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http://london-efl.org/exp-spannerworks.htm

to throw a spanner in the works English expressions

http://london-efl.org/exp-willynilly.htm

EFL English Teaching, verb - to do something willy-nilly EFL English Teaching London

Phrasal verb: to play down - to give something less importance than others are giving it (Read more here) http://london-efl.org/exp-playdown.htm

This month's words and phrases... to be at loggerheads/ to wing it/ to do something willynilly/ to bottle it/ to have cold feet/ to put one's foot down/ to bolster/ ten a penny/ to play down/ to throw a spanner in the works http://london-efl.org/

December and November's words and phrases: to steer clear of/ it bodes well/ it doesn't bode well/ on the shelf/ at my wits' end/ to throw the baby out with the bath water/ hobnobbing/ to come into one's own/ to kick into the long grass/ the lion's share/ to eke out/ have no qualms about/ to fork out/ a raft of measures/ to plunder/ livid (adj)/ hubris/ to pledge/ trickle down economics/ to pitch in/ to do something wholesale http://london-efl.org/

One of the most important structures to learn in English... the present simple!! (you can click through to "daily routine") http://london-efl.org/lesson01usingpresentsimple.htm

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