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🥒🍵🎂 What’s your favourite food idiom? Can you think of any others – share them with us in the comments. Images: Getty

⚽️🥅 Footballing legend David Beckham is back in the news – this time telling wife Victoria to be honest about her background in his new Netflix docuseries ‘Beckham’. Scroll through the images to learn about imperatives – and more ways to say ‘be honest’ – and make sure you do the task on the last slide!

🥕🫛🦞 Carrots? Peas? Seafood? Do you like food as an adult that you hated when you were young? Answer this grammar question – and then tell us all about it! Image: Getty

👨👩🏽👗 Look’ and ‘look like’ are used to describe appearance, but people often make mistakes with how they use them! Watch Sian’s video to find out the difference and to make sure you never make mistakes when you’re describing people and things! :)

❤️💕 That ‘just-fallen-in-love feeling’! Learn this phrase to talk about people who are madly in love! Double-tap if you like it! [image: Getty]

🧑🏾‍🏫🧑‍🏫👩🏾‍🏫 They work hard all year round – but today’s the day we say ‘thank you’ to our teachers. Happy everyone! Tell us about the teacher who inspired you the most! Image: Getty

😲There’s a mistake in this sentence – can you spot it?🔎 Let us know what it is in the comments! 😁 Image: Getty

Do you know the difference between 'regret doing' and 'regret to do'? 🤔 Sian is here to explain! 💪 Give it a watch and then practise using them both in the comments! We promise you won't regret practising! 😁

⭐️Love Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker? 👉Scroll through the slides to find out how to use ‘good' as a noun – and don’t forget to comment on our last slide!� �

Which one happens first – ‘wake up’ or ‘get up’? Here’s a quick tip from Tom! Now, tell us if this sentence is CORRECT or INCORRECT! I like to stay in bed for a few minutes after I get up.

👁️👀 Has this post caught your eye? Make sure you keep an eye on this page for lots more help with idioms! Can you use one of these ‘eye’ idioms in a comment? Image: Getty #

💇‍♀️ Do you ever leave it too long to get your hair cut? Here's a grammar question for you. (image: Getty)