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16 Common Monkey Idioms (REAL Examples and Video)

I put together a list of some common idioms with monkey so you can learn them quickly and use them in your own conversations. […]

One of my private English students asked me the difference between the suffixes -ize and -ify. Both are used to change existing words into

The suffix -or is commonly used in English, it is added to the end of many words to change their meaning. It is a

The continuous tense, also known as the progressive tense, is used when we want to talk about actions happening right now or ongoing situations.

I love to share my future plans and goals with my friends, family, and coworkers. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at

Metaphors are an important part of our everyday language. They are used to make complex ideas and emotions simple. From literature and poetry to

Ear idioms are a fascinating aspect of the English language, with many expressions using the ear as a metaphor for a variety of meanings.

Have you ever noticed that many words in the English language end in the letters -ant? My English students have. The suffix -ant is

Prefixes are an important part of the English language. They are added to the beginning of words to change their meaning, create new words,

Smell a Rat This idiom is used to show that you suspect someone of being dishonest or you think that something dishonest is happening.