We’ve all had to talk about our phone battery, haven’t we? Whether it’s almost dead and needs charging urgently, or you’re totally fine battery-wise, this post will teach you useful, everyday English expressions to talk about it naturally and precisely.
As a new year approaches, it feels only natural to pause and look back on the past 12 months—to reflect on what has unfolded, to appreciate the lessons learned along the way, and to acknowledge how far we’ve come. At the same time, the turning of the year invites us to look ahead, to imagine what we hope the months to come will bring, and to put those hopes into words.
In this post, we’ll explore a selection of useful grammar patterns for expressing wishes, along with some vivid and expressive vocabulary to enrich them. As you prepare to wish your loved ones—and yourself—a happy New Year in the days ahead, we hope this guide will help you find exactly the right words in English to articulate the possibilities, ambitions, and joys you’d like to see take shape.
It’s that time of year again when we look back to see which word has been crowned Word of the Year by the Oxford University Press. Last year, it was brain rot, and this time, social media is in the spotlight again. Rage bait is the Word of the Year 2025. In this post, we’ll explore exactly what it means and learn how to use it naturally. Read on for its meaning in context and common collocations.
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