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Tuesday 17 December 2013
Freedom Writers
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Thursday 5 September 2013
My shoes
Watch the film MY SHOES
The grass is always greener on the other side. (People always think they would be happier in a different set of circumstances. )
Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes. (It means to imagine what it is like to be someone else, with someone else's problems and concerns.)
Put yourself in someone else’s shoes. (to allow oneself to see or experience something from someone else's point of view.)
Don’t judge a book by its cover. (This idiom means that you should not judge something or someone by appearances, but should look deeper at what is inside and more important )
Count your blessings. (When people count their blessings, they concentrate on all the good things in their lives instead of the negative ones.)
moving - actuating, instigating, or impelling
poignant - keenly distressing to the feelings
corny - mawkishly sentimental
cheesy - banal or trite
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The grass is always greener on the other side. (People always think they would be happier in a different set of circumstances. )
Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes. (It means to imagine what it is like to be someone else, with someone else's problems and concerns.)
Put yourself in someone else’s shoes. (to allow oneself to see or experience something from someone else's point of view.)
Don’t judge a book by its cover. (This idiom means that you should not judge something or someone by appearances, but should look deeper at what is inside and more important )
Count your blessings. (When people count their blessings, they concentrate on all the good things in their lives instead of the negative ones.)
moving - actuating, instigating, or impelling
poignant - keenly distressing to the feelings
corny - mawkishly sentimental
cheesy - banal or trite
Thursday 24 January 2013
Cockney
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Adam and Eve
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Believe
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Would you Adam and Eve
it?
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Alligator
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Later
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See you later
alligator.
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Apples and Pears
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Stairs
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Get up those apples to
bed!
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Army and Navy
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Gravy
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Pass the army, will
you?
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Bacon and Eggs
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Legs
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She has such long
bacons.
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Barnet Fair
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Hair
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I'm going to have my
barnet cut.
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Bees and Honey
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Money
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Hand over the bees.
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Biscuits and Cheese
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Knees
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Ooh! What knobbly
biscuits!
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Bull and Cow
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Row
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We don't have to have
a bull about it.
|
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Butcher's Hook
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Look
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I had a butchers at it
through the window.
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Cobbler's Awls
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Balls
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You're talking
cobblers!
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Crust of Bread
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Head
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Use your crust, lad.
|
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Daffadown Dilly
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Silly
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She's a bit daffy.
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Hampton Wick
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Prick
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You're getting on my
wick!
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Khyber Pass
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Arse
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Stick that up your
Khyber.
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Loaf of Bread
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Head
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Think about it; use
your loaf.
|
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Mince Pies
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Eyes
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What beautiful minces.
|
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Oxford Scholar
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Dollar
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Could you lend me an
Oxford?
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Pen and Ink
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Stink
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Pooh! It pens a bit in
here.
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Rabbit and Pork
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Talk
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I don't know what
she's rabbiting about.
|
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Raspberry Tart
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Fart
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I can smell a
raspberry.
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Scarpa Flow
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Go
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Scarpa! The police are
coming!
|
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Trouble and Strife
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Wife
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The trouble's been
shopping again.
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Uncle Bert
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Shirt
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I'm ironing my Uncle.
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Weasel and Stoat
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Coat
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Where's my weasel?
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