The place preposition “in” is used to describe something that’s inside of something else. For example, he is in the house. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that the man, “he,” is surrounded by (in) the house.
Another example, the cat is in the hat. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that the cat is inside the hat.
The article “the” is used before any singular or plural uncounted noun with a known identity.
For example, I like the car. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that you’re speaking of a specific car.
Additionally, you could say, I like the car that is automatic. By saying this, you’re telling the listener that you’re speaking about a specific automatic car.
Remember, by adding an ‘s’ to the end of a noun, the noun becomes plural.
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Native speakers often use idioms in conversation, and thus being familiar with idioms would allow learners of English to understand conversations in depth.
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But First, What Is An Idiom?
An idiom is a way of saying something in a more fancy way! An idiom is an expression that cannot be understood from the meanings of its separate words but that has a separate meaning of its own. Confused ? Take the example “It’s raining cats and dogs” – this is an idiom which means it is raining very heavily, and not that cats and dogs are actually falling from the sky!
Idioms are easier to learn and remember if we put them into groups. Let us look at a few examples from one such group that we could call color idioms!
He looked like a white collar worker doing a regular 9-to-5 job.
As white as a sheet
idiom meaning
Very pale as a result of fear or shock
e.g.
She turned as white as a sheet when she found that all the money in her bank account was stolen by some hacker!
A white elephant
idiom meaning
A possession that is useless and often expensive to maintain
e.g.
My uncle gave me his old Rolls Royce, but it turned out to be a white elephant, too expensive to maintain!
Other Idioms With Color
There are many such idioms with colors like yellow, black, green, silver, etc. Search for a few so that you can discuss them with the teachers at Eigooo!
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