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Idioms with the word Way - English lesson

1.            Out of  the  way :  a bit  far from  other  places,  strange 

2.            Way out  : exit, remedy , solution

3.            Be  on  one's  way :  arriving

4.            Learn  something  the  hard  way : learn  something in  the  most difficult manner

5.            The other way round : contrariwise

6.            Either way : in both ways 

7.            Go out of your  way :  try  very  hard  to do something  especially to please other people

8.            By the  way: used  in  colloquial English to add  new information  or change subject

9.            No way: used in colloquial English  as  “impossible”

10.          Both ways : two  sides to every argument.

11.          All the  way :till  the  end

12.          Do something  one's ( my/ your ..)way : according to one's ideas and purposes 

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1. Don't pour boiling water over spaghetti: it's exactly all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know.

2. There's all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know to open the door : the keys are on the lock inside!

3. Let's hope my son won't have to learn things all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know as I have, unfortunately.

4. I wouldn't like to live in Greenland : it 's so all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know.

5. Wait for me! I'm all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know.

6. There must be a all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know of this regrettable situation : we'll have to find it.

7. Sheila always goes all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know to please people but in vain : nobody appreciates her efforts.

8. John may arrive or may not: let me know all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know.

9. Basil hasn't paid me back ; all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know .... you owe me money, too !

10. You can't have it all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know : you must choose between the two offers.

11. I don't regret my mistakes : I've always done things all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know.

12. I walked all the wayboth waysby the wayeither waymy wayno wayon my wayout of her wayout of the waythe hard waythe other way roundway out I don't know home last night even though it was such a long walk.