English Access Microscholarship Program - Headquarters - We use this week's idiom, "break a leg" to wish someone luck, usually when they are performing in a play or show. Note: This idiom
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EnglishIdiom Break A Leg mean ______. 1. Good Luck 2. a trip to hospital | English vocabulary words, English idioms, Idioms and phrases
Frances King School of English - London - Here is an example You: “I am going to my IELTS exam” Your friend: “Break a leg!” Your friend is not suggesting that you
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