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 \n2 When and how are idioms used?  \n3 Using reference resources  \n4 Common metaphors in idioms  \n5 Using idioms accurately  \n6 Playing with idioms  \n7 Idioms from other varieties of English  \n8 New idioms  \n## Types of idiom\n\nIn this section the units deal with specific individual types of idiom.  \n9 Similes  \n10 Binomials  \n11 Proverbs  \n12 Euphemisms  \n13 Clichés and fixed statements  \n14 Other languages  \n## Idioms from the topic area of ...\n\nIn this section the units are organised around the aspect of life from which the idioms haveoriginated.  \n15 Sailing  \n16 War and conflict  \n17 Transport  \n18 Animals  \n19 Parts of the body  \n20 Games and sport  \n21 Ancient myths and history  \n22 Shakespeare  \n23 Literature  \n24 Science and technology  \n## Idioms to talk about...\n\nIn this section the units are organised around the topic or functional area where they are mostlikely to be used.  \n25 Films,plays and books  \n26 Relationships-friends and family  \n27 People-character and behaviour  \n28 People-appearance  \n29 Crime and punishment  \n30 Work  \nEnglish Idioms in Use Advonced I  \n31 Business news  \n32 Business meetings  \n33 Money  \n34 Society  \n35 Daily life  \n36 Positive feelings  \n37 Negative feelings  \n38 Problems  \nldioms used in ..  \nThis section focuses on some of the written contexts where idioms are frequently found.39 Journalism  \n40 Advertising  \n41 Formal writing  \n## Idioms used in conversation\n\nThis section focuses on ways in which idioms are typically used in spoken language.  \n42 Advising and warning  \n43 Telling stories  \n44 Responding to what people say  \n45 Agreeing and disagreeing  \n46 Expressing success and failure  \n47 Emphasising  \n## Idioms using these keywords:\n\nIn this section each unit focuses on one keyword which has given rise to a particularly largenumber of English idioms.48 Play and game49 Half50 Two51 All52 No53 Hand54 Heart55 Life and live56 Dead and death57 Mind58 Hard59 Fall60 Own  \n126List of phonemic symbols161Index162  \nKey  \n# Acknowledgements\n\nA book like this is far from being the product of its authors alone.First of all,we wouldlike to thank the excellent editorial team at Cambridge University Press,especially HazelMeek,Nick Robinson,Caroline Thiriau and Nóirín Burke.The combined experience andinsight of this team","cbCainzQ1t3GA7ko","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainzQ1t3GA7ko","pdf",10272138,189,"English","# Learning about idioms\n## Types of idiom\n## Idioms from the topic area of ...\n## Idioms to talk about...\n## Idioms used in conversation\n## Idioms using these keywords:\n# Acknowledgements\n# Using this book\n## Why was this book written?\n## How were the idioms in this book selected?","[{\"question\":\"What does the book teach about English idioms at an advanced level?\",\"answer\":\"It helps learners move to a more advanced understanding by focusing on accurate and appropriate idiom use, covering both productive use and comprehension.\"},{\"question\":\"How are idioms organized in this book?\",\"answer\":\"Units are grouped by idiom types, by topic areas linked to where the idioms originated, and by functional areas such as business, feelings, and daily life.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of communication contexts does the book address?\",\"answer\":\"It covers idioms used in spoken conversation (e.g., advising, storytelling, agreement) and idioms found in written contexts such as journalism, advertising, and formal writing.\"}]","English Idioms in Use Advanced - Advanced | PDF",1790841234,476]