Live Out Of A Suitcase – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS
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Live Out Of A Suitcase – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS Speaking.
Definition:
not having a permanent place to live
Example:
“The homeless have to live out of suitcase. We can help them to have a warm place to live.“
“Actually, I am living out of a suitcase because I cannot find a suitable house for me to buy.”
“Some people find living out of a suitcase away from home very stressful.”
Exercise:
- Choose the suitable idiom to complete the sentence below.
“After a month sleeping on a friend’s floor, Jane is tired of _________________.”
A. living out of suitcase
B. living in the dream world.
C. raising our game.
D. on a knife edge. - Describe the time you are very stressful. Try to use this idiom in your speech. You should say:
– When it happened
– Where it happened
– What you did to overcome it
And explain why you feel stressful
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