The word about is sometimes used as a preposition that means – on the subject of somebody/something; in connection with somebody/something We often use it with the verb worry. We worry …
English expressions – on the side
~English expressions~ on the side = extra, such as with a job or an additional order of food; not the main thing “I work at the bank and I fix …
English Phrasal Verb – Plug In
English Phrasal Verb – Plug In plug in [phrasal verb] to connect a piece of electrical equipment to the main supply of electricity or to another piece of electrical equipment “Is …
English expressions – squeeze into something
📚English expression📚 squeeze into something This expression means to make room or time for someone or something in a small space or a tight schedule, often by exerting pressure “The dentist can …
English expression – rip the band-aid off
Rip the band aid off = Do something that will be uncomfortable or difficult very quickly so you don’t prolong the pain. (make the pain longer) ____________________________________________________ English 808 for …
English expression – To be tight (with money) $$$
To be tight has 2 meanings- 1. If someone is tight it means that they don’t like to spend money. “Fred never spends money on anything. He is so tight! …
on its way – happening or arriving soon
on its way – happening or arriving soon “My wife emailed me asking when I will be home tonight. I told her I’m on my way.”~ I will arrive arrive …
English expressions ~ from the ground up
~English expressions~ from the ground up 1. from the very beginning “We must plan our sales campaign carefully from the ground up.” 2. build something new ~ you start at …
I need to call my friend!
Not “I need to call to my friend.” Facebook QUIZ answer! From https://www.facebook.com/english808/
