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Even though Shakespeare wrote his plays over 400 years ago, he created many expressions we STILL use in English today! So if you’re in a pickle about how to increase your English fluency, using a few of the idioms from Shakespeare taught in this English lesson can help.

What is an idiom?: An idiom is an expression where the words come together in a particular order to create a new non-literal meaning. The Shakespeare idioms in today’s lesson continue to be used in daily life, so learning these expressions from Shakespeare will help you to improve your English skills and sound more like a native speaker.

The common idioms from Shakespeare you’ll learn today are excellent English expressions for sounding more fluent when speaking English. The 12 Shakespearean phrases in this English idiom lesson include:
1) Make your hair stand on end (Hamlet)
2) Eat someone out of house and home (King Henry IV)
3) In the twinkling of an eye (Merchant of Venice)
4) Seen better days (As You Like It)
5) Be in a Pickle (Tempest)
6) It’s all Greek to me (Julis Caesar)
7) Wear your heart on your sleeve (Othello)
8) What’s done is done (Macbeth)
9) A wild goose chase (Romeo and Juliet)
10) All that glitters is not gold (Merchant of Venice)
11) The green eyed monster (Othello)
12) In one fell swoop (Macbeth)

By the end of today’s English vocabulary lesson you will have learned 12 English idioms from Shakespeare that you can use to sound like a native English speaker. This lesson will help you improve your English vocabulary from Shakespeare and teach you useful English idioms for daily life. Thank you for watching, “Shakespeare Idioms: 12 Idioms from Shakespeare that we still use today!” I hope these Shakespearean idioms will be useful for you as you improve your English speaking. Good luck with your English studies!

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