Phrasal Verbs Related to Health We all talk about health all the time — when we feel tired, when we catch a cold, when we finally recover, or when something simply doesn’t feel right. And in English, we rarely describe these things with just one simple word. Instead, we love Read more
Work Phrasal Verbs in English: Learn 10 Useful Expressions for the Workplace Do you find it difficult to learn phrasal verbs? … we will look at the meanings of 10 phrasal verbs related to work. Learning phrasal verbs can be challenging, especially those used in everyday work situations. In this Read more
13 Music Idioms HielloEnglish learners! Today’s lesson is about 13 music idioms. Here is the list: Blow your own trumpet If someone wants to tell out loud and proud to everyone about their achievements, we say that they blow their own trumpet. 13 MUSIC idioms Call the tune The person Read more
Useful Expressions with “Say” How many times a day do you say say? Quite often, I bet! In this lesson, you’ll learn 16 common English expressions with say – phrases like say no more, easier said than done, and you don’t say that will help you sound more fluent and Read more
How to Interrupt Politely How often do you interrupt people while they are talking? Are there polite ways to interrupt someone? I get this question a lot. Well, it may be rude sometimes, but it is also useful because you may want to interrupt someone who has been talking for Read more
Hi there dear English learners! Have you fallen from grace recently? I hope not. When did you fall asleep last night? If you don’t understand these expressions, keep reading because we are going to learn 20 ways to use the verb fall, including all kinds of collocations, idioms and expressions.
Allow – Permit – Let – Enable Helo English learners. You might have wondered which word to use and you weren’t sure. Are the words allow, permit, let and enable synonymous and what is the difference between them? That’s the topic of today’s blog entry. Well, we can say that Read more