COMMON IDIOMS:

         

           1.     At the outlet (in the beginning), I must thank you all.

          2.     She talks at random (aimlessly).

          3.     I am quite at sea (perplexed) in English.

         4.     Everything is at sixes and sevens (in disorder) in his room.

         5.     His life is at stake (in danger).

         6.     He came to me at the eleventh hour (at last moment).

         7.     He is at the end of his tether (at the end of resources) by spending lavishly.

         8.     The scheme appears worthless at the first blush (at first sight).

         9.     The child is at the point of death (about to die).

        10.He is at the root of (cause) all the trouble.