Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

Phrasal Verb and Idiom Friday!

Heather

If you’re studying you may find yourself in the midst of midterms and exams at the moment. I know how you feel and I wish you the best of luck.

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You may feel like you’re in over your head with work and essays at the moment, but I want to reassure you that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and eventually you’ll be finished.

It can help to take a step back and take a break to give yourself some time to absorb what you’ve been working on. Breaks are an important part of studying!

What are you working on at the moment? Tell me in the comments!

  • in the midst of: in the middle of
  • in over your head: you’re doing too much, more than you can handle
  • a light at the end of the tunnel: eventually, the end. Used in a positive way
  • take a step back: give yourself some space/room
  • take a break: stop working for a short amount of time
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Heather is a lost member of a travelling circus (also known in the common vernacular as an English Teacher) who somehow found herself in writing online. She is originally from Canada and enjoys eating out and cooking creative meals for herself (though she prefers the former and often burns the latter). Some of her favorite dishes include Sapi Rendang, Chiburek, and deep-fried ice cream. She makes a mean pumpkin loaf.

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