Today's cartoon is based on the idiom Put your heart into something:
When you put your heart into something you make a lot of effort to do something.
"He's the kind of person who puts his heart into his job."
"She wanted her company to be a success and really put her heart into it."
Put your heart and soul into something is also used and has the same meaning.
"The author put his heart and soul into the writing of this book."
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Thanks indeed
thanks indeed for this new idiom, and I trying to improve my English and I'll put my heart in to the learning of this lovely language>
yours Ahmed Gharouda
about idiom
nice to learn here. i never looking this type of stylest course. i am feeling i am very lucky to see this site over internet thanks for this big help
We have exactly the same
We have exactly the same idiom in Turkish .. The player put his heart into the match.
'Heart into'
Chris, you put your heart into this site - you are always providing us with interesting useful lessons!!! Thank you.
Heart Idiom
If you put your heart in something you will always have a success in it!!!
BE LOVER TO YOUR LIVE & GIVE
BE LOVER TO YOUR LIVE & GIVE YOUR SMILE TO EVERY ONE BUT GIVE YOUR HEART TO ONLY ONE
PUT YOUR HEART TO EVERY ONE
Useful and easy :)
Put your heart into your learning and it would be great
to achieve your goal , you
to achieve your goal , you need to put your heart into your efforts
Riya: Seven Letters game is
Riya: Seven Letters game is very nice.
idiom
I always put my hear into my studies to get a rank and i know it's a mean to an end
Thanx a lot ,Chris