Study 30 English IDIOMS that describe PEOPLE

So, a know-it-all is someone who thinks they are very smart and tries to prove it to others all the time. A know-it-all is more common here in Australia and I think that know-it-all is more common in the UK. Correct me if I'm wrong. Let me know in the comments, but we use   know-it-alls more commonly here in Australia and know-it-alls often like to contradict or correct others, so they are generally not liked or a bit annoying to have a know-it-all around. After my presentation, Steve publicly questioned the accuracy of my research. That idiot was just trying to look good in front of the boss.

A straight-talker or a straight talker. He is someone who tells the truth even if it hurts a little. Brad speaks very clearly. He's not going to sugarcoat his comments. He will make sure you know what worked well and what you need to improve. We did it! 30 beautifully descriptive

idioms

you can use to talk about the

people

in your life. If you're ready to practice some pronunciation, that's where we're headed next. Come join me here