1. IDIOMS

2. What does idiom mean?
A group of words whose meaning is different from the meanings of the individual words.

3. Why Should We Learn Idıoms?
To communicate in a foreign language we can take definitions from a dictionary and construct basic sentences but sometimes we need to take words or group of words and extend their meanings beyond their literal significance.
Therefore, we have the creation of idiomatic expressions or idioms. For the student of English as a second or foreign language, the use of idiomatic expressions reflects progress from a basic level of English into an advanced level.
Through idiomatic expressions, we see more deeply into a culture that is representend through language.

4. To Have Butterflies in Your Stomach
In English, if we’re very nervous about something we have to do, we can say "I have butterflies in my stomach".
For example :
When I have to take an exam, I have
butterflies in my stomach so I forget
everything I know.
I always have butterflies in my stomach
when I go to meet a woman.
In Turkish, it means etekleri zil çalmak.

6. Lend Me Your Ear
In English, if you want someone to pay attention to you
and listen to you carefully, you say lend me your ear.
For example:
As a teacher, I often warn my
students to lend me their ears in the
lesson.
Lend me your ear Francesca, I am
talking to you here!
In Turkish, it means dikatlice dinlemek, kulak kesmek.