English Vocabulary

  a wolf in sheep’s clothing (a person who appears good and harmless but is actually bad) Beware of her. She is actually a wolf in sheep’s clothing. I trusted him until I realized that he was a wolf in sheep’s clothing.     envocabulary.com

awkward as a cow on roller skates (very clumsy) When Sophia wears high heels, she is awkward as a cow on roller skates. I was as awkward as a cow on roller skates when I first began riding my bicycle.   envocabulary.com

each vs. every each (every person or thing) regarded separately, one by one. We each have our own car. Each ticket costs $30. every (every person or thing) regarded as a whole. Every member should wear a uniform. I could hear every word you were saying. Use “none” (NOT each) …

as sure as eggs is eggs (for sure, certainly) One day you’ll realize that I was right, as sure as eggs is eggs. Our team will lose the game, as sure as eggs is eggs.     envocabulary.com

any way you slice it (in whatever way you consider it) Smoking is a bad habit, any way you slice it. Failing the exam is disappointing, no matter how you slice it.   envocabulary.com