I Love Idiom

This morning I had a class called “oral training”, which taught by a foreign teacher, Chad. Our topic today was “idiom”. Last week Chad asked each of us to prepare 2-3 idioms and its’ meaning before we came to class. I was excited about today’s topic because I think “idiom” is interesting and special. I like them pretty much. I have learned and known several idioms before. An Idiom means a phrase which has another meaning from literalness. For example,”give someone a hand” is an idiom that means help someone or applaud. It doesn’t really means give someone a hand from your body, it’s terrible and ridiculous. Another example is “raining cats and dogs”; this is very famous one that describes the heavy rain, not really means the fall of cats and dogs from the sky. The more idioms I learn, the more pleasure I get. I really appreciate “idiom”, I want to learn it as more as possible. This is another way of learning English.