Learn how to talk about winter in English with useful vocabulary, winter weather phrases, seasonal expressions, and common idioms. This lesson is ideal for B2 First and C1 Advanced learners who want to sound more natural in speaking and writing.
The new year’s coming, have you made any New Year’s resolutions yet? Here we come to the first of the expressions related to making decisions. All your wishes may come true if you just make new year’s resolutions and try to stick to them all year round. So, let’s look at some collocations and idiomatic expressions for talking about decisions in English.
As I am writing this post, millions of people are making their way to the airports or holiday destinations within the country or abroad where they are going to celebrate Christmas and New Year. Even though many countries are in lockdown and despite the fact the Coronavirus pandemic is still on, we are all excited and impatiently waiting for Christmas and New Year full of hope that the next year will bring us only good stuff. Today, I will share with you 13 English idioms inspired by Christmas and New Year. 🔔 I’m sure you’ll like them as well as find your ways to incorporate them into your English vocabulary. 😀
Talking About Problems in English: Useful Vocabulary, Idioms, and Collocations Hello English learners! Talking about problems in English is an important skill for everyday conversation, writing, and exam speaking. In this lesson, you will learn useful vocabulary for talking about problems in English, including common collocations, idioms, phrasal verbs, and Read more
Sleeping and Dreaming Expressions in English Sleeping and dreaming expressions are very common in everyday English. We use them when we talk about going to bed, waking up, having nightmares, taking naps, or describing how well we slept. In this lesson, you will learn useful sleeping and dreaming expressions with Read more
Hi, dear English students. You all know how important it is to know vocabulary. In that regard, we will look at some useful phrases using the verb speak, such as collocations, idioms and phrasal verbs.
Although it is not a bank holiday in the UK, Halloween is a public holiday for fun and entertainment when people attend special Halloween parties dressed up in costumes, watch horror movies all night while children usually go trick-and-treating. So, in that spirit, let’s look at some scary and some not so scary idioms related to or inspired by Halloween.