Phrasal verbs with OUT In English there are many phrasal verbs with the preposition OUT. Today let’s look at 2 more examples that are common in spoken English. Drop out …
Learn Common English Phrasal verbs with ‘OUT’
Phrasal verbs with ‘OUT’ In English there are many phrasal verbs with the preposition OUT. This week let’s look at some examples that are common in spoken English. Ask out …
English prepositions from Twitter "Wait FOR…"
What have you waited for lately?
Learn how to use the easily confused English words "Hear & Listen"
Hear & Listen In English we use the words hear and listen often. The meanings are similar but we use them differently and they can be easy to confuse. Use …
A blast from the past! Re-post from July 2013 – Idiom "Break the ice"
A blast from the past! Re-post from July 2013 Break the ice Break the ice means to warm up an uncomfortable situation. To start a conversation with a new person …
Increase your English vocabulary by learning (STILL MORE!) suffixes
In English there are many MANY suffixes used with some very common words. So far we have learned the suffixes en (The function of en is to change adjectives or nouns into verbs), able (able means able to be; possible) like …
English phrasal verb from Twitter – "Break down"
From: https://twitter.com/ABCDEnglish808
Increase your English vocabulary by learning (EVEN MORE!) suffixes
In English there are many MANY suffixes used with some very common words. So far we have learned the suffixes en (The function of en is to change adjectives or nouns into verbs); able (able means …
Test your English thinking skill with another FUN brain teaser!
What happens twice in a week, and once in a year, but never in a day? Answer below . . . . . . . . . . . . …
Increase your English vocabulary by learning (MORE!) suffixes
On April 11th we learned what a suffix is“A suffix is an addition to the end of a word, that gives the word a new meaning.” In English there are …
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