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Learn Hot English magazine
Hi, and welcome to another issue 
of 
Learn Hot English
– the fun 
magazine for learning English. In 
this month’s issue, we’re looking 
at some really useful idioms. As 
you probably already know, an 
idiom is a group of words that are 
used to describe a situation, event 
or experience. However, the meaning of the idiom 
is often different to the separate meanings of the 
individual words. For example, to “pull the wool over 
someone’s eyes” means to stop that person from 
seeing or discovering something by tricking them 
or lying to them. Native speakers use idioms all the 
time when speaking and writing. So, it’s important 
that you can understand them. In many cases, the 
best thing to do is to try to guess their meaning 
from the context – what the people are talking or 
writing about. Of course, that’s not all we’re looking 
at this month, there are pages on troublesome 
tourists, TV vocabulary, fitness, celebrity products, 
protests, Prague, royal scandals and lots, lots more. 
Well, we hope you enjoy reading and listening to this 
issue of Learn Hot English. Have fun, learn lots of 
English and see you all next month!
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