May 19, 2021
Sentence 113: Skim The Surface, Gobsmacked, Chalk And Cheese
I hoped to understand the matter better, but the presentation only skimmed the surface.
He was totally gobsmacked when he got sacked from one day to the other.
My brother and me are like chalk and cheese – he likes business, I like arts.
I'm learning from British TV series and books, so maybe I am using some british colloquial verbs and idioms.
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Sentence 113: Skim The Surface, Gobsmacked, Chalk And Cheese
I hoped to understand the matter better, but the presentation only skimmed the surface.
He was totally gobsmacked when he got sacked from one day to the otherout of the blue.
He was totally gobsmacked when he got sacked out of the blue.
Not sure what "from one day to the other" means. "Out of the blue" = all of a sudden, with no warning, perhaps for no obvious reason.
My brother and meI are like chalk and cheese – he likes business, I like arts.
My brother and I are like chalk and cheese – he likes business, I like arts.
June 1, 2021
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I hoped to understand the matter better, but the presentation only skimmed the surface. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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He was totally gobsmacked when he got sacked from one day to the other.
He was totally gobsmacked when he got sacked Not sure what "from one day to the other" means. "Out of the blue" = all of a sudden, with no warning, perhaps for no obvious reason. |
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My brother and me are like chalk and cheese – he likes business, I like arts.
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