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Idioms are fun to use when you kind of get the gist of their meanings. Today, we got a fancy idiom that you might have heard it if you've been living in Australia for a while. It's not really nice, but sometimes we need this kind of language to vent with your friends about work. Let's have a look!

" Couldn't organise a p**s up in a brewery" = highly incompetent.

When you say " Someone couldn't organise a p**s up in a brewery", you simply imply that person is not able to do anything at work, very disorganized and sometimes it just means he/she doesn't know how to do their job. Very impolite, right? But sometimes you can use this term to vent with friends about work-related problems or just simply to insult someone. The latter is not really nice, so please don't do it. I was just kidding.

Let have a look at some examples:

"Urghh, I really don't like my colleagues, they are so arrogant and often leave a mess for the next day before they leave work. They just couldn't organize a p**s up in a brewery, could they?"

" My intern is not really good at filling out paperwork for the customers. Without my guidance, she clearly couldn't organize a p**s up in a brewery, I'm telling you."

For those who don't know:
(n) a p**s up = a heavy drinking session or a big party where alcohol is served.
(n) a brewery= a place where the beer is made commercially

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We hope you all have a good break last week. Today, we are back with this well-organized series of repeat sentence questions, so you can sharpen your speaking skills for the test. Come and join us for this challenge. Cheers!

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Today we have another idiom that would be useful, if you want to say "Oh this is going to take them down" in a very polite way. This week idiom is used to show that you do something to weaken someone's position. Not a very nice thing to do, but it's good to know what it means.

​" To cut the ground from under someone's feet" = put someone in a disadvantageous position.🧱🧱

Ex:
When the rival company launched its new marketing campaign, it really cut the ground from under our feet.

Sometimes, to have no tertiary education in modern society truly cut the ground from under your feet.

That's it for today. See you next week.
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We're back and have something for people craving for English lessons like you guys.

Please give an applause to our WEEKLY IDIOM POST

Every week, we will give you a little magic touch to the casual English we speak, and what else could be more fun than learning idioms that we do use on daily basis.

To begin with, we have:

(n) acid test - something that proves the true qualities, values, success of something or someone

Ex:

Well, the real acid test for a successful party is how you feel the morning after.

To be a great ninja, overcoming your fears is an acid test of your fighting ability.

Being financially stable is an acid test of most of happy marriage.

How else could you use this term, please type your example down in the comment section.

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As we are aware of the difficulty of Repeat Sentence Section in PTE, we are glad to release another video of practice questions in this area, today. Hope it will help you get ready for the real exam coming up.

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PTE_SPEAKING PRACTICE TEST_READ ALOUD 2 (UPDATE 2024)

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PTE_SPEAKING PRACTICE TEST_REPEAT SENTENCE 6 (MOST REPEATED) 2024 Stressed out about the PTE Speaking test? Don't you worry. We are here to prep you step by step to succeed the score you need.Repeat Sentence is not only abo...

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We're so excited to introduce this page to all of you who are dedicated to this English learning journey.

Our page is where you could find some useful vocabularies that you can use in your daily life if you're studying and living in a country where English is spoken. Or it's just simply a place where you can get some tips to prepare for an English test. No matter what it is, we have something for you.

So, stay tuned and we're so looking forwards to helping you in this amazing journey.

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