Interactions - Gratitude & Ingratitude
Dive into English idioms regarding gratitude and ingratitude, like "put in a word for" and "look a gift horse in the mouth".
Review
Flashcards
Quiz
to thank one's lucky stars
[phrase]
to feel really grateful, particularly because something dangerous or unpleasant did not happen
to count one's blessings
[phrase]
to try to appreciate and cherish all the good things one has in one's life
to bite the hand that feed somebody
[phrase]
to be ungrateful to the person who has helped one by mistreating or betraying them
to look for faults in a gift, favor, or opportunity that has been given to one, in a way that shows ingratitude
to put in a (good) word for somebody
[phrase]
to talk highly of someone as a way of helping them get an advantage, such as succeeding in a job interview
to not appreciate a person or thing because one thinks one will never lose them
Ex: Many people only appreciate good health when they taken it for granted and then face a health scare .

Download LanGeek app