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For ESL students and pupils in Great Britain, India, Australia, New Zealand and many other countries, it is crucial to learn the parts of speech in English. In fact, this knowledge is very useful for EFL learners too, as it helps them get more information from dictionaries and grammar books. And as this topic is […]

Provided by Kaplan 1. “Having a whale of a time” - have a very good time, have an exciting or fun time - “How was your birthday party?” - “Oh great, there were a lot of friends, we were playing games and dancing, we really had a whale of a time.” 2. “On cloud nine” - very happy, cheerful - I was very afraid of the history exam, and when I managed to pass it, I was on cloud nine, I invited all my friends to a drink in the local pub. 3. “Tickled pink” - very much pleased or entertained - I suggest picking some flowers for your girlfriend. I’m sure she’ll be tickled pink and she won’t refuse your proposal. 4. “On top of the world” - feeling wonderful, glorious, ecstatic - Since he was promoted to the position he had desired for ages, he feels glorious, he’s sittingon top of the world. 5. “Happy as a clam” - very happy and comfortable - When her parents left for holiday, she was happy as a clam staying alone in the house. 6. “Buzzing” - excited for something that’s going to happen - I’m buzzing for the holidays. Imagine, we’re going on a diving trip in Greece. 7. “Over the moon” - extremely pleased and happy - Do you remember how happy we were when we first stayed out for a night? We were over the moon. 8. “In seventh heaven” - in a very happy state - Real happiness is when you work for it. I’m sure you’ll be in seventh heaven when you get your first salary and buy a scooter.