Do you know these strange food related English idioms and their meanings? Test yourself or your friends with these 4 food related expressions:
Knowing how to express excitement is extremely important whatever the language you’re learning. In this post we share with you some expressions to express and to talk about surprise
Hello, ladies and gentlemen! Today we are going to talk about some confusing English verbs. Here they are To lend and to borrow (when you give something for a while and to take something for a while) To meet smb for the first time and to know smb for a long time To win prize […]
Hello, ladies and gentlemen! What are you up to?Today is the first autumn Saturday, btw! We continue speaking about phrasal verbs, which are incredibly important in the English language. Just keep in mind that if you want to sound like a native speaker, you should use phrasal verbs instead of normal ones. Today we’ll revise […]
Hello, ladies and gentlemen! We hope all of you have had a beautiful first week of school (university, college, institute, etc.) Today we´ve brought a piece of grammar for you. English is quite a conservative and logical language, and verb patterns are part of this truth. So here they are, if you have two verbs […]
Hello! Meow are you doing? Today we´ll talk about “cat idioms” and sayings, and hopefully will enlarge your vocabulary bank! So, here it comes! And these are the options to choose from: -a- to reveal a secret– b- someone who imitates or adopts the behavior of another-c- a highly placed, well-paid executive-d- stop asking questions, […]
Articles are actually sort of adjectives that define nouns. Basically, it´s simple – if you are speaking about a singular and countable thing, and it´s not definite, you use a/an, in other cases (plural, uncountable, definite) – the. But it´s only simple at first sight. We don´t want to make a meal out of it, […]
Hey there, how’s your summer going up to the moment?Today we’ve come with an idiom for you to complete. To spend more time or efforts on something than it’s necesary. What are your ideas? The correct answer is: To make a meal out of something. Were you surprised?
We think the world of our teachers This means we value and admire them, we think highly of them. And what about you? Who do you think the world of? There is also an expression that means you love or admire somebody so much, that you think they donñt have any drawbacks. Here it is: […]
Hello, ladies and gentlemen! If you want to sound natural and native-speaker-like, then phrasal verbs are your infinite growing zone. Today we´ve brought just several of them to start with, GET- phrasal verbs. Here they are, enjoy!