Idioms and Expressions Related to Knowledge Hello, English learners! Who showed you the ropes when you first started to work? What does it mean? Keep reading because I’m going to explain 12 idioms and expressions related to knowledge. Common knowledge Common knowledge is something that many people know but don’t Read more
The Difference Between Alone and Lonely Hello dear English learners! Have you ever wanted to be alone because you needed peace, quiet, and a moment for yourself? And on other days, have you found yourself surrounded by people yet still feeling lonely? Many students mix up these two adjectives, so Read more
Ways to Use the Verb PAY Hello, dear English learners! Have you paid a compliment to anyone recently? If you are not quite sure what that expression means, don’t worry — you’re in exactly the right place. Today, we are exploring the many ways to use the verb pay. Although 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
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.
Confused Words: Between and Among Many English learners (and native speakers, too!) get confused about when to use between and among. Both are prepositions, and both can refer to relationships, groups, or positions. At first glance, they seem almost interchangeable, but there is a clear difference in meaning. Confused Words: 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.