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Hi Jennifer

Nice to meet you. Studying of idioms is a very interesting work. Sometimes idioms in English completely coincide with idioms in Russian but sometimes they鈥檙e absolutely different. Let me try:
1-e, 2-d, 3-b, 4-a, 5-c.

I attend English class once a week and our teacher is from Australia. So it鈥檚 especially interesting to read Xiaowei鈥檚 blog.
I like some 鈥渕outh鈥� idioms which our teacher鈥檚 recently taught us: to have a big mouth; to shoot with one鈥檚 mouth.

Looking forward to your next blog.
Tatiana.

Hi, Jennifer. Your style of English appears to be perfect and opposes from that of mine. When reading your teaching piece I don't stop feeling shame: the better English I read the more upset I turn up. That makes me progress in English and push the envelope further. With grim determination I have come up absorbing the bbclearning web site to do my best in second language aqcuisition for half a year. The photos you put out are Ukrainian Azov Sea lookalike:) a little bit dirty comparatively to Red Sea in Egypt:).

Hi Jennifer,

It's nice to read your interesting blog and look at the wonderful photos as well.
The 'hidden gem' sounds intriguing and I hope one day I will be able to visit the beautisul coast. Going for a long walk and having the knickerbocker glory on the beautiful beach would be wonderful time. By the way, the knickerbocker glory ice cream on the photo is looking too big for me....^^

Well...They are difficult idioms to answer for me...I've seen a dictionary for it.

Here's my homework,

1-e, 2-d, 3-b, 4-a, 5-c.

Thank you very much.

Hi Jennifer,

I am new to this group, I loved your blog and learnt lots of new vocabularies. I鈥檝e never had a chance to try knickerbocker glory! but I鈥檇 love to鈥�

My answers are below:
1-e
2-d
3-b
4-a
5-c

I鈥檓 waiting to read your next blog...

Bakee.

Hello Jennifer,

Thanks very much again for all your careful corrections.

I googled "South Shields" and find it's really a beautiful place, hopefully I would go and find this 'hidden gem' in the north east of England someday in the future. I came from north east part of my country as well, it's extremely chilly in winter and the season nearly lasts for 5 months a year, but people in my hometown always find something interesting to do to spend the frozen days, such as holding Ice Carvings Display and joining in ice-sports.
The knickerbocker glory looks yami as well, it's a pity I never tried it before, though I'm a crazy ice-cream consumer in the supermarket.

I think the best thing I've discovered since coming to Aussie is that I become more independent and confident, being able to enjoy more the life, not to mention the awesome desserts and ice-creams here.

And my solutions for this week's homework:
1. e 2. d 3. b 4. a 5. c

By the way, through reading your blog I've found quality English is not made of 'big words' and comprehensive sentence structures, it's rather, can I say, the proper selection of everyday words that makes a language vivid?

Thank you and have a nice weekend!

Hi jennifer,

just registered here and it's a pleasure to choose your blog on my first comment,by the way it's an interesting blog and watching your photos with a nice beach and a peaceful uncrowded park which you have a tall glass of ice cream, though my mouth is watering right now by looking at it co'z i love ice cream too specially chocolate flavor.It reminds me of my myself dreaming that someday will come true going in every wonderful places in the world especially the 7 wonders.I'm trying hard to force myself in learning english and to improve my fluency in reading as well
as my writing.

as for your homework this week
here is my answer...

1.e
2.b
3.c
4.a
5.d

waiting for your next blog.
god bless....

Hi Jeffiner,

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I have to admit that your post is brilliant in terms of vocabulary; there are so many words I have never heard before. Hopefully, I will be able to use these new words in the future. The pictures are also beautiful. Having a house near the beech must be an amazing experience. You won't have to make plans to visit a beech but rather get your coat and walk out whenever you get a chance. I love visiting beech during summer time but since it's too far, I only go there occasionally.

I don't know if I ever came across these "mouth" idioms. Maybe I did hear them but never paid attention to them but this is for certain that I never used them before so let me test myself to see if I can get them right.

1=e, 2=d, 3=b, 4=a, 5=c

Bye for now and have a nice day.

Varisha

Hi Jennifer (with double N),

I am new to this site and this is the first time I read your blog and it's simply splendid. I loved the simplicity you put in your blogs. I somehow found that all the teachers, student and stuffs here are so humble that it makes me to visit this website again and again.

Now, I'll try to answer your test:
1. to bad-mouth - e) to speak badly about
2. to put your foot in your mouth - d) to say something stupid or embarrassing
3. to look like butter wouldn't melt in your mouth - b) to appear to be innocent
4. to shut your mouth - a) to stop talking
5. to mouth off - c) to moan

I did some guess work here, so I'm not certain about my answers. Please let me know if my answers were right.

Thank you once again for your blog. I would look forward to see more from you.

Regards,
Rajeeb

Hi again,

In my comment I made a mistake. As I usually write my comment on word document and then copy it here, I accidently copied a couple of lines completely unrelated to this message. Just wanted to clarify this in case you all wondering what I am talking about.

Best wishes

Varisha

Thanks Jennifer,

Today I was searching on the internet to find a web site for chatting about subjects that help me to improve my English, but unfortunately, I didn't find the right thing and after several hours, I noticed that finding a good friend in the internet is not as simple as I thought.
In the middle of serching, I suddenly found this blog, I hope I can participte actively in your discussions and learn more.
The answer to your question is:
1-C
2-D
3-B
4-A
5-E

Thank you,

Dear Jennifer,

Could you give some examples for the idiom:
"to look like butter wouldn't melt in your mouth" and explain more about it.

Thanks,

hi jennifer,

I am new in this site and i am feeling really very good when i found there are lot of people who are helping to each other for learning English by blogs. I really liked your this blog. I haven't seen beach site in really life. But i feel it would be very beautiful. I love ice cream very much and this Knickerbocker Glory ice creams is looking very delicious and behind you the scene looks very spectacular. Thanking you for sharing new word with us, who enhances our vocabulary. i'll try to use these words in my speaking.

I hope it will be correct:-

1. e)
2. d)
3. c)
4. a)
5. b)

Thanks & and waiting for your next blog

Mansi