IDIOMATIC EXPRESSION

read beyond the lines but in phrases

Idiom

read beyond the line but in sentences

Figure of speech

Special Day

Red letter day

State of confusion

At sixes and sevens

Good at gardening

Green thumb

take an active part in something

Finger in the pie

Excusable lies

White lies

Excellent

First rate

Limited

Making both ends meets

Cruel behavior

Man’s inhumanity to man

No chance at all

·      A snowball chance in hell

Helen of Troy

·      The face that launched a thousand ship

SYSTEM OF WRITING

SYSTEM OF WRITING

Mesopotamia

Cuneiform

Egypt

Hieroglyphics

China

Calligraphy

Greek

Alphabet

India

Sanskrit

PEN NAMES

PEN NAMES

Samuel Clemens (Adventures of Huckleberg Fin)

Mark Twain

Mary Ann Evans

George Elliot

J.K Rowling

Robert Galbraith

PREPOSITION

PREPOSITION

with number, exact location, something very specific

At

streets, boulevard, avenue, something specific, electronic

On

city, province, country, region, something big, general, printed

In