IDIOMS

Idioms are expressions or phrases that do not follow the regular rules of grammar

We have learned some at English class

• Party foul

• Paint the town red

• Blowout

• Social butterfly

• The life of the party

• Wallflower

• Party crusher

• Wet blanket

• Party pooper

• Had a whale of a time

• Aching Heart

• Eat one's heart

• Have a heart of stone

• Heavy heart

• Have a heart of gold

• Bleeding heart

VOCABULARY UNIT 0

Power up: To connect a device to an electricity supply and switch it on

Plug in:  To connect a piece of electronical equipment to an electricity supply by a plug

Charge: To put electrical energy into a device

Stream: To supply data, audio, etc in real time over the internet

Swipe: To move your finger across the screen of a phone

Scroll: To move the screen up or down in a computer or phone

Update: To make somthing more modern

VOCABULARY UNIT 1

Bitter: Characterised by hostility

Eager: Having or showing strong desire or interest

Truthful: Corresponding to reality

Dependable:  Worthy of trust, reliable

Supportive: Provide sympathy or encouragement

Sympathetic: Someone who knows how other people feel