Ways to Say EXPENSIVE in English Hello English learners! Today we are expanding your vocabulary with a wonderful set of expressions you can use instead of simply saying expensive. Whether you’re shopping, travelling, or talking about your daily expenses, these phrases will help you sound more natural, expressive, and fluent Read more
Idioms and Expressions with “Moon” Hello English learners! Have you ever been over the moon —very excited and happy? Learn 11 idioms and expressions with “moon” in today’s lesson. Here is the list: Ask for the moon Meaning: to ask for something impossible to get or achieve; to want something Read more
Common English Expressions with “Let” (with Examples) Hello, dear English learners! Today, we’re exploring a set of very common English expressions built around the verb let. You already know let’s go and let’s do it, but English uses let in many other natural, everyday phrases. Understanding these expressions will help Read more
Talking about Remembering and Memory in English Hello English learners! Here we are again with a new lesson. Today, we will examine the new vocabulary you need for talking about remembering and memory in English. First of all, you should know that the verb remember can be used with both Read more
Expressions Using the Verb EAT Eating is such a natural part of life that it’s no surprise English is full of colourful expressions built around the verb eat. These phrases help you sound more natural, more fluent, and more in tune with everyday British English. Some of them describe how Read more
20 Sports Idioms Hello English learners! Are you into sports? Well, here are 20 sports idioms with useful example sentences so you can learn them in context. Ballpark figure Meaning: an estimated number or amount. The ball is in your court Meaning: use it to tell someone that it’s their Read more
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. 😀