Idiom of the day (94)

Once in a blue moon.

De Pascuas a Ramos.

Girls just wanna have fun (Cindy Lauper)

Idiom of the day (93)

You should count your blessings.

Deberías dar las gracias por lo que tienes.

Frozen (Madonna)

Idiom of the day (92)

It was a blessing in disguise.

No hay mal que por bien no venga.

My way (Frank Sinatra)

Idiom of the day (91)

We'll have to sweeten the pill.

Tendremos que dorar la píldora.

Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen)

Idiom of the day (90)

It's a bitter pill to swallow.

Es un trago amargo.

The yellow submarine (The Beatles)

Idiom of the day (89)

It takes two to tango.

Esas cosas no se hacen sin cooperación.

Everybody hurts (The Corrs)

Idiom of the day (88)

Life isn't a bed of roses.

La vida no es un lecho de rosas.

Smooth criminal (Michael Jackson)

Idiom of the day (87)

Money doesn't grow on trees.

El dinero no crece en los árboles.

You can't hurry love (The Supremes)

Idiom of the day (86)

He met his match.

Se encontró con la horma de su zapato.

Uptown girl (Westlife)

Modal Verbs, the definitive post

Modal Verbs

Logical assumptions/Deductions

Possibility

Obligation/Duty/Necessity

Absence of necessity

Prohibition

Criticism

Interesting (and useful) article about Modal Verbs with an exercise at the end:  https://englishlive.ef.com/blog/language-lab/modal-verbs/

Idiom of the day (85)

Easier said than done.

Del dicho al hecho hay un trecho.