#289: 9 Common English Idioms to Use at Work | Brainstorming in English
Learn common English idioms used at work, especially during brainstorming sessions. Even better, you can also use these idioms in daily conversation.
Learn common English idioms used at work, especially during brainstorming sessions. Even better, you can also use these idioms in daily conversation.
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