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Distance education project of English idioms learning from watching YouTube

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By Thuy Phuong, Yawen Han, Ester Trigo-Ibáñez, Viphavee Vongpumivitch
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1. Introduction Idioms, which are defined as an expression whose meaning is not “obvious from the individual words” (McCarthy and O’Dell, 2002, p.6), are frequently used in the daily life of native English speakers (Fernando, 1996). Idioms have also been recognized to be commonly adopted by academic practitioners in their speech and writing (Miller, 2020). Its importance for English users is undeniable.
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