25 Essential “And” Collocations (Binomials) You Need to Know English is full of fixed expressions in which two words are joined by ‘and’. These pairs — known as binomials — are often idiomatic, memorable, and extremely common in everyday conversation, business English, and Cambridge exam tasks. Most of them can’t Read more
Idioms Using the Word “Head” Numerous idioms and expressions in English use the word “head”, and they are usually related to emotions and staying in control. In this post, you will get 11 of them explained. Idioms and expressions using the word “head” Keep your head Meaning: to keep your Read more
Sensible and Sensitive The adjectives sensible and sensitive are often confused by English learners — and it’s easy to see why! They both come from the same root word “sense,” but their meanings are quite different. Let’s clear up the confusion once and for all. What does “sensible” mean? The Read more
Expressions with “Way” Have you ever lost your way in a new place or learned something the hard way? If you don’t understand these expressions, here are some everyday expressions with “way” that I’m sure you’ll find extremely useful. KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND If you know your way around a Read more
As a rule, phrasal verbs usually have more than one meaning. Let’s look at the meanings of the phrasal verb “pick up”:
Expressions with the Noun “Story” Enrich your vocabulary with these 10 interesting expressions with the noun “story”. There may be similar expressions in your language, too. 🙂 It’s a long story Meaning: A story you don’t feel like telling because it’s too long.Ex: What happened? – It’s a long story, Read more
In order to learn the language properly, you need to know expressions such as collocations, phrasal verbs, idiomatic expressions, not only the words. Here is your chance to improve and enrich your vocabulary by learning how to use the verb “meet”. I present to you 23 ways to use the verb “meet”.