Lesson 41: English in a Minute: Two Peas in a Pod

Welcome to English in a Minute. These are peas. They grow together inside pods. But what does two peas in a pod mean?

Dan, why didn't Ashley invite Katie to our breakfast meeting tomorrow? I don't know. I wonder if something's going on between those two. That would be weird.

And Ashley have always been two peas in a pod. Well, they have had disagreements in the past. About grammar. Two peas in a pod is used to describe two people who are very {similar|似ている|/ˈsɪmələr/|Similar people or things are alike.} to each other,

and who get along really well. Don't worry, guys. Katie and I are fine. I just knew our breakfast meeting might be a bit too early for her.