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IDIOM OF THE DAY - KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE
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Richard Ford (Q Language English teacher) explains the meaning and gives examples of how to use the common English idiom, 'to kill two birds with one stone'.
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Video Transcript:
Idiom of the day. To kill two birds with one stone. To kill two birds with one stone means to complete two actions in one. For example, my girlfriend tells me, "You have to get a gift for Mother's Day and you also have to get some gasoline for the car. So, I decide to go to the gas station, buy some gasoline and buy a present for my mother; perhaps some flowers. Therefore, I have killed two birds with one stone. So, can you think of a time when you have killed two birds with one stone? Please let us know and leave a comment, we'd love to hear from you. Thank you.