Sooner or later, every student studying English as a second language has to learn idiomatic expressions or idioms. They are those phrases that native speakers commonly use that don’t match the words.
Perhaps you heard the expression “it’s raining cats and dogs,” which is a beautiful example of an English idiom. Of course, it doesn’t mean that cats and dogs are literally falling out of the sky; when someone says it, they mean that the there’s a heavy rain. Continue reading










