List of Idioms - 26

Idiom 1: In danger of -ing/ danger to
The correct usage for the idiom is: 'in danger of -ing/ danger to'

Have a look at the correct and incorrect usage examples:
Correct Usage: Air pollution is a danger to earth's ecosystem.
Incorrect Usage: Air pollution is a danger for earth's ecosystem.

Idiom 2: In order to
The correct usage for the idiom is: 'in order to'

Have a look at the correct and incorrect usage examples:
Correct Usage: The management installed biometrics in order to prevent fraud.
Incorrect Usage: The management installed biometrics in order that fraud is prevented.

Idiom 3: Independent from
The correct usage for the idiom is: 'independent from'

Have a look at the correct and incorrect usage examples:
Correct Usage: She has been independent from her husband since her divorce.
Incorrect Usage: She has been independent to her husband since her divorce.

Idiom 4: Independent of
The correct usage for the idiom is: 'independent of'

Have a look at the correct and incorrect usage examples:
Correct Usage: His behavior is independent of any social etiquette.
Incorrect Usage: His behavior is independent from any social etiquette.

Idiom 5: Indicate that
The correct usage for the idiom is: 'indicate that'

Have a look at the correct and incorrect usage examples:
Correct Usage: The statistics indicate that the company will face a heavy loss.
Incorrect Usage: The statistics indicate of the company facing a heavy loss.

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