horse | American Idiom

Put a sock in it | American Idiom

A Drop in the bucket| American Idiom

Jump on the Bandwagon | American Idiom

Off the beaten path | American Idiom

Hear it on the grapevine | American Idiom

Monkey see, monkey do | American Idiom

Eye for an eye | American Idiom

Don't put all your eggs in one basket| American Idiom

Chew the fat | American Idiom

better late than never | American Idiom

on one’s toes | American Idiom

to get a hold of oneself | American Idiom

to touch base with someone | American Idiom

to get ahead of oneself | American Idiom

to talk some sense into someone | American Idiom

to get off on the wrong foot | American Idiom

to be at a crossroads | American Idiom

to give someone the runaround | American Idiom

to cherry-pick | American Idiom

to pull oneself together | American Idiom

12 Verb Tenses | American English

to rub salt into the wound | American Idiom

to meet someone halfway | American Idioms

up to one's ears | American idiom

to be in over one's head | American idiom

to put oneself in someone's shoes | American idiom

on the dot | American idiom

to take something with a grain of salt | American idiom

to have cold feet | American idiom

off the hook | American Idiom

to bite one's tongue | American Idiom

to hit the sack | American Idiom

bite the bullet | American Idiom

a dime a dozen | American Idiom

take one's time | American Idiom

to go back to the drawing board | American idiom

to call it a day | American Idiom

to miss the boat | American idiom

get out of hand | American Idiom

Common English Expressions - Greetings

give someone the cold shoulder

hang in there meaning | Learn English Online

American Idiom - To have it out with someone

Big Numbers in English | Learn English Online

American Idiom - get one's ducks in a row

Numbers in English, 0-100