When considering idioms in terms of their grammatical constructions, the result showed that phrasal verb idioms was found the most (40% e.g. buy out, follow through, live up to, and scare away), followed by phrasal compound idioms (19% e.g., olive branch, clear-cut open fire, at edge, and name of the game), tournure idioms (7% e.g., shoot from the hip, turn the tide, drag one’s feet, and slug it out), and irreversible binomial idioms (3% e.g., far and wide, give and take, in and out, and make or break) respectively. Another 30% found were idioms which do not belong to any classification (e.g., light at the end of the tunnel, moral high ground, if worst comes to the worst, and here today gone tomorrow).