Included as part of several idioms is the preposition por. Below is a table of some very commonly used idioms including the aforementioned preposition:
Friday, September 24, 2010
Idioms with Por
An idiom is a phrase or sentence fragment of a language that is not readily translatable word-for-word; what that means is, it shouldn't be taken literally. An example of an English idiom is "hit the lights"; this idiom means to either turn on or turn off the lights, not literally "hit" them.
Included as part of several idioms is the preposition por. Below is a table of some very commonly used idioms including the aforementioned preposition:
Included as part of several idioms is the preposition por. Below is a table of some very commonly used idioms including the aforementioned preposition:
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