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Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter 1
1.Idioms and idiomatic expressions
1.1 The origin and the main types of idioms
Chapter 2
2.Explicit Teaching of idioms 
2.1 The necessity of teaching idiomatic expressions in “ESL”(English Second Language)
and “EFL”(English Foreign Language) environments and classrooms
Chapter 3
3.Strategies for Translating idioms
Conclusion
References