to come in on ~- English idiomatic expressions # 45

In this expression “on” referring to days like Sunday, Monday or weekend and we don’t use in month, we only use it for days so somebody will say to you like this “can you come in on Wednesday?” Also we can use it for numbers like “can you come in on 4^th?”

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A pain in the neck- English idiomatic expressions # 44

Something that makes you annoying is called a pin in the neck. For example that teacher is a pain in the neck he always talks about study study and study and I hate him. Or traffic jam is in pain in the neck.

Steal my thunder- English idiomatic expressions # 43

Steal someone thunder means to steal someone day or event. So for example, if it is my birthday and I having a birthday party and one of the my guest come and say I got job and I will pay everyone so every person in my party start to congratulate to that person so that person is stealing my thunder, he is bad guy. It’s my day it is not that guy day. That’s the expression. 

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