Idiom (4): Take Umbrage
Meaning: to feel hurt, feel offended
Example : Sara did not do what her mother wanted...
The Differences Between Begin and Start
Begin Vs Start
The differences between begin and start in terms of their using.
** We can use the verbs...
Phrasal Verbs - Put
Phrasal Verbs - Put
Here are some phrasal verbs to the verb (Put):
-- Put (sth) behind you: to forget something...
Collocations of Make (1)
Collocations of Make(1)
Collocation is the combination of two or more words, which...
Lesson Two: Types of Sentences by Structure (2)
Lesson Two
Types of Sentences by Structure (2)
In this lesson, we are going to...
Lesson One: Types of Sentences by Structure
Lesson One
(Types of Sentences by Structure)
In this lesson, we are going to list the types...
Get it down to a fine art
Idiom (3): Get it down to a fine art
Meaning: When you learn to do something perfectly, you get it down to a fine art.
Example:...
Like Clockwork
Idiom (2): like clockwork
Meaning: to say that someone or something goes, runs, or behaves like clockwork...
On The Ball
Idiom (1): on the ball
Meaning: if you are on the ball, you are alert, and you know what is going around you.
Example:...
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