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Collocations with time Collocations are pairs of words or sequences of words which are often used together. Below you can learn the most common collocations with the word ‘time’ and read some examples. As the pace of life increases, time is what people need the most. Learn how to talk about time with …
5 reasons to study in South Africa Learning English in another country is always a great way to learn more quickly and also a total immersion is possible only in an environment where that language is spoken. In the case of studying abroad, most people immediately think of the United States, Canada …
Bizarre English phrases and what do they mean Although the mother tongue in both USA and UK is English, it may seem like two different languages when you here the native speakers use it. The spelling differs, the grammar differs, the vocabulary differs. Today we’re going to introduce you to bizarre English phrases …
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Cambridge English Exams – are they worth it? Cambridge English provides universally recognized qualifications for learners and teachers of English and they have more than 100 years of experience in working with English. If you are a learner of English, regardless of your level, you must have heard about First Certificate, Advanced English …
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Commonly confused words in English There are a number of words in the English language which can cause confusion not only amongst foreigners but even native speakers. The reason behind this can be that some of the words look or sound very similar. Unfortunately their meanings are very different. Take a look at …
Words not easily translated into English Culture has a big influence on the development of language and cultures differ significantly around the world. That is why each language has a number of words which just can’t be easily translated into another. Why would the Spanish need multiple names for snow when they hardly …
Idioms related to clothes and clothing Idioms are phrases or common expressions which usually have figurative but sometimes also literal meaning. Check out our list of common idioms related to clothes and clothing. Air one’s dirty laundry in public Meaning: to talk about your personal problems and quarrels or argue in front …
Phrasal verbs with ‘take’ Phrasal verbs are idiomatic phrases including a verb and either a preposition or an adverb or a combination of the two. Below you can learn the most common phrasal verbs with ‘take’ and read some examples. Take after Meaning: to resemble, be similar to i.e. a parent or …
Collocations with come Collocations are pairs of words or sequences of words which are often used together. Below you can learn the most common collocations with ‘come’ and read some examples. Come clean about Example: Mom, I need to come clean about the vase, I broke it not Tommy. Come close …
Essential idioms and phrases for students Check out these idioms and phrases, which can be used when talking about school and learning. Bite off more than you can chew Meaning: to take on more than you can handle Example: I bit off more than I could chew when I signed up for …
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