English Idiom – A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

Not everyone who looks kind and friendly has good intentions. This comic teaches the importance of being careful, observant, and judging people by their actions.

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English Idiom – Asleep at the Wheel

Being careless and ignoring responsibilities can lead to serious problems. This comic reminds us to stay alert, focused, and responsible in our work and daily life.

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English Idiom – Apple of Discord

Small disagreements can grow into big conflicts if people are not careful. This comic shows how one issue can create tension and why fairness and understanding are important.

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English Idiom – An Axe to Grind

Sometimes people criticize others not because they are right, but because they have personal feelings or hidden motives. This comic teaches us to stay professional and not take everything personally.

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English Idioms - Cry over spilled milk

Cry over spilled milk

Meaning:

To be upset about something that cannot be changed.

Example:

There’s no point crying over spilled milk, just try again next time.

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English Idioms - Let sleeping dogs lie

Let sleeping dogs lie

Meaning:

To avoid restarting an old conflict or issue.

Example:

We decided to let sleeping dogs lie instead of bringing up the argument again.

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English Idioms - Hit the sack

Hit the sack

Meaning:

To go to bed or sleep.

Example:

I’m so tired; I’m going to hit the sack early tonight.

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