Thursday, August 28, 2014

IDIOMS ABOUT KNOWLEDGE

Pick his/someone's brain
  • Before we do our project, we consult and pick someone's brain to make our work better.
Two heads are better than one
  • In a group work, teamwork is very important. We all know that two heads are better than one.
Under one's belt
  • Anna can't do her assignment about chemistry, she needs some help under one's belt.
Know something backwards and forwards
  • I know something backwards and forwards about making a handicraft.
Can't make heads or tails of it
  • Jane's way of teaching is really fast. That's why when it comes to their lessons, her students can't make heads or tails of it.

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