A simile /ˈsɪməli/ is an expression which compares two things; it always includes the words as or like. You can use similes to make your spoken and written English more colorful and your comparisons - more powerful...
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What Idioms Actually Are
This post will explain what formulaic language is, give examples of how idioms are constructed, and help you understand the nature of idioms a little bit better...
English in the Beatles’ Yesterday
Read the post for the grammar and vocabulary of the classic song. We'll analyze them carefully and, hopefully, learn a couple of useful words and brush up our grammar.
Clothes Vocabulary
Clothes, clothing or wear? Read the post to know the differences between the meanings of the words. You can also boost your clothes and shopping vocabulary. So, read on...
Daily Life English
What's your typical morning like? How's life for you? How about going out on the town? This post will teach you useful English vocabulary to answer the questions in a new, fresh way!
At the hospital
Learn useful English vocabulary and be healthy, wealthy and wise!
How to Talk about Injuries & First Aid
Practice listening and learn useful English vocabulary with this post.
Body Vocabulary
What is shin, thigh and calf? What body shapes are there? And what does weak-kneed or tight-lipped mean? Read this post to find the answers and boost your vocabulary with us!
Gradable & Ungradable Adjectives
Upper-intermediate - advanced grammar made easy.
Fear English
Halloween is just around the corner. Isn't it the right time to talk about what we are afraid of? Read on to know how to talk about fears in English, learn a few alternatives to "scared", and, hopefully, find inspiration to face your fears.
