Day 32: Idioms — Cost an Arm and a Leg & Spill the Beans
Learn 2 essential idioms: Cost an Arm and a Leg (very expensive) and Spill the Beans (reveal a secret), master past tense forms (cost vs costed), plural bean rules, and workplace confidentiality dialogues.
Welcome to Day 32 of your comprehensive 60-day English mastery program. Engage with all 6 core competencies: Vocabulary, Grammar, Conversation, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.
Guidelines for maximum fluency retention:
- Complete all 6 skill modules in sequence (Vocabulary → Grammar → Conversation → Listening → Speaking → Writing)
- Practice speaking sentences out loud to train vocal muscle memory
- Check off each completed module below to keep your streak alive
- Consistent daily practice of 45-60 minutes ensures rapid progress
"Expressing financial value and secret confidentiality through idioms builds natural conversational confidence.""मुहावरों के माध्यम से वित्तीय मूल्य और गुप्त गोपनीयता व्यक्त करना स्वाभाविक संवादात्मक आत्मविश्वास बनाता है।"
Tip: Start with vocabulary to build your lexical foundation, then move through each section in order.
Cost an Arm and a Leg (very expensive, cost a fortune), Spill the Beans (reveal secret, let the cat out of the bag), and Shopping/Secret Dialogues
Today's Words Preview:
Grammar Rules: Invariant verb 'cost' (cost -> cost -> cost, ❌ never costed), Plural 'beans' (❌ never spill bean), Than vs Then comparison
Grammar Focus:
Avoid 6 common errors: 'costs an arm and a leg' (never 'arm and leg'), 'spill the beans' (never 'spill beans'), and 'cost me' (never 'costed me')