Do yourself a favour and add these expressions to your English vocabulary. Here are some useful expressions and phrases to help you do the talking about the advantages and disadvantages of different things and features.
Are you superstitious? 🙂 Do you ever touch wood when you don’t want something bad to happen to you? As a matter of fact, this custom originates from the distant past when people believed that fairies, ghosts and spirits lived in trees. Can you believe it? 🙂
In today’s lesson, we will be learning some expressions with “touch”.
Improve and enrich your vocabulary. Learn five different ways to describe actions happening one after another
Here are 9 easy commonly used phrasal verbs with “up” you must know
Here are some word combinations with the noun “money” that often go together
Phrasal verbs tend to have more than one meaning. The phrasal verb “make up” is certainly one of them. Here are four meanings of this phrasal verbs you can easily adopt.
Synonyms are words that have the same or similar meaning. Why is it important to learn synonyms? In the first place, as a learner of a foreign language, you want to improve your communication and come up with a better choice of words and phrases when you speak or write. Here is a great opportunity to enrich your vocabulary. Learn different ways to say “useful”.
Here are some useful phrases to help you when complaining: I’m afraid I have a complaint about… I have a complaint to make… There seems to be a problem / something wrong with… Look, I’m sorry to bother you, but… Sorry to bother you, but I wish to complain about… Read more…
Have your grandparents ever handed down something to you? Learn what it means here. Here are four phrasal verbs with the word “hand”
Are you struggling to remember phrasal verbs? 🙂 Then this is the right post for you. Here are 11 phrasal verbs with ‘around’ that may come handy any time:
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